[quote=Coleman]no being was perfect except for Jesus; and you could make an argument that Mary was perfect too.


EDIT: I totally misread the last sentence of your statement--my bad. God does put people under tests to see their level of faith. This world does not matter when it comes to rules of God's compassion. It's the afterlife that God will give forgiveness and show his compassion towards his loved children.[/quote:da7d4] I understand what youre saying but it just doesnt make sense. Correct me if I am misunderstanding you but are you implying that it doesnt matter how you die? I beg to differ. I would much rather die instantly from a bullet to the head then die by being crucified or watnot.

No. I think we should just let nature do its thing.

I think that we should continue with it to help the defects on some humas like you said (hearing, deaf, blind, retarted), and if possible venture out into the idea of making us stronger or smarter if thats possible. I would just love to see everyone with no lost limbs or disabilities. It would be so much better cuz you wouldn't have to feel bad if your walking down the street and see someone in wheelchair. It would also get rid of a lot of prejudice.

On the religion subject, best explanation of religion ever from end of days

[quote:c063b]Something good happens, "It's His will." Something bad happens, "He moves in mysterious ways." If you look at that overblown pressbook the bible what does it tell you? Shit happens.[/quote:c063b]

[quote=Trunks][quote=Coleman]no being was perfect except for Jesus; and you could make an argument that Mary was perfect too.


EDIT: I totally misread the last sentence of your statement--my bad. God does put people under tests to see their level of faith. This world does not matter when it comes to rules of God's compassion. It's the afterlife that God will give forgiveness and show his compassion towards his loved children.[/quote:436ae] I understand what youre saying but it just doesnt make sense. Correct me if I am misunderstanding you but are you implying that it doesnt matter how you die? I beg to differ. I would much rather die instantly from a bullet to the head then die by being crucified or watnot.[/quote:436ae]nope, i'm not saying anything about ways of death. I am saying that our "human life" is a whole test of faith. I know, most people think that's a bunch of crock shit, but that's what i believe. The faith is the thing that will matter at judgement when you die. So, I'm saying that God shows his compassion when you're standing before him ready to hear your sentence (eternal life in heaven/hell/pergatory/limbo). That's where God's compassion sets in, and not totally in our human lives. That's why people have it harder than others. That's why life isn't fair. It's all a test of faith.

[/quote] It's all a test of faith.[/quote]

This is like that movie Gattaca .. or something like that.