I am not very well informed, I must admit. But I do have some points of view. I like christianity, and the hope it gives, I do not even think it was intended to be used as it is today. Of course, some people will use it positively, but most of them are blindly following it.  I am NOT making anti-christian statements here, but I still see this religion could get better.

First, I am disappointed by their intolerance towards sexuality:   www.youtube.com/watch?v=7V9-y0QWSGY    -this pastor goes in a frenzy by describing a homosexual fetish about... I'd better not talk about this. Anyway, this is the only thing he talks about. What he rejects are the mysteries of the human brain, and the theory of reincarnation in which I strongly believe. He simply does not rationalise that the brain of a HS works exactly like that of the different sex.  He also doesn't believe that there exists a past life- the gay's former self may have been a woman.
Wasn't christianity about love and acceptance? I am not a homosexual myself, but I don't dislike them either.

Another thing I do not understand is the ritual of childbearing in some of the variations of christianity. People are forced to have children after children, because that's what God told them. I myself have a 28 year old cousin with 6 kids already. We should be able to enjoy the little pleasures of life without the consequence of bringing souls on Earth every time. After all, all we're doing is harming our Mother Earth if we continuously multiply ourselves. I consider that having 2-3 children per family is more than enough to maintain our species.


Well, that's all I had to say, and I hope I did not bore you to death. (I find this subject boring myself, but after all it's a dillema that made me convert to a different religion.) Feel free to correct me if I'm wrong.

The 3 big religions (Islam, Jewish, Christianity - in order of numbers) have written their message in a book that has become more than out dated.  The problem is there is no 'spirit' of God in the growth aspect of human endeavours.

Homosexuality was never even mentioned in the Bible.  It is speculation, but some have even ascribed homosexuality to Jesus - after all he never married (so the legend goes).  God loves everyone.

Procreation is an interesting topic.....in biblical times, due to lack of medical knowledge or understanding, children died at birth or shortly thereafter in alarming numbers.  This took place right up to the end of the 19th century and into the 20th century.  Finally medical knowledge began to eradicate child deaths.

Someone producing 6 children could expect that at least half would die.  So this concept has been outworn and out dated along with the theology and books that encouraged it.

I know that homosexuality was not mentioned in the bible, as I have read it. But I simply do not understand why religious people are so intolerant toward people who are different than them. Religion should unite us all, it should bring peace, enlightment, joy. Not discrimination and violence (especially in Islam). I am talking now about how it Should be, not how it is. But I guess it is just my dream of seeing people from around the world, all kinds of people, united. Religion has a great potential, too bad it won't do anything.
Here is the full documentary: http://juzztnutz.blogspot.com/2010/06/missionaries-of-hate-vanguard.html
My only fear is that if missionaries prey on the gay people, they may soon start attacking our freedom.

First they came for the ministers and priests.  And no helped.  Then they came for the halt and lame.  And no cared to help.  Then they came for the Jews.  And there was no one left to care.

Dear friend,

First of all we should know one thing. Religion is one in the world and the God supremacy is one for all. The people like us who devided the religion as different and we have devided the God and worship in different form.

If we all see the basic crux of all religion and God, it is one and the same say, Love all. Do good. Be faith and truth.

Krishna