Do you believe that Jesus Christ died for your sins? Only respectful answers please.
24 Answers to "Do you believe that Jesus Christ died for your sins? Only respectful answers please."
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Yes, I believe Jesus was the son of God, so I do believe he died for our sins.
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Yes, I think that Jesus loved us so much that he died for us
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From the research I've done, over the years, I've not even found proof (solid) of the man's existence, in any time-period, let alone having died for alleged sins.
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No
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yes.
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Yes, I believe he did. Not just for my sins though <.<
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Yes. I've had too many spiritual experiences to ever think he didn't exist.
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Absolutely.
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Nope.
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Assuming he existed, there is no way to know why the historical Jesus died. That said, I do not believe the depictions of Jesus from the so-called gospels are at all accurate.
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Of course
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wasn't even born yet?.. you can't lay that on me... but if it makes you feel better ... than ks JC.. your da man...
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Yes He did. He died for the whole world, but only a few will believe. What ashame!!
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Of course. I don't know what I would do without Jesus. Through **** times in life when I haven't shown him the commitment I should he has always come back for me, always.
What he did for us means more then I can even put to words.Like (1)
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No I do not. I was baptised and confirmed in the Roman Catholic Church but around the time of my confirmation I laid down one night and looked up into the night sky and it occurred to me... Why would a God that could make that incredible universe out there really 'care' about what one group of people on this planet thought versus others? At that point, I could no longer embrace any organized religion as I thought they all made God far too 'petty'. No knock against anyone who has found solace and comfort in their religion. More power to them and I applaud their finding a path to happiness. I just can't share that faith anymore.
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not for a second, even if so, way to many sins have been committed sense, one sacrifice no matter how great isn't enough to save man kind
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I used to truly believe that I not only NEEDED a Savior and that Jesus; son of David from Nazareth who has been written about WAS the one who was "sent by God" to save me. I later realized that this was human sacrifice and therefore not dissimilar enough from other "evil" religions where human sacrifice is performed. HOW could I believe in a man who died on a cross; a HUMAN (albeit supposed 1/2 deity) DIE to save ME??? I no longer believe that mankind was worth the death of a good man; let alone the grandiose advertisement of salvation through this cruelty.
You asked and I answered respectfully. I have not given a "yes" or "no" with no explanation. I think WE ALL WANT to be SO LOVED by someone (god) that we believe this TOO READILY and refuse to see the facts before us; just look at it from a "non-christians" view for a moment...Paul exhorted followers of him and Jesus to think of others and "where they are coming from". The person of Jesus; having lived or in fiction, is really a beautiful picture of a loving dreamer who cared for how people treated themselves and others. Compassion incarnate...why don't his followers do the same today?Like (1)
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God sent him back for that purpose and comparing his death to religions that used to sacrifice thousands of women and children feels a little like a stretch.
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As there is no sin, it is not possible.
As the Bible said that Barabbas was released by Pilate, and christian scholars have finally learned how to read the ancient Aramaic/Hebrew and Greek texts only to discover that the one who was released was bar abba (Aramaic/Hebrew) or bar-abba (Greek) - notice the lack of proper capitalization. bar abba is not a name. It is an Aramaic term of endearment. It means "sugar daddy", or loving papa who gives me all that I want.
How many people do you think were running around occupied Jerusalem being called "son of sugar daddy" while teaching people how to protect themselves from harm by loving others and turning the other cheek- as well as teaching people how to manifest what they want in their reality by trusting that all that they ask from abba IS given
Jesus didn't die on the cross. Jesus died at the hands of Paul's pen and Constantine's council. He didn't die for your sins. He was killed off in order to keep the coffers of the government and the churches full. Jesus' followers didn't pay taxes or homage to superiors. They didn't believe that any were superior to them.Like (1)
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Nope... If it was possible it doesn't make any sense as to how anyone's death could save humanity from eternal damnation (if Hell and Satan existed which they don't.). An ancient book proclaimed this... There are other ancient books where it is written other tales about humanity. I don't believe in the Judiaism prophesy that foretells of a "Messiah.". I am not sure that Jesus ever existed..... I don't see how any lives of the past have a direct connection to lives of the present. Most of all I don't believe in a dualistic God. I believe in omnipresent, omniscient, omnipotent, non-dualistic God and so therefore, God.
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No offence we use 2% of our brains and I highly doubt we can decipher if Gods plan made sense.
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Posted by perseverer Apr 14th, 2012 at 11:15PM
Yes, I do believe that Jesus Christ became man for the sole purpose of redeeming us, and that He did this by dying for us, ie by offering His sufferings and death to God in satisfaction for the sins of men. The witnesses to both His death and Resurrection are very impressive, as are the witness of the Church He founded, particularly in the performance of miracles in His Name and the many martyrdoms undergone for faith in Him.
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