[QUOTE="Aceback"][QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"] No. Not at all. In regard to the current discussion God is a supernatural being.
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If the christian god and the bible are not human constructs, how come they both come from judaism? let me guess, you're implying that the "chosen people" are not humans? If the existence of "god and the bible" were so obvious and so pre-existant to man, how come you all have to create propagandistic threads like these full of thread-to-thread e-preachers?You're confusing God and the bible with Christianity. Christianity is human and manmade. God is eternal and is not defined by human beings. The christian God didn't come from Judaism. God was God before anything was anything else. It has nothing to do with Judaism, or Christianity for that matter. The same God that spoke to Jews(and still speaks to some Jews) is the God that speaks to Christians.
You do realize Jesus and his apostles were Jews? That the ministry of Jesus began with the Jews? That Christianity is simply the fulfillment of a promise(prophecy) that God made to his people(i.e Israelites, God's chosen people, covenant keepers, Jews) and shared with the world, both Jews AND Gentiles?
Btw, this thread did not start nor has it ended in a propagandistic way. Noone here is saying "convert to Christianity or go to hell." The TC was just asking a question and giving an opinion.
Strange, many gazillions of jews were killed by christians in the dark ages (and before that right after they seized the power of rome by jewish sects), specially those that didn't flee from countries like Spain, for example. Many too are still discriminated and have been discriminated since christianity came into the world. The varying "speech" and "personality" of the god (or as you seem to imply "inspired by christianity") are directly taken from the yvwh aka jewish god, and yes, no matter how hard you all try to "convince" others that your god is eternal and immutable, history proves it otherwise, even the humongous amount of contradictions in the bible. (god was angry and punished everyone/god was angry but forgave) god, just like anything related to religion is a social product therefore a human construct, subject to change, seemingly afflicted by some sort of multiple personality disorder, for it seems have a different personality and attitude per every "quote" of it. Why wouldn't it be propagandistic? just because it doesn't say "believe in christianity or go to hell" doesn't really make it propagandistic, but imperative. The bare reference to christianity makes it propagandistic, hence some user's sigs. 
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