WRONG...Alex(Jones)...

Authoritarians in any arena can do lots of damage to humanity and human growth and progess. "Absolute power corrupts absolutely." Protestants rebelled against the authoritarian Catholics, etc. because the authoritarians became corrupted by their power. On the other hand, Quakers, who are individualists and decentralized, refuse to be drafted into war, and gave their lives to help slaves and Jews be free, via the "underground railroads" in this country and others. They are the "Dr. No" (Dr. Paul version) of religions.

Our founders banned mandatory religion because they are corruptable. If you want to choose an authoritarian religion that follows an authoritarian God, then you can, but you can't be forced to do so.

That said, Jesus, himself, refused to take authoritarian power. He described God as a father, and most people would admit that parents should have some authority over children who are minors. He never advocated forcing anyone to follow him or to use force against his enemies. It would be hard to find a person more respectful of the rights of others than Jesus. Many Christians try to follow his example.

Religion is a personal matter, at least in the U.S. No one should be able to try and force it on another, and would be doomed to fail.

Have you ever noticed how, if a person believes in God, and describes Him, the description fits their personality? In other words, people who believe, believe in a God they can believe in? Likewise, when they reject God, the God they reject is one they can't believe in? I hear people rejecting an authoritarian God the way they reject an authoritarian government that isn't meeting their needs. This is what makes the conversation so difficult...

If you have a need for logic, you may not see God as "a being" but as "being." I have to assume that God is big enough to handle both ideas.

It doesn't mean the search for a God you can believe in should not continue, or that your understanding won't change as you gain wisdom. I'm a libertarian by nature (or by creation), so I'm more interested in the principles than rules and mandates or story details. But, then again, I'm in the minority. Doesn't mean I'm right or wrong.

IMissLiberty

...brainiacs wrap your little sarcastic, dumbed-down, emotional intellect around this..."anti-religious" rant?

http://pakalert.wordpress.com/2009/12/01/israel-did-911-all-...

Following Christ, believing He was DEITY, is not the SAME as the man-made "Christianity" you all cite that is the cause of the world's problems...WAKE UP and GROW UP America...it is called ECCLESIASTICAL TYRANNY...this is HOW they get away with it...Evolution Theory(endorsed by the churches)...the Holocaust numbers that label deniers anti-Semites...and the Left Behind Series that make "Christians" abdicate their civic duty to "throw the bums out" because they believe in the "separation of church and state".

ALL man-made religions are designed to ENSLAVE the "electorate" in a "democracy"; to keep them docile and willingly subservient to an evil, self-serving, tyrannically-bent government of arrogant morons that do NOT fear the Creator - like most of our founders did.

Get out of high school...we are being conned and used by the wimps and bullies with money...that's all...God is no respecter of persons...why are you a respecter of Liars and Thieves and Clergy that openly disobey the tenets of their own purported faiths?

Go buy another Alex Jones film and tell me how that will help clean up the GOP!!!

prevented scientific progress for hundreds of years because it went against the bible? Oh, that's right, it was Christianity!

Do you still believe the Earth is the center of the universe and that the world is flat?

You actually believe that god produced the theory of evolution to test us? I suppose you also believe that dinosaur bones were placed by god to test our faith. I seem to recall a certain someone named Darwin developing it. Was Darwin divinely inspired to describe what seems like a fairly logical process? I assume he was as divinely inspired as the schmucks who wrote "god's word" to gain a solid grasp on the idiots that blindly follow them.

Now, I would like to hear your train of thought on how not believing in a bed-time story written two thousand years ago has any bearing on current events. Note that I laugh at your presumption that one must believe in god and the bible in order to be a moral person. I'm an athiest, yet I am one of the most moral, principled, respectful, and courteous people I know.

I have known for awhile now I called Alex on it one day !!! lol
He don't want to talk about it though ?? Thats when I seen the cointelpro at its finest or should I say their worst ! God forbid his ratings fall ?
He told me it is his show and his choice of topic , I did what he told me to do ,I called his show and said something about the russians and gull island and got past the delay 30 seconds And talked about dino's with man he was pissed. My partner did the same

become a street corner for proselytizing the word of (any) God? Religion is obviously not the answer to our political problems, if only because there are many people and many beliefs.

I don't know which is worse the NWO, or the masses of religious who think they will be raptured at the last minuted and won't have to take any responsibility for the NWO mess we're allowing to take place.

Jesus gave only 2 commandments
Moses gave 10 commandments
The bible gives 780 commandments

Which one is right ?

I am spiritual not religious. I believe god is a being who loves us unconditionally not the vengeful wrathful god of the bible. We are already "saved", we are already eternal, and we don't need to enslave ourselves to religion to be "saved".

I can think for myself, and I don't need to be saved by religious or NWO tyrants.

straight. It's the only way. We must force-feed our idea of morality to everyone.