Christianity in a nutshell

September 1, 2007

Redemption
[Art by Jim Huger from Dead To Rights, a parody of Jack T. Chick's tract]

Entry Filed under: Bible, Church, Religion, agnostic atheism, agnostic atheist, atheism, atheist, christian, christianity, freethinking, skeptic, skepticism, spirituality. .

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  • 1. escapedmentalpatient  |  September 6, 2007 at 6:01 am

    LOL

  • 2. Christian  |  January 22, 2008 at 5:41 pm

    that’s just dumb God cannot contradict himself whoever wrote this cartoon has no idea what the bible says about god and salvation from sin

  • 3. 4runner  |  February 19, 2008 at 11:09 am

    Clever, maybe even funny, but it reveals a bit of a misunderstanding. This cartoon steps into theology, which really isn’t this site’s strong point. However, from what I understand about Christianity is this. God did not change any “rule”, since the Old Testament if you sinned you would have to make a sacrifice of some kind of animal depending on the sin. This was the religion of the Jews/Israelites, while all the gentiles went to…yeah. God wanted to give salvation for all the people of the world, so he sent Jesus. Jesus then became the ultimate sacrifice. The “rule” did not change, a blood sacrifice was needed for atonement of sins.

    Note to Christian above. Don’t attack the cartoonist then fail to explain what is wrong about what he’s saying.

  • 4. KELSO93  |  February 23, 2008 at 2:01 am

    THAT IS A BUNCH OF CRAP BECAUSE GOD DIED FOR OUR SINS SO WE COULD HAVE ETERNAL SO BEFORE U GO AROUND MAKING STUPID CARTOONS READ THE BIBLE AND GET YOUR FACTS STRAIT GOD BLESS YOU|!!!!!

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