Christ sacrificed Himself on the cross to erase your bad KARMA

countryboy said:
No offense man, but Karma and Christianity have absolutely nothing to do with each other. Christ died for the forgiveness of our sins, not "bad Karma". There's no such thing as Karma.

Happy Easter.
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No offense taken, brother. It is a controversial perspective. :0)
 
The Hebrews thought Jesus was a bullshit artist. Ratted him out to the Romans. Romans took up the Challenge. Jesus died, like thousands others, on a Cross. Looks like Hebrews were right.
 
Jack said:
The Hebrews thought Jesus was a bullshit artist. Ratted him out to the Romans. Romans took up the Challenge. Jesus died, like thousands others, on a Cross. Looks like Hebrews were right.
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Yeah yeah Witless Wonder, we are all aware of your rabid hatred, and extremely bigoted positions.
 
Jesus was executed by the occupation authorities, as were people in American-occupied Islam, for the standard imperialist reasons.
 
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sounds like me and my mixture of Buddhism and Christianity lol.."love one another"seems apprapro in our divided political world.
 
countryboy said:
No offense man, but Karma and Christianity have absolutely nothing to do with each other. Christ died for the forgiveness of our sins, not "bad Karma". There's no such thing as Karma.

Happy Easter.
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beg to differ..
everything you say or do, or even think has made you whom you are now -that's your "karma"
 
Jack said:
The Hebrews thought Jesus was a bullshit artist. Ratted him out to the Romans. Romans took up the Challenge. Jesus died, like thousands others, on a Cross. Looks like Hebrews were right.
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Jesus came as the Passover Lamb,so that the Passover Angel could Passover our sins!
 
countryboy said:
There's no such thing as "karma". The idea of "karma" is associated with Hinduism and Buddhism, not Christianity.
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That doesn't mean karma doesn't exist. I give you a simple logical explanation
Do you disagree with that?

Karma is the sum total of every action, activity, or thought a person has had or done, in this and every other lifetime i.e. saṃsāra.
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