> how we are responsible for our sins when we are born in sin? we are responsible for our actions > would you blame a down syndrome child for being retarded? why blame if you can help by accepting him as a human being > why is it necesssary to preach the bible when god can let you in without knowing it?  it's a set of ancient rules made by people who have seen basic concepts of life be the same for generations, and detailed them > why is the death of jesus more important than his life? because people care the most when someone dies and becomes a legend/hero whatever you call it death/tragedy gives a deep meaning to most humans > why we should always feel guilty and unworthy? it's called not overestimating yourself don't think that you're smart, or someday there will be always someone smarter than you i went to church 3 times and read the bible, my father listens to it every week it's like reading a book that was made and accepted by millions of people over 2000+ years, and everyone respects it
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