Christians will they be helping the poor when
encouraged to remember that Jesus gave up his riches? Should not it also remind
you that Jesus was a supernatural, omnipotent and immortal being, very
different from the poor humans?
Often Christians flagelen self
incriminating for not having come to understand the logic of God, and precisely
this is the most reasonable part that characterizes them.
Faith and logic functions that
are contradictory, but may be present in the same individuals precisely because
humans are contradictory, ambivalent and inconsistent.
With these statements I'm not
adjetivando anything good or bad Christians. If they consider that my judgments
are offensive, then they should think that they are criticizing their own
brothers in faith.
In a capitalist world is even
more incoherent deploy the Christian faith. This socio-economic context
requires greater effort contradiction.
However, this effort is
humanly possible because many Christians have large fortunes and still being
able to enrich permanently, still attend Mass, practice fasting, prayer,
baptism, religious marriage and other obligatory rites.
Cursa March 2014 Catholics
live their faith in Lent. So reflect more often hear the words of the Pope and
strengthen their faith while reinforcing the inevitable contradiction.
Exemplified recurring actions
and sayings of Jesus, without mentioning that he knew provided with powers
assigned by God. What would any human being who knew provided that infinite
power? Is it possible to try to emulate a being who did everything he did
because he knew immortal? Can we not think that we humans seem so imperfect
only because we compare ourselves with an impossible model to imitate?
Those who are poor, because in
that state are found due to the logic of the capitalist market, would you be
struggling to progress economically attractive or choose to imagine as powerful
as Jesus?
Religious still advise that
mimic a supernatural being, are making an honest preaching, responsible for
'good parent'? or, on the contrary, they are justifying the already poor do
nothing to solve their material needs?
Atheists are people who do not
understand as Christians understand themselves, but offer the advantage of
observing more objectively. From the outside you see things that are not seen
from the inside.
Admítanme a metaphor: The fish
never know they are wet, those that are not fish, we know that they are wet.
Note: Original
in Spanish (without translation by Google): La
pobreza cristiana observada por un ateo.
(Este es el Artículo Nº 2.138)
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