A Prayer Of Salvation (1 Viewer)

[Navin Johnson]

Would be so curious to see what biblical Jesus thinks of humanity these days. If I had to guess he'd be in therapy moaning about out how things went so sideways. I've never seen this many Christians acting the polar opposive of what He taught. How did empathy become a four letter word for so many?

If he existed today, he would immediately be written off as too woke.

Yep. The NFLX series "Messiah" is pretty indicative of how he would be received by his own followers.

Yep. That was a pretty interesting show.

There was an outcry in social media to have the show canceled because it depicted the main character as homosexual. I thought that was a little much to try and agitate the right so I watched it to see how far it went. I didn't get any homosexual vibe from the main character and it was obvious, the real reason that the right was trying to get it canceled. As an ex-christian, I feel the way that the establishment received him was an accurate portrayal. Bummed it got canceled, but I think people don't want to stop hating the people they were taught to hate

 

[Captain Cranks]

Would be so curious to see what biblical Jesus thinks of humanity these days. If I had to guess he'd be in therapy moaning about out how things went so sideways. I've never seen this many Christians acting the polar opposive of what He taught. How did empathy become a four letter word for so many?

To put things into context, Christians have been killing other Christians since before the Council of Nicaea. I think he's used to some unsavory behavior from his peeps.

 

[Dr. Manhattan]

Would be so curious to see what biblical Jesus thinks of humanity these days. If I had to guess he'd be in therapy moaning about out how things went so sideways. I've never seen this many Christians acting the polar opposive of what He taught. How did empathy become a four letter word for so many?

I tend to think it's mostly same as day 1, right? He didn't exactly come into a perfect situation.

Well, there's one massive difference isn't there? Back then there weren't millions who claimed to be devout followers of his teachings.

 

[The Longtime Lurker]

All this talk about getting to heaven, but what does that actually look like when you get there? Eternity is a long time and human nature seems malcontent for even 80 years to be happy with what we've got. For all the sacrifice and persistence i would imagine there's a pretty clear expectation of what happens when you get there. Anything for eternity seems less like heaven and more like hell from what I've seen of human nature.

Follow up to that is, is there a shift in consciousness from what we experience here on earth or do we remain exactly the same flaws and all?

Genuinely curious to hear what practicing Christians expect eternity to look like and how such flawed beings as humans can expect to find contentment in eternity.