>>111192>This creates passive two-more-weeks retardsMost of the problems secularists have with christianity is that it's followers don't actually practice the religion. The NT talks much about being moral and living life DESPITE the fact that Jesus may come back at any moment.
>Jesus has never actually saved anyone. The world is still full of sin and death. Why did Jesus die? Everything is identical before and after he diedYou're complaining about something that YOU want from christianity. You think that's how the religion should work, but Jesus was a spiritualist, not a pragmatist. He never said that his sacrifice would physically alter the world, he said that it would spiritually alter the world. (In all fairness his did claim that EVENTUALLY he would physically alter the world).
>Everyone still sins. Everyone dies. All Christians I know rot in the ground just like everyone else. Jesus accomplished literally nothing and his followers sacrifice their only life in pursuit of a lieWe'll see. I'm not willing to forgo the idea of a christian afterlife just because 2k years have passed. In the bible, miracles are hundreds or thousands of years apart. The timeline is not completely out of line yet. I'm not retarded though. I understand that if 4k or 6k years have passed since his resurrection, that would be a bit more suspicious. But how do I know Jesus isn't purposefully letting planet earth run out of resources and fall apart before he comes back to save everyone?
