I find being a Christian an awful guddamn selfish belief system, because their doctrine tells, that each one of them has the power (through Jesus/Holy spirit) to perform miraculous feats, but when these “Feats” aren’t manifested, then the main objective message becomes saving your own soul!

Two very popular Christian symbols are the Cross and the Fish, but they should X out the “cross” and just plain call themselves selfish!

Ask me why can I write about this? Because I’ve spent most of my young adult life living it, studying it, and believing it. So, I’m very well certified to air my opine on the matter. Many of you have your own opinions I’m sure, because our thoughts and our feelings trickle down by the ton. An opinion like a butt hole, everybody’s got one. But I’m giving it to you my way?

I find being a Christian an awful guddamn selfish belief system, because their doctrine tells, that each one of them has the power (through Jesus/Holy spirit) to perform miraculous feats, but when these “Feats” aren’t manifested, then the main objective message becomes saving your own soul! You’ve heard it, be ye born again, but the miracles are taught and believed to be one of the main “by-products” of the faith.
It seems, because of the lack of evidence in this “by-product”, the main concern for believers has to focus on them just being saved and get to heaven, so they can avoid the alternative of “busting” hell wide open (going to hell).

Now, the Christian faith has enough clauses and “plauses”, which allows them to justify the lack of NO “by-product”. Even if one of their professors should say, Lord, haven’t I cast out demons in your name, God can still tell them during “Judgment Day”, depart from me ye workers of inequity, I never knew you.
And another cop out is found where it says, if the righteous scarcely be saved, where shall the ungodly appear?

Basically, believers don’t have to prove anything they believe or say is possible through Jesus/God/The Holy Ghost, because Jesus set up that standard during his 40&40 stay in the desert during the satanic temptation episode. He would not perform miracles for Satan, like turning stone into bread etc. and then told him; man cannot live by bread alone etc. etc.
But I had to council with myself when I used to believed, and even asked the elders; shouldn’t that be the way faith is generated, by showing proof of the “by-product”? But their answers were quotes from the Bible (like the ones I just paraphrased) to dismiss my genuine concerns. It will be far from it for me to ask any Believers to prove anything to me, Nah. But with as many individuals who believe in the “principal product”, Jesus, shouldn’t the “by-product” be more evident?

I know I’m too far gone now for anyone to prove anything to me about Jesus’ or God’s powers and the workings of the Holy Ghost, nor does anyone have to. I say to them save that noise and don’t waste my time, because I’ve already wasted over a decade believing, preaching, and teaching that noise myself. But, the Shriners Hospitals and Ronald McDonald houses should be put out of business! I would love to see a bunch of them (Believers) go into those hospitals and lay hands on those terminally ill little children and watch everyone of those asylums vacate.

Because I am attacking their belief system, I will be labeled one who really didn’t believe, or I would’ve been able to perform miracles in Jesus’ name, but I shrug my shoulders to such retorts. You see, if I had seen enough proof of the “by-product” radiating from the “principal product”, I wouldn’t have been selfish and only used it to save my own soul, neither would I have only been able to run around claiming souls needed to be saved, because my “by-product” would have made the “principal product” believable.

So that’s why I just can’t believe in the principal anymore…
And that’s just the way I See Stuffs!