Hell

[tempogain]

You said: “Whereas in theory judeo Christian religions to this day still follow rules written “in stone”.”

I’m pointing out that the stone seems pretty pliable, floppy even, erasable, and with plenty of tack-ons needed.

[Charlie_Jack]

@Dr_Milker

Also, it’s impossible for someone who was never close to God and his teachings to “move away from them.”

But it’s possible for an atheist to follow God’s teachings (whether or not they realize or care that that’s what they’re doing):

“I never believed in God,” she once said, “but I believed in the sacredness of life.”

https://www.washingtonpost.com/national/tina-strobos-dutch-student-who-rescued-100-jews-during-the-holocaust-dies-at-91/2012/02/29/gIQAfalKjR_story.html?noredirect=on&utm_term=.ee1ea19627f1

37 If I do not the works of my Father, believe me not.

38 But if I do, though ye believe not me, believe the works: that ye may know, and believe, that the Father is in me, and I in him.

John 10:37-38 (KJV)

[Dr_Milker]

@Charlie_Jack

But it’s possible for an atheist to follow God’s teachings (whether or not they realize or care that that’s what they’re doing):

But the atheist wouldn’t be “following God’s teachings.” It would just be overlap.

[Charlie_Jack]

@Dr_Milker

But the atheist wouldn’t be “following God’s teachings.” It would just be overlap.

Y’all gonna make me late for my little gig.

Bible Gateway passage: Matthew 21:28-32 - King James Version

[Belgian_Pie]

@Charlie_Jack

But it’s possible for an atheist to follow God’s teachings

It’s called being a decent human.