@LukeAlmighty You probably won't get many votes or comments, since I doubt many "true Christians" are on the Fediverse, or on the internet at large for that matter.
And even if there were, they wouldn't participate in the first place, since even suggesting that god could be immoral makes you a heretic and a person non grata.
While I'm not a Christian in the classical sense, I do believe there is a god, but I avoid thinking about his morality. If one just looks at all the suffering in the world, the very fact of existence, could one really confidently day that that is moral?
So for some time now, I can see the appeal of ending the cycle of reincarnation in Buddhism, as only not existing at all puts an end to suffering.
And even if there were, they wouldn't participate in the first place, since even suggesting that god could be immoral makes you a heretic and a person non grata.
While I'm not a Christian in the classical sense, I do believe there is a god, but I avoid thinking about his morality. If one just looks at all the suffering in the world, the very fact of existence, could one really confidently day that that is moral?
So for some time now, I can see the appeal of ending the cycle of reincarnation in Buddhism, as only not existing at all puts an end to suffering.