Tough Questions for Christians # 32: Foreskin

The 32nd in an ongoing series where I ask Christians and other theists difficult questions. Each video deals with only one topic, and will challenge believers to think outside their usual responses. Feel free to post a video response to any question you can answer. If you want to post a comment but need more than 500 characters, post your comments at: http://www.ToughQuestionsPodcast.com

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[humanistheart]

@wasqe324 If there is no gender in heaven than it's pretty stupid for god to care about gender here, like being against homosexuals.

[humanistheart]

@UnforgivingDemon I tend to agree. The only one that seams remotely acceptable is the Buddhist concepts.

[SoulShepherd84]

@elinikk When you say you "know" the truth and have no verifiable way to back that claim up, then the claim itself is meaningless.

[elinikk]

@SoulShepherd84 So say you, but we know the truth. You are the one that is believing in a fable. You are the one that is asleep. The bible is silent on some issues but points to them. That is why I say "most likely'!

[SoulShepherd84]

@suckmyazzz Your grammatical errors and lack of sentence structure render your entire comment ignorant and hard to follow. If you want others to take your comments seriously, stop posting like an elementary school child would.

[SoulShepherd84]

@RaresRawrs Riddle me this. If god created everything, how did god get there? god is outside space and time you say? Then why is it not possible for our universe to start outside of space and time. Just because we do not know the answer to something does NOT mean the answer is god. It simply means we have not discovered yet. Free your mind from fables and fairy tales and start living in reality where you can help humanity move FORWARD.

[SoulShepherd84]

@elinikk "Most likely"? The answer to the question is that you don't know.  There are so many contradictions in christianity and other religions that to believe in one as if it were true is equivalent to believing that the world is flat. Get educated and stop believing in fables as if they really happened.

[elinikk]

Too easy, this is another question based out of ignorance of the scriptures. Jesus' body is specific God wants us to be able to see the marks that he recieved to pay for our salvation. That said anyone who is given a new body to life everlasting will look like who they are in life. They will appear just like that person but better however "they will be like the angels" as Christ said, "neither giving or taking in marriage". Most likely no sexual organs at all.

[spartanW43]

@TheMistAnchorite Thats the idea, you don't know. Because god has been contradicting himself all this time :P

[TheMistAnchorite]

it is not a question, we dont know how we will look, imagine is like asking someone: if you was burned alive, will you get your full body back ? and why dont angles have penises ? and so one ... the fact is we dont know !

[RaresRawrs]

I would like to point out the fact that all people are not the same. There are many different views of Christianity just like there are many views of how people think the earth was made. Riddle me this, You say the earth was made by an exploding star or something. How did the star get there. There has to be some sort of energy that was there before the stars so that it could create them. There goes the big bang theory, because if god didn't create the stars then who did? what did? gf athiest

[Chelsea4President]

These born again Christians threaten with childish fantasies of revenge and torment upon their imagined enemies. It is really pathetic when you think about it.

Christians frequently resort to threats of Hell when people act (or even think) in ways they don’t approve. This is because at the end of the day, that is all they have. They can’t persuade someone to change their behavior with logical discourse, because they can’t reasonably support their position.