Henderson County Nativity Rally crowd

Short video of the crowd at the Henderson County Nativity Rally in Athens, Texas Saturday, Dec. 17, 2011. Leaders estimated the crowd at 5,000.

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[MitchStarRepublic]

@ohevyeshua What about the other 600+ commandments and exactly which version of the 10 commandments you talking about anyway? The book makes no sense. Eating shrimp is not bad. You will not take my shrimp scampi you heathen!!

[MitchStarRepublic]

Awwwww!!! Look at all the Sheeple!!!

[usaeagle1776]

great video..need to see more of this across America.

[DEricKesler]

@ohevyeshua I looked over your favorite videos and saw nothing to indicate your religious denomination. Can you provide a link to the specific video that you were thinking about?

[ohevyeshua]

@DEricKesler

You can click on my name, and then view my playlist to find out.

[DEricKesler]

@ohevyeshua Catholic catechism teaches that sin is an offense against god. Many Christian sects accept this definition. I see that you have a differing interpretation of sin.

There are those Christians who would regard the nativity scene in Henderson County’s town square as a violation of the second commandment’s injunction against idolatry.

There have been 30,000 different sects of Christianity. Which sect are you advocating? Is there any empirical evidence supporting your sect?

[DEricKesler]

@ohevyeshua You are avoiding my question. Would you be willing to pray to a god you did not believe in?

I am unwilling to pray to your god because such an act would be both pointless and insincere.

Why won’t you get down on your knees and pray to the Allah of the Quran or the Shiva of the Hindu Vedas? You are already convinced of a universe populated by magical entities. Why do you reject the claims found in other sacred texts?

[DEricKesler]

@ohevyeshua I was responding to your claim that my “life has no merit”.

When I die, I will not be present to bemoan the loss of everything.

Where is the empirical evidence supporting the claim that Jesus gives peace that passes all understanding?

Again, the 10 Commandments do not have a divine origin. All evidence points to a Babylonian origin.

Again, there is no need to fear Judgment Day, for there is no evidence ones conscience continues after biological functions have ceased.

[ohevyeshua]

@DEricKesler A "mere mortal" does not offend Him. If you curse Him, you do nothing for Him. If you deny Him, you do nothing for Him. If you hate Him, you do nothing for Him. If He were hungry, Would He tell you? If He had a need, Would He ask you? He does extend grace to you because of you, - He extends grace to you because He is gracious. - Answer - Why do you deny to God whom you deny?

[DEricKesler]

@ohevyeshua Every good deed performed on planet earth has been done by a mere mortal. Not one good deed has been performed by any of the 10,000 gods. That includes your god, ohevyeshua. Feel free to provide some empirical evidence if you feel otherwise.

The whole notion of sin is absurd. What act could a mere mortal commit that would offend an entity that is allegedly omnipotent, omniscient and omnipresent?

One last question, would you pray to a god you did not believe in? Why would I?