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Very good insight Citizzzen.  The Earth and everything in it is finite.  But Communism also hurts the people it governs and does not allow its people to take part in any religion, effectively condemning their souls to Hell.  Doesn't God want us to protect and defend the oppressed?  I don't see why not.  And I don't think the Bible says that God is against war.  I am sure war is not a part of His original plan - that original plan would be a perfect world where there is no need for war - but God protected the Israelites through multiple wars.  Why would He do such a thing if He were against war?  I think there is such a thing as a just war.  --[[User:David R|<<-David R->>]] 22:40, 14 March 2007 (EDT)
 
Very good insight Citizzzen.  The Earth and everything in it is finite.  But Communism also hurts the people it governs and does not allow its people to take part in any religion, effectively condemning their souls to Hell.  Doesn't God want us to protect and defend the oppressed?  I don't see why not.  And I don't think the Bible says that God is against war.  I am sure war is not a part of His original plan - that original plan would be a perfect world where there is no need for war - but God protected the Israelites through multiple wars.  Why would He do such a thing if He were against war?  I think there is such a thing as a just war.  --[[User:David R|<<-David R->>]] 22:40, 14 March 2007 (EDT)
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Wait... Are we saying that a person's immortal soul could be condemned to hell because an earthly government didn't allow them to pray? An all loving, all knowing God wouldn't understand that? That seems hard to accept... I agree that some wars are justified, but only from a human standpoint... It seems to me that the Jews were no closer to salvation in Jerusalem then they were in Egypt. Assuming of course that eternal salvation is linked to loving worshipping and accepting God, and not rituals and sacrifices... Citizzzen 03.15.07
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