Question for non believers of christianity

[joecoolfreak]

thats actually a very good question you pose. for my i personally searched a couple other religions,

See, I told you there would be some people who had.

for me muslim didnt make sense because how could a loving God command His people to kill themselves and other innocents to get into heaven?

Ooops, maybe not. There isn't any directive for Muslims to kill themselves. There isn't any directive to kill innocents either. Maybe you need to learn how to research a bit better. If you could, maybe you could quote the Quran to back your "facts" up here.

now i know your gonna say the christian God has done the same thing, except, for us the punishment of sin was always death, we as people couldnt live up to His laws so God postponed our punishment to the afterlife.

Nope, but out of curiosity, which christian god might you be refering to? The roman catholic one, the protastant one, the mormon one? or possibly his son? I digress..

now i searched many polytheist religions, to me tho, if these were all powerful beings and had the ability to create some type of life than why would there need to be more than one? in that aspect then these gods would not really be gods because they dont have the power to create something without help.

Kinda like the trinity? You know, why would God need a son, or a spirit? Isn't he god and couldn't he just "die for your sins" and stuff without having multiple personalities?

and then to judaism, its christianity but with further revelation of God. the reason jews dont accept Jesus is because He didnt restore the kingdom in their time frame.

Um, no sir. I grew up in a Jewish environment and with a Jewish education. You need to do a lot more research on the subject before you start to look really silly. And besides, if you wanted to say it a little better, the Christianity is basically Judaism with the addition of Jesus and the whole other list of changes that came with that.