Why are people so harsh towards Christianity

[TheCATthatdidntDIE]

The problem with the right with divine rule is that people (notably the "Christian") feel they deserve to have that right; that it is somehow based on what they have done to earn it. There are passages in the Bible that if not understood correctly, it leaves a power-seeking person to believe that God is only favorable to those who can "show" that they are righteous.

or you could go with my earlier post that explained why divine right to rule was wrong, and why people chose it. and christians lost it waaaay before the japanese. until VJ day the japanese believed their emperor was god.

 

[alissowack]

or you could go with my earlier post that explained why divine right to rule was wrong, and why people chose it. and christians lost it waaaay before the japanese. until VJ day the japanese believed their emperor was god.

My thing is that I don't think that a divine right to rule is wrong. I just think that it is not man's right to say so. Chance are when some claims a divinity, they are doing so according to their own standards and attaching "God" as a reason for it. No one is worthy of such a claim.