Our true meaning of that ride or die saying/question (what it means to be a Christ)

To ride means to murder the coward you "could" be, by murdering him first before he murders you. This is why death followed our rider of one of those horses mentioned in Revelation.

To die means to bury yourself in your sinful desire.

In other words, if I were to write that ride or die question in full strength, it would go like this:

Do you want to ride against an envisioned cowardliness of your inactions? Or do you want to die in your sins?

^Your answer then should be yes to either.

Dying in your sins is your acting to save yourself from a bad eternity. It is inaction that would damn you into recieving a bad eternity. Sinning is a necessary wickedness. In truth, we are our own Christs. Life is what you make it to be. You can make it be a great eternity by acting, as in riding or dying, or you can make it be a bad eternity by not acting, as in not riding or dying.

If the coward surfaces in you, then it murdered you, because you will then be recieving a bad eternity for the rest of eternity, unless you get your act together and realize that sinning is our necessary wickedness to save us from a bad eternity.

You might be saved if you choose to act. You might be damned if you choose not to act. It is all on you however you do or dont do.

Have you ever had a moment where some extremely good-looking girl walked past you, and you knew you should have talked to her, to see if something grand could become of doing so, though you didn't, and then you had a feeling of regret once the oppurtunity to talk to her was over with? Well that is exactly how bad you could cause the rest of your eternity to be if you choose inaction like a stupid little coward. In other words, get your sin on! Live your life like a hog!

In that trailer to "Fast and Furious 6," you hear Dom (played by Vin D.) say, "Ride or die." I can't wait to see this movie.

reply to post by WarJohn


hmmm

We only live once, and that once is an eternity.

By entering into wicked ways, and leaving the just (good only or evil only) ways behind, is how you might save yourself.

If any of you believe in Christ, then you should believe he died FOR your sins, which is meaning he died to tell you it is much wanted of you to sin, because feeding him your sins is what is saving you from a bad eternity.

Though the story of Christ is actually a message that informs us that we are our own Christs. Sin, and you might be saved! However, don't sin, and you might be damned.

Christ is the strong delusion sent to get us to realise that we should save ourselves from a bad eternity by sinning.

"Go and sin no more" - Jesus Christ

Originally posted by WhoKnows100

"Go and sin no more" - Jesus Christ

Um, he didn't die yet in that part. It is when he died that you should realise what all I am saying.

Nice try though. I can take on you types all day. At the end of the day, Christ's DEATH and AFTER DEATH still stands, not Christ's LIFE before Christ's DEATH and AFTER DEATH. Get your story following about Christ together.

If any of you will follow Christ, then be sure to follow him correctly.

The true purpose in what he came to do, if you believe in him, came by his death and what followed.

But how can you not know this? Is it because you follow the flawed collective Christian interpretation of Christ?

reply to post by WarJohn


IF I followed Christ I would not follow your version of him, you have it all wrong.

It's hilarious you people can't even agree on the message from "christ" amongst yourselves. That being said the op is without a doubt onto something here, wether or not jebus is who said this is irrelevant when its meaning is understood.

reply to post by WarJohn


Explanation: S&F!

I concur!

Lowrider by War


Personal Disclosure: Feel the fear ... and do it anyway!

P.S. Hint .. Conversation for Yes [aka Revelation] = not a coward [aka Devil] ... so do what thou will [aka Temptation] ... but also temper that [aka Justice] by harming no one [aka Mercy] and that way [aka the narrow path] leads one to profits [aka Prophets] in heaven [aka Pearly Gates] on earth [aka Resurrection] by God! [aka Salvation]

Peace be upon you!

And it comes to mind.

A false Christ is someone who doesn't bare that they are their own Christ. They are living false, and maybe still under the strong delusion sent.

When it was said lo, here or lo, there, concerning Christ, concerning BELIEVE IT NOT, then you should have gotten it that that means you are your own Christ, and no one else can officially be that, except sometimes maybe those showing tough love in order to remove you from a bad place you seem stuck in. Bad, as in a stupid place, or, as in a dangerous place. To have life more abundantly is to possess another's life, to where they have their possession of their life taken away for maybe a time, times, and an half of time. These type of thieves that come upon you, and steal you from your possession of yourself, to remove you from a bad place, are showing tough love. But there are other types of thieves which are the bad types you should be aware of.

Allow death to catch up and consume all that you believe is 'you'. One should die each night and forget the self that was before. Do it each moment and be reborn in presence.

Christ died for the sin of man by dying to before and not thinking of the morrow. He advises that you try it - he cannot do it for you.