No seriously, why do CHRISTIANS feel the necessity to lie about their beliefs?

Wade12345
As a former Christian, licensed and ordained Pastor, I gotta ask, why do so many christians feel the need to lie about their beliefs?

I did this to the Atheists, but lets' do it to Christians.

First of all, read Genesis chapters 8 and 9. THERE IS NO SUCH THING AS THE "END OF TIME" IN OLD TESTAMENT PROPHECY AND THEOLOGY. IT JUST DOES NOT EXIST. FOREVER AND PERPETUAL GENERATIONS COVENANT MEANS THERE IS NOT AN END OF TIME.

Stop claiming any of Jesus' prophecies ever came to pass. I was a Christian for the first 36 years of my life, but I'm convinced that NOT EVEN ONE of Jesus' prophecies has ever come to pass, not even coincidentally nor by accident. People have even tried to FORCE Jesus's prophecies to come to pass and that didn't work either. Ezekiel's prophecy of Israel being reformed as a Sovereign nation has happened, but the words of Jesus of Nazareth are freaking lying vanities of no value to anyone. Period.

The man claimed to be "God in the flesh", but God is immortal and cannot die, and so the very fact Jesus died on a cross proves he wasn't God. He was put to death by the Romans for sedition and rebellion and insurrection.

If Jesus was God, why didn't he know microbes caused disease? Jesus told his disciples it was okay to eat without washing their hands, but whoever wrote Leviticus knew Microbes caused Disease. Jesus therefore PROVABLY falsely prophesied. Not only do we have the evidence that none of his prophecies have ever come to pass, but we have the evidence that he PROVABLY falsely prophesied. Therefore not only is he NOT "God in the Flesh" but his entire "Ministry" is therefore invalidated. What Jesus said was as ridiculous as Muslims believing pregnancy lasts for up to five years. It's FALSE and therefore should be rejected.

You ridiculous lying Christians need to Stop repeating Jesus's falsehoods and stop making up new falsehoods of your own.
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We got two camps of false prophets in Chrisitianity, and I've never supported either of them.

1) Constantly falsely prophesying the "End of time"

2) Constantly falsely prophesying blessings on people who pay tithe to the rich preacher. Nevermind the Law of Moses shows that the "Tithe and Offering" is supposed to go to orphans and widows, not rich people. "He who robs from the poor and he who gives to the rich shall both come to poverty."
No seriously, why do CHRISTIANS feel the necessity to lie about their beliefs?
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