Nelson Montana said:He told me it was fine. In fact, he's partial to Primo.
louisiana said:to all the religious users out there i want to ask you a simple question. do you think GOD cares if you use steriods or not. I used before and i wonder if it's considerd a sin to use.
BigCracker said:Oh boy. Somebody's really trying to stir the shit now
Then again, this comes from a book that advocates torture, punitive amputation, slavery, oppression against women and handicapped people, violence, lawlessness, undermining of authority figures, murder of homosexuals and drunk teenagers, various human right's violations, etc...
Man, I'm gonna be in deep shit with the juiced up churchies now.
My point about a messed up start in the christian religion. I got your back. I am not an athiest because something had to start it all...even if it was just a nudge and then he/it sat back and watched what happened. I feel many of us fear the end of existance at death. I do not at all. I fear not getting everything done first! If the dirt nap is just that cool...I am gone anyway. If there is heaven/hell....I have done many more people great goods way more than those I have wronged....they are few. I believe in Karma (real Karma) You reap what you sow in life...and death perhaps. BTW, I read the bible also.BigCracker said:Oh boy. Somebody's really trying to stir the shit now
I'm an Atheist myself-no middleman in my life. However I have read the bible(unlike many Christians) and would have to say yes, AS use is a sin. Since AS and recreational drugs were not available back then, I'd assume these 2 verses are the ones AS use would be categorized under.
"Everything is permissible for me" -- but not everything is beneficial. "Everything is permissible for me" -- but I will not be mastered by anything" (I Corinthians 6:12).
"Do not get drunk on wine, which leads to debauchery. Instead, be filled with the Spirit" (Ephesians 5:18).
Then again, this comes from a book that advocates torture, punitive amputation, slavery, oppression against women and handicapped people, violence, lawlessness, undermining of authority figures, murder of homosexuals and drunk teenagers, various human right's violations, etc...
Man, I'm gonna be in deep shit with the juiced up churchies now.
bad post bro,and not true post like this should be shunnedDonCorleone562 said:wtf....I never wanted to admit it, but this board has gone to shame.
mehQuadsweep said:My point about a messed up start in the christian religion. I got your back. I am not an athiest because something had to start it all...even if it was just a nudge and then he/it sat back and watched what happened. I feel many of us fear the end of existance at death. I do not at all. I fear not getting everything done first! If the dirt nap is just that cool...I am gone anyway. If there is heaven/hell....I have done many more people great goods way more than those I have wronged....they are few. I believe in Karma (real Karma) You reap what you sow in life...and death perhaps. BTW, I read the bible also.
Quad
good prayer bro..its going to be your best batch ever now.HumanTarget said:God, please bless this batch of masterone & propionate i have brewed before ye. seriously, Lord, don't let my ass get an abscess....

Honestly it is quite possible. I guess it all depends on your own personal beliefs. I have met people that say tatoos and body piercing is a sin, yet others don't feel that way..louisiana said:to all the religious users out there i want to ask you a simple question. do you think GOD cares if you use steriods or not. I used before and i wonder if it's considerd a sin to use.
so wrong...chilledandy said:How anyone can seriously believe in reigion these days is beyond me. You only have to look at from a slightly subjective view point to realise it is just plain dumb.
Religions came about hundreds of years ago when we didn't have any idea of science, and everyone believed that the earth was flat and the sun was magic and if a woman had a brain she was clearly a witch. Then some guy who obviously had a lot of charisma offered up answers as to why we exist and what happens after we die and fair enough, people started to believe in what he was saying (this is true of pretty much all religions). It gave people peace of mind about death (which lets face, mortality is a pretty scary thought) and gave them the other answers to all of lifes great mysteries. It was understandable that back then people would believe these people. But not now. The only reason any of us believe in religion is because it has been passed down from one generation to the next and it grips people with fear that if they do not believe, they will go to hell. But when you stop and question the logic of it all, it becomes just plain dumb and nothing else. We have science now, we know that we are nothing more than organic matter, the same as bacteria. We know that the answers given by religion are clearly wrong. Why believe in a book of stories written by people who thought the sun was magic?
If you did truely believe in religion, and follow every single scripture literally, then everyone on the planet is living in sin, bar none, because its completely inescapable and the scriptures are all so contridicatory that you can't possibly win.
I highly doubt that the only reason as to why people believe in "religion" is because it was passed down.If that were the case then I would end up being catholic...My parents were very strict about catholic business before and when I was born. I was baptised and all that great shit.However, here I am 26 years old. Last time that I stepped foot in a catholic church was when I was too young to make my own choices...I fell away obviously...I used drugs,drank, I was a "sinner"..I did not find my way back to christ because of my parents or their beliefs. If that were the reason then I would be in a catholic church and believin their beliefs!chilledandy said:How anyone can seriously believe in reigion these days is beyond me. You only have to look at from a slightly subjective view point to realise it is just plain dumb.
Religions came about hundreds of years ago when we didn't have any idea of science, and everyone believed that the earth was flat and the sun was magic and if a woman had a brain she was clearly a witch. Then some guy who obviously had a lot of charisma offered up answers as to why we exist and what happens after we die and fair enough, people started to believe in what he was saying (this is true of pretty much all religions). It gave people peace of mind about death (which lets face, mortality is a pretty scary thought) and gave them the other answers to all of lifes great mysteries. It was understandable that back then people would believe these people. But not now. The only reason any of us believe in religion is because it has been passed down from one generation to the next and it grips people with fear that if they do not believe, they will go to hell. But when you stop and question the logic of it all, it becomes just plain dumb and nothing else. We have science now, we know that we are nothing more than organic matter, the same as bacteria. We know that the answers given by religion are clearly wrong. Why believe in a book of stories written by people who thought the sun was magic?
If you did truely believe in religion, and follow every single scripture literally, then everyone on the planet is living in sin, bar none, because its completely inescapable and the scriptures are all so contridicatory that you can't possibly win.
ironclaw said:I think GOD created gear, so no, I don't think he minds. There is no commandment that says:: Thou shall not do GEAR!!
chilledandy said:How anyone can seriously believe in reigion these days is beyond me. You only have to look at from a slightly subjective view point to realise it is just plain dumb.
Religions came about hundreds of years ago when we didn't have any idea of science, and everyone believed that the earth was flat and the sun was magic and if a woman had a brain she was clearly a witch. Then some guy who obviously had a lot of charisma offered up answers as to why we exist and what happens after we die and fair enough, people started to believe in what he was saying (this is true of pretty much all religions). It gave people peace of mind about death (which lets face, mortality is a pretty scary thought) and gave them the other answers to all of lifes great mysteries. It was understandable that back then people would believe these people. But not now. The only reason any of us believe in religion is because it has been passed down from one generation to the next and it grips people with fear that if they do not believe, they will go to hell. But when you stop and question the logic of it all, it becomes just plain dumb and nothing else. We have science now, we know that we are nothing more than organic matter, the same as bacteria. We know that the answers given by religion are clearly wrong. Why believe in a book of stories written by people who thought the sun was magic?
If you did truely believe in religion, and follow every single scripture literally, then everyone on the planet is living in sin, bar none, because its completely inescapable and the scriptures are all so contridicatory that you can't possibly win.
dannomight said:We are all sinners but are all forgiven. Its basically in how you percieve your desicions subconciously. Some religions think its a sin for women to wear pants instead of a skirt or dress like the hardcore baptists.
na bro just beat off then think about a chick who's face he's gooin up.chilledandy said:Is it wrong if your avatar sexually arouses another man?
thats wrong loldannomight said:na bro just beat off then think about a chick who's face he's gooin up.
Good point bro. a question a man asks with god in it gets a lot of ridicule and some hate towards his belief.hard2handle said:Oh I'm disgusted! We just talked about why ef is good for helping people. What's all this? Noone is answering his question. At least not well.
See, you can be objective without being offensive.
Oh yeah, Question: Why does anyone get so pissed at a God you don't believe in? I don't believe in the Easter Bunny, but I sure don't get pissed off if someone asks a question about him.
chilledandy said:How anyone can seriously believe in reigion these days is beyond me. You only have to look at from a slightly subjective view point to realise it is just plain dumb.
Religions came about hundreds of years ago when we didn't have any idea of science, and everyone believed that the earth was flat and the sun was magic and if a woman had a brain she was clearly a witch. Then some guy who obviously had a lot of charisma offered up answers as to why we exist and what happens after we die and fair enough, people started to believe in what he was saying (this is true of pretty much all religions). It gave people peace of mind about death (which lets face, mortality is a pretty scary thought) and gave them the other answers to all of lifes great mysteries. It was understandable that back then people would believe these people. But not now. The only reason any of us believe in religion is because it has been passed down from one generation to the next and it grips people with fear that if they do not believe, they will go to hell. But when you stop and question the logic of it all, it becomes just plain dumb and nothing else. We have science now, we know that we are nothing more than organic matter, the same as bacteria. We know that the answers given by religion are clearly wrong. Why believe in a book of stories written by people who thought the sun was magic?
If you did truely believe in religion, and follow every single scripture literally, then everyone on the planet is living in sin, bar none, because its completely inescapable and the scriptures are all so contridicatory that you can't possibly win.
chilledandy said:How anyone can seriously believe in reigion these days is beyond me. You only have to look at from a slightly subjective view point to realise it is just plain dumb.
Religions came about hundreds of years ago when we didn't have any idea of science, and everyone believed that the earth was flat and the sun was magic and if a woman had a brain she was clearly a witch. Then some guy who obviously had a lot of charisma offered up answers as to why we exist and what happens after we die and fair enough, people started to believe in what he was saying (this is true of pretty much all religions). It gave people peace of mind about death (which lets face, mortality is a pretty scary thought) and gave them the other answers to all of lifes great mysteries. It was understandable that back then people would believe these people. But not now. The only reason any of us believe in religion is because it has been passed down from one generation to the next and it grips people with fear that if they do not believe, they will go to hell. But when you stop and question the logic of it all, it becomes just plain dumb and nothing else. We have science now, we know that we are nothing more than organic matter, the same as bacteria. We know that the answers given by religion are clearly wrong. Why believe in a book of stories written by people who thought the sun was magic?
If you did truely believe in religion, and follow every single scripture literally, then everyone on the planet is living in sin, bar none, because its completely inescapable and the scriptures are all so contridicatory that you can't possibly win.
Kabeetz said:I just took a couple religious classes (requirement)...so while I won't debate religion with anyone because frankly I don't care and at this exact point in my life it's not necessary something I am halfway sure I believe in and because this is a fitness board... I will tell you what I believe an abrahamic God (Christian, jewish, muslim), might believe:
#1 If he not against aas use, he is for the 10 commandments, so "cheating" in sport and/or lying about use to friends/family/law enforcement would qualify as a sin.
#2 He created man in his image.. therefore trying to alter the appearance of man/woman through unnatural means (cosmetic surgery, implants, aas) MIGHT be considered a sin. The Pope has not to my knowledge commented on this kind of thing (not that I'm catholic so who cares, but the college I take courses at is so that's my reference point).
#3 God is supposedly against anything that articially affects the natural development of life.... this includes a married couple using condoms , gene therapy, stem cell, in vitro, etc. now this is all specifically related to procreation and the transmission of life.. BUT... I'm sure some f'd in the head priest could take it down that slippery slope to the development of the human body to its natural capacity.
Just my thoughts on how God might view it according to a conservative theologian, NOT MY VIEWPOINT.
heatherrae said:I think that if you believe God is truly a loving and benevolent God, he doesn't really get overly concerned with steroids. What is in a person's heart and mind is what counts.
seaking420 said:Let me ask him hold on.....
yeah, he said its fine. Any other questions you want me to ask him
So what are ya gonna do 'bout it?jerkbox said:god is worried that I might be getting too big, and that my shirts just aren't going to fit right anymore
InquisitivePsyche said:So what are ya gonna do 'bout it?
lol.
jerkbox said:i told god to stfu, and go to hell
Like the half ton man who couldn't lay on his back cause his weight would crush his heart.BigCracker said:Now you're gonna wake up and be too big to fit through the door sideways. They're gonna have to bust out a hole in your house's outside wall with sledge hammers and use a crane to lower you to the ground like they do for those big fat people.
chilledandy said:How anyone can seriously believe in reigion these days is beyond me. You only have to look at from a slightly subjective view point to realise it is just plain dumb.
Religions came about hundreds of years ago when we didn't have any idea of science, and everyone believed that the earth was flat and the sun was magic and if a woman had a brain she was clearly a witch. Then some guy who obviously had a lot of charisma offered up answers as to why we exist and what happens after we die and fair enough, people started to believe in what he was saying (this is true of pretty much all religions). It gave people peace of mind about death (which lets face, mortality is a pretty scary thought) and gave them the other answers to all of lifes great mysteries. It was understandable that back then people would believe these people. But not now. The only reason any of us believe in religion is because it has been passed down from one generation to the next and it grips people with fear that if they do not believe, they will go to hell. But when you stop and question the logic of it all, it becomes just plain dumb and nothing else. We have science now, we know that we are nothing more than organic matter, the same as bacteria. We know that the answers given by religion are clearly wrong. Why believe in a book of stories written by people who thought the sun was magic?
If you did truely believe in religion, and follow every single scripture literally, then everyone on the planet is living in sin, bar none, because its completely inescapable and the scriptures are all so contridicatory that you can't possibly win.
RottenWillow said:did the tard that started this thread ever post again?
wrong passive verb, no question mark, and no less than like 7 fucking exclamation marks.
somebodies really stashed an alter hardlouisiana said:to all the religious users out there i want to ask you a simple question. do you think GOD cares if you use steriods or not. I used before and i wonder if it's considerd a sin to use.
Powerbuilder333 said:"For GOD so loved the world that he gave his only begotten son that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life". John 3:16
"Looking for the blessed hope and the appearing of the glory of our great GOD and Savior, Christ Jesus; who gave Himself for us, that He might redeem us from every lawless deed and purify for Himself a people for His own possession, zealous for good deeds." Titus 2:13-14
"Through Christ all sins are forgiven" PB333![]()
Spartacus said:somebodies really stashed an alter hard
Yeahhhhh Its totally illogical huh? There is no balance in it and there always has to be balance in all things. Things always balance in the end...ying/yang. Do your fellow man right and you are on the side of right.BigCracker said:OK, so if I rape and kill 20 women all I need to do is accept Christ as my lord and savior before I die and I'll make it in to Heaven no prob??? That's kick ass!!!
Now if I'm Athiest, and donate all of my free time to helping under priveleged children, invent a cure for cancer, and promote world peace, etc., When I die I'm gonna fry in Hell for all of eternity??? That sucks!!!
Damn, I need to church-up.
BigCracker said:OK, so if I rape and kill 20 women all I need to do is accept Christ as my lord and savior before I die and I'll make it in to Heaven no prob??? That's kick ass!!!
Now if I'm Athiest, and donate all of my free time to helping under priveleged children, invent a cure for cancer, and promote world peace, etc., When I die I'm gonna fry in Hell for all of eternity??? That sucks!!!
Damn, I need to church-up.
Powerbuilder333 said:I didn't make the rules, but like 2.5 billion other people I accept them.
Most of us, in our own way, attempt to emulate the life of Christ. We also know that we will fall short, and our short comings will be forgiven.
Personally it's not my place to say who goes to Heaven, and who goes to Hell. That's between you and your Maker. If you don't have the Faith, that's your business as well.
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