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I've already said why I believe. |
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There obviously is some doubt. |
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The theory of entanglement suggests that without man there would be no God - the converse may also be true ;) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quantum_entanglement |
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Gary, DRZ, all the cleaver & cool kids are posting on 4chan/b/ quick hurry :rolleyes:
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You've been doing the arguing, I've been telling you why I believe he exists. I have never said God is fact. You've wanted me to say it, so you can come back with "so where's the proof" etc. What I've done is explain (several times) that I believe he is real. I've briefly explained how he works in my life. I have no doubt God is real in my world so I don't need to prove anything to anyone. If you want God in your life then that's between you and him. Go speak to one of those door-knockers that annoy you so much. No-one will ever tell you God is 100% fact. |
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Come on folks I think Russ has been more than fair in his responses, especially when some of the comments he's received has been pretty near the mark.
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what is 4chan/b/ ? |
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but when did the want to believe in something need a set of rules to live ones life by in order to follow it? could it not be true that religion originally came about as a way to control the masses? A way of keeping order through fear of something that could not be proven, and therefore people would rather not chance going against it, just in case? I believe there is something out there that we simply do not have the capacity to comprehend, but I'm not going to live my life by a set of rules and regulations just to exercise that right. but that is my choice. and those who follow a religion usually make that choice for themselves to. so whatever works really. one mans meat and all that... |
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In a thousand years, maybe Scientology will be the dominant religion. |
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I'm not too sure I believe in God.
I only go to church or chapel for weddings or funerals being conducted there. I've never made religion an issue for my children, I'll let them make up their own minds and follow whichever one they choose or none at all. Having said that, when something goes wrong in my life, I look to the sky and ask for help from this being I'm not too sure I believe in. Does this make me confused, sceptical believer or just desperate? I've heard opinions from Catholics, Protestants, Christians, Jehovah Witnesses, Mormons etc on their faith and applaud their total belief in something that has never been proved to have existed or exist now. What I despise is the believers who try to force their beliefs onto others and tell people who aren't religious that they're going to hell because they don't believe or that their marriage doesn't count because it didn't take place in a religious temple. If this God is so great, he sees it all, and as we're all his children, surely he loves us all? And if he doesn't see all of us as his children and love us all then he's not very great after all. |
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Scientology isn't a religion by the way. ---------- Post added at 23:56 ---------- Previous post was at 23:55 ---------- Quote:
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We/us/you are being blamed for being against "them" but the reverse is actually intrusive. especially about the marriage and it not counting. Why does marriage even have to be a religious thing? |
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