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I dont see any reason to mock you for your beliefs. And I never thought that you were some back woods person. Ive met PLENTY of religious people who are much smarter than myself lol. I am glad you admitted that someone can be a good person without believing in God. That was all I was looking for. As for the rest of what you said....If you are right and there truly is a God, then I am probably in some trouble lol. Hopefully though the part of the bible where it talks about the lord being "a forgiving lord" (something like that, I dont remember the exact words) will be true and I will be forgiven for being a non believer. Perhaps someday ill rediscover my faith, perhaps someday it will rediscover me. At this point I simply am of the mindset that I cant believe in something without at least a little bit of proof. But I dont have ANY problems with you or anyone else having faith. I think religion is mostly a good thing, I just dont agree with some of it being instilled into our policy or laws, and that is the only time I will argue against religion is if someone is using it to try to get laws passed. And that is probably the only time you will find me here arguing against it, is if it has something to do with law.
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Job 13:5 (New International Version) If only you would be altogether silent! For you, that would be wisdom.
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The Men Who Made The U. S. Constitution Were Godless Heathens
The Men Who Made The U. S. Constitution Were Godless Heathens The men who made the immoral U. S. Constitution were Godless heathens. The document does not acknowledge or make any reference, to the existence or providence of the Supreme Being. The nation, as such, has no God. This is an essential evil in the Constitution, which involves the hideous charge of national atheism! "The general government is erected for the general good of the United States, and especially for the management of their foreign concerns: but no association of men for moral purposes can be justified in an entire neglect of the Sovereign of the World. No consideration will justify the framers of the federal constitution, and the administration of the government, in withholding a recognition of the Lord and his anointed from the grand charter of the nation.
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I asked myself a very simple question regarding Christianity. is Jesus Christ just a man? or is he the Son of God? I didn't find much solace in the World... I chose to put both feet in the Church. Doesn't make me perfect, FAR...FAR ....FAR from it. I practice Christianity... My batting average is still kinda low... but I am trying....I am sincerely trying to follow the path of Jesus Christ. Those are not empty words. Last edited by Herkdriver; 05-13-2008 at 02:28 PM.
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And if you feel that every single effort you make, makes you a better man then I think thats a great thing. You seem pretty darn fair and good to me, so keep up the great work!
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The Constitution Of The United States Contains An Infidel And Anti-Christian Principle The Constitution of the United States contains the infidel and anti-Christian principle, that a nation as such ought not to support, nor even recognize the religion of the Lord Jesus Christ. "Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof. It is unquestionably the duty of nations to make public provision for the maintenance of the worship of the true God as He has made himself known in the scriptures, whenever these scriptures are enjoyed. Apart from this, we cannot attach any satisfactory meaning to such prophetical parts of scripture, as declares that kings shall be nursing fathers, and queens shall be nursing mothers to the church. Apart from this, we cannot comprehend how the kings and judges of the earth shall render that homage unto the Son of God, which they are commanded to yield—"Kiss ye the Son." "Yea, all kings shall fall down before Him—all nations shall serve Him." Last edited by Mick Jagger; 05-14-2008 at 08:56 AM.
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