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Originally posted by The Blind Eye
The euphoric feeling/experience you are having, is no different then falling in-love with someone. Since the idea/object/person you are in-love with will always stay the same and never change, you can maintain this feeling of euphoria as long as you maintain the imaginary perfect relationship in your head, by opening the bible every chance you get. Like a drug, keep your intake regular and you can maintain the highin pursuing the the truth in our sober reality.
Originally posted by The Blind Eye
If there is a god... s/he is a lazy twisted hypocritical judgmental prick. The idea of god that i don't like, is that religion shuts people's critical thinking skills off... as a result we had bush & company for two terms and now palin waiting in the wings for another run. This is the type of leadership that has lead us in all the wrong directions.
You assessment of god is very cherry picked because your mind is clouded with love... and therefore are more interested in maintaining your high then in pursuing the the truth in our sober reality.
Originally posted by 100Grand
Please help me understand how this/love works.
Originally posted by 100Grand
...Giving us free will is a prime example of his love. What kind of God would prevent us from making our own decisions? What kind of God would force us to believe in him if we chose not to? My God is full of Love.
He knew that we would never have a chance in heaven without first sacrificing his only son for us, to wash away all our sins.
If there was a God, are you just too afraid to be held responsible of your sins?
If there was a God, and you put your faith in him, he would truly reveal himself to you in ways you couldn't imagine. If there was a God, is it really worth not taking a chance at believing in order to spend an eternity in piece? Lets just say in the end, you were right all along, and there was no God, did you really do any harm by giving it a chance?
Originally posted by 100Grand
Lets just say in the end, you were right all along, and there was no God, did you really do any harm by giving it a chance?