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Originally posted by 1398342003
With no (satisfactory) proof in either direction, it's a choise to believe what you want. If Christians are right, we go to heaven. If the secular people are right, we die and that's the end.
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2 issues:
1. As long as it is stipulated that it is a
belief, and not substantiated by any objective evidence. I do not
believe that there is no God, I simply choose
not to believe that one exists despite the lack of evidence.
2. The issue is not what happens after we're dead, the issue lies in the way we are asked to
live. When I am asked to suspend my ability to
reason, in order to
believe in a supernatural being, and then act according to Ways handed down from Him (as told by His Priest-minions), I am entitled to a wee bit of skepticism. One must question what is being asked of him/her, eh?
Bob