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quote:One has to wonder what made you come up with this. If you believe in God, it's because you want to, so you probably aren't going to hate him.
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Not true. The fact that someone believes in God, does not mean it's because they want to. People could believe in God for a number of reasons, one being because it makes sense that He'd exist. And the fact that someone may want to believe in God, does not mean in any way that they're going to 'not' hate Him.
How can you hate something you don't believe in? And gain, those that want to believe in Him, could do so because it seems logical that He'd exist. (Yes I realize that you said '
probably hate Him', I'm just saying)
As for everything else you said...
I believe in the possibility of God. However, I don't believe Him to be the way the bible personifies Him. I take God and I use logic when thinking of His character. Too many things in the bible are contradictory on the personification of God for anyone with a brain to honestly believe or take into context.
I don't believe in the 'Adam and Eve' Garden bullshit. Science disproves that theory in far too many ways for it to be true. The human race would not have made it through the Stone Age if the bible were true. Hell, there'd be no Stone Age if the bible were true.
The human brain would not be the mega-power it is. Our brains would have been horribly mal-developed do to retardation from incessant inbreeding.
I'm saying all this to get across that one should not/does not have to believe in the traditional views of God, to believe in Him or the possibility of Him.
I don't believe the 'Garden' incident happened therefore I don't believe Him to be psychotic. But I do believe Him to be uncaring, as He has the right to be. After all, most of 'us' are.
editinganerror:sorry left a whole freaking word out of a sentence. BTW thanx for replying-all
[This message has been edited by Metalligod (edited 06-27-2004).]