Re: I want to have a God.

Ross wrote:
On Tue, 29 Jan 2008 11:27:08 -0500, "Ghamph" <ghamph@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:

I want to have a God but logic prevents that from happening.

It's not something that I have decided, I have no choice in the matter.

If I said that I believed in a God, it would be a lie.

I see nothing that might change my mind.

If anybody in the world has any evidence that is real and verifiable, I
would be thankful and forever changed.

I do not choose to be an atheist, it is just logical.

"Where there is a thinking person , there is an Atheist."
Jamffer

Start here:
If there's an all-powerful God, he can 'hear' your thoughts, right?

If he loves you, he will not reject you if you call on him to help you
find true spirituality - but you have to have a truely sincere seeking
'heart'.

Most people don't think they have a problem. God doesn't usually help
them.

Me? I know I have a problem: it's called "me". But I look to myself (first) and those of my extremely close friends who agree to the conspiracy (second) to help resolve my own problems. Of course, I return the compliment to those same very dear friends. So do I need God? I think not: I find Her superfluous to my life.
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