Re: REVIEW: _Religious_

Miss Elaine Eos wrote:


You might have a point if someone can cite some actual evidence
that God doesn't exist. But I doubt they can.

Similarly, you might have a point if someone could cite some actual
evidence that God DID exist.

At this point in my life, my BELIEF is that there is not a god or an
afterlife.

I have no way of knowing this for sure however.

The real irritating part is that, if I'm right, I'll never know it.

bernie





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"Official ASC Shaman"


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    (talk.origins)
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  • Re: Comprehending Steven J.
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