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Let's settle this once and for all. Hey God! Big doofus in the sky! I reject you. Kill me tonight. If I don't post tomorrow then it proves you exist to all these non believers.
Yep. That's how it works. Obviously. Brilliant post if you are under the age of 7.
I was referring to the posters above telling their war stories about the constant zealots pounding on their doors day and night trying to get them to conform.
How do you put them back in their place? You beat em up?
No. I'm not one for physical violence. I enjoy getting into debates with them on the existence of their god. To date they've never been able to prove one exists, let alone that we were "created" through "intelligent design". They seem genuinely baffled by science and logic. It's funny.
"In 2004, scholars at UCLA revealed that college students involved in religious activities are likely to have better mental health. In 2006, population researchers at the University of Texas discovered that the more often you go to church, the longer you live. In the same year researchers at Duke University in America discovered that religious people have stronger immune systems than the irreligious. They also established that churchgoers have lower blood pressure.
Meanwhile in 2009 a team of Harvard psychologists discovered that believers who checked into hospital with broken hips reported less depression, had shorter hospital stays, and could hobble further when they left hospital – as compared to their similarly crippled but heathen fellow-sufferers.
The list goes on. In the last few years scientists have revealed that believers, compared to non-believers, have better outcomes from breast cancer, coronary disease, mental illness, Aids, and rheumatoid arthritis. Believers even get better results from IVF. Likewise, believers also report greater levels of happiness, are less likely to commit suicide, and cope with stressful events much better. Believers also have more kids.
What’s more, these benefits are visible even if you adjust for the fact that believers are less likely to smoke, drink or take drugs. And let’s not forget that religious people are nicer.They certainly give more money to charity than atheists, who are, according to the very latest survey, the meanest of all.
So which is the smart party, here? Is it the atheists, who live short, selfish, stunted little lives – often childless – before they approach hopeless death in despair, and their worthless corpses are chucked in a trench (or, if they are wrong, they go to Hell)? Or is it the believers, who live longer, happier, healthier, more generous lives, and who have more kids, and who go to their quietus with ritual dignity, expecting to be greeted by a smiling and benevolent God?"
If my husband had to pick a religion it would be Buddhism. Does your wife practice her faith. And I could never live in the bible belt. lol
In her personal life and approaches to it, yes she does. As for living here, piece of cake after the left coast.
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