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So you mean that I took on the bus is a matrix stuff? At least, that remains your faith, if it makes sense to you then keep your faith.
You can't deny that's a possibility, can you? Because you have no way to prove it wrong.
It's not about my faith or what makes sense. It's about which religion is the right one to believe in. Hey, the earth circling the sun never made sense to me and my experience is ... right, the sun is circling the earth!
By the way, I appreciate your candid discussion. I sincerely hope your choice of religion and God is right. (no sarcasm. I am serious)
You can't deny that's a possibility, can you? Because you have no way to prove it wrong.
Faith itself represents a potential truth. So you first need to admit that it's your faith.
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It's not about my faith or what makes sense. It's about which religion is the right one to believe in. Hey, the earth circling the sun never made sense to me and my experience is ... right, the sun is circling the earth!
By the way, I appreciate your candid discussion. I sincerely hope your choice of religion and God is right.
We are talking about our faith all the times. No? I fully realize what my faith is, how about you?
You circle around again. I already answer your questions about "how to choose", and "what faith is".
You made no new points. It's boring to discuss with your kind.
Again, your personal choice doesn't count because you can be wrong! You can think you are right but you can be dead wrong.
Don't you forget that we used to BBQ people for telling us the earth has been circling the sun? In the sense of false promise and exaggeration, religion triumphs everything else.
Seriously, I have been thinking about this question for a long time.
Given the HUGE number of different religions throughout human history, the chances that a lot of religious people are praying to the wrong God is pretty high. In fact, probably the odd of winning the lottery is better than the odds of picking the right God.
That is the wrong adverb for you, but when you arrive there I am sure people will participate.
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