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Yes. He did it. No...we cannot do the same, because we're not God.
I think your faith is in the right direction. But Baptist fundamentalism can also lead to things like Westboro Baptist. It goes too far in one direction.
There are good dreams to have. And the reason Jesus is so popular is because of the truth behind his miracles.
I think that atheists have the same dream for ending hunger and have the same belief that it can be ended with social justice.
Can't people understand that religious and atheist goals are the same?
Well, I have never seen this written on City Data before....basically, they all want the same goal. Insightful.
Worthy of it's own thread topic...."Atheists and the religious want the same thing"!
Do I sense a coming together?
We are like Jesus because like Peter proved we CAN walk on water. Good point.
If you believe the story. That's the problem with crediting the Bible.
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Well, I have never seen this written on City Data before....basically, they all want the same goal. Insightful.
Worthy of it's own thread topic...."Atheists and the religious want the same thing"!
Do I sense a coming together?
We have always been 'together'. It is the need of believers to credit Christianity with the basis of all such thinking and treating us as the enemy because we don't see it that way, is what causes the problem.
Well, I have never seen this written on City Data before....basically, they all want the same goal. Insightful.
Worthy of it's own thread topic...."Atheists and the religious want the same thing"!
Do I sense a coming together?
some atheist and theist. I would even say most.
there are camps in both sides that are not interested in us "middle folk".
What does 1600 years of Islam and the Koran settle then... one wonders? Not to mention 2500 years of Buddhism and 4,000 years of Hinduism.
. . . and approximately 13 years per this writing (starting in 2005) of Pastafarianism (the Church of the Flying Spaghetti Monster). Bless His noodly appendage!!
. . . and approximately 13 years per this writing (starting in 2005) of Pastafarianism (the Church of the Flying Spaghetti Monster). Bless His noodly appendage!!
If you believe the story. That's the problem with crediting the Bible.
We have always been 'together'. It is the need of believers to credit Christianity with the basis of all such thinking and treating us as the enemy because we don't see it that way, is what causes the problem.
Some believers. Some.
Just as some atheists treat theists as the enemy and religion as the root of all evil.
Could the Sea of Galilee have been partially frozen at the time?
Just thinking...
I read an article...some frozen spots may have occurred a handful of times in 12,000 yrs.
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