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There is no proof in either. So it's best to stick to agnosticism.

Unless you're a superstitious person, the proof would probably be all of the signs around the world that pertain to God but only you can choose to believe in those signs or not. There is no factual proof but it's your choice whether or not you choose to believe in a higher power and have faith in that being. In my opinion, I would choose whichever religion or whatever belief that makes me feel most comfortable to believe in. Nobody can make you believe in Christianity so it's all up to you.

Why put a label on it?

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Why not be spiritual yourself... do what you think is right - which may be what a ton of other think is right too (be good to your neighbour, yatta yatta)
If you do something you feel was wrong and you regret - say sorry as best you can, try to fix whatever problem, if you can't then move on and try not to do such things in the future...

*shrug*
I don't see why spirituality has to be labeled and followed a certain specific way.. or giving money to churches or being forced to go to church every single sunday or whatever (obviously I'm generalizing)...

I think 'choosing' the correct 'path' is a personal choice... not one to be made by a group or congregation or just most specifically someone else other than yourself.
To me, following 'exact' rules is debilitating and a crutch and stops learning...

If you like a dangerous response. Do what you feel is right? Then who are we to tell murders they are wrong when they feel they are in the right? Yes I'll go to an extreme. And this is a truther guild so we can safely agree that there is an elite that belive they are better then us. So they are right because they belive it? If anything the bible is a book to freedom. If you read it with a spiritual understanding you are able to realize the difference between the flesh and the spirit. It actually frees you from the flesh.

If you don't belive it's a book of prophecy then why are you fighting against the RFID chip? Those that belive have a real excuse not to get it. It's against our faith and if we get it we are accepting destruction. If you're not a beliver why would you be against it? Privacy reasons? Now they can use something against you. If you have nothing to hide why do you not want the chip? (Then label you a "Terrorist" for not wanting your life exposed) At least beliver's in the bible will go down with faith. Are you going to not take the chip even if they threaten death?

I don't know how this is a 'dangerous' response... I think it's more dangerous to force everyone into ONE religion and ONE way of life and to group others as TERRORISTS for believing something different. And the RFID chip is not limited only to not wanting it for religious reasons, and not wanting it because of wanting to 'hide' something... There are many reasons to not want it.. being labeled as a terrorist for any reason for refusing the chip is unacceptable. >< You don't have to read a book to realize the harm that a chip inside you could be used for, whether by the people installing it - or by real terrorists who hack it or use it against its purpose.,.

In NO way would I say that a murderer is in the right, even if they believe it so. OBVIOUSLY there are limitations everyone must abide by no matter what beliefs they have. Harming others is something everyone should strive NOT to do.

There are many things that people are labeled as terrorists for - and many of these are just ridiculous!! All this mainstream talk of terrorists, homeland security, and just bullshit in tv and movies that makes it all seem okay that it's happening...... all in the name of 'security' and whatever... so lame.


I just go by my own experience... and there are MANY things in MANY religions that I agree with, but many I don't agree with ---- why should I be refused entry to a 'church' group because I don't believe the EXACT things they do. It's discrimination in my opinion.. I prefer to learn on my own and not to have to confess and repent to someone other than myself.

I have faith in myself and faith in humanity as a whole - but not if they're all led by the same being and made to follow the same things. Where is the benefit of that??

cover your bases:

find yourself a nice solid philosophy with some austerities, charity, and good will toward human beings, respect your position as a steward over the animals and the earth, and defend what you cherish as right and worthy. Experience life and show courage, and find something worth dying for - only then have you truly lived.

http://www.talkorigins.org/indexcc/CH/CH110.html