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Originally Posted by r2r
All interesting responses,
One way to think about this though is to consider that God can represent a different thing to everyone, and not necessarily what Christians believe it to be, or any other religion for that matter. For example God can represent a piece of mind that you can have with yourself, or...
When Einstein was asked if he believed in God Einstein replied...
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"I believe in Spinoza's God, Who reveals Himself in the lawful harmony of the world, not in a God Who concerns Himself with the fate and the doings of mankind."
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Everybody can apply their logic from their personal experience if God does or does not exist,
like Einstein did, because in the end you can't really prove it either way,
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very true that... i was raised with the evolutionary theory, i've always liked and trusted science, and i'm not at all sure that god is a "tangible" something that makes things happen, or that has a goal in mind with people... but i'll probably never be sure, i think god, the meaning of life and all those things are different and personal things to every1, i cant possibly say some1's right or wrong (well except if they believe god wants them to kill some1, or placed 1 person above another for whatever reason... :roll: )
Anyway looking forward to see more comments
