TheHeretic -> RE: What Happens When You Die? Evidence Suggests Time Simply Reboots (6/18/2010 10:22:28 PM)
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ORIGINAL: rulemylife No, it is just that I cannot accept things on blind faith and wonder why so many others can. In no other area of your life would you accept things on faith. You wouldn't loan me money without a written agreement. You would not buy a house without knowing the full terms of the transaction. Yet we are told that we must just believe when it comes to spiritual matters. Why? RML, I wouldn't loan you money under any circumstances. It was a tremendous act of faith when I bought my house, faith that we are going to be able to make the payment every month, at least until Obamaflation kicks in and chops it down to insignificance. Faith sometimes plays a great role in my life, even if I'm completely ok with having no concrete idea of what I'm putting that faith in. I have hitchhiked up and down the west coast, with faith that I wouldn't get in a car with a John Wayne Gacy type. I got married after 20 years of relationships that generally ended badly. I walked away from a line of work where I had spent most of my working life to do something I had never done before. At one point, I even took the 'lily' approach to daily living, and it was an amazing and mighty odd experience. To have faith, to make a leap of it, to walk in it, takes some courage. What is it that you are afraid of RML?
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