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by Gary E. Andrews - 07/24/26 08:58 PM
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But thats not actually an attack "faith is belief in something in which there is no evidence" otherwise the definition changes
Im convinced belief starts young, ive known a few people who grew up with out any religion taught to them at all, and therefore have none. Ive also heard of atheists who now believe, and former devout believers who are now atheists.
Yes, I despise smart ass atheists who enjoy flattening people. its very easy to win a rational argument, cause faith is not rationale, it's faith.
There are also some phycists who DO believe in something greater, as do I, nobody seems to be able to put their finger on it though.
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