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by Gary E. Andrews - 07/24/26 08:58 PM
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Joined: Oct 2017
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Well that's true. Some people believe in spirituality, but dont believe in a Deity. I dont think Buddahist believe in a Deity. Alot of people talk about the afterlife, but dont mention God.
But, If John told somebody, 2000 years later, from another part of the world, that, anyone who would deny Christ is a liar, they probably wouldnt heed his comments.
And if some Hindu said to you Anybody who would deny Krishna is a liar" You'd laugh and say oh well....
Faith is belief in something that is not proven to be true, it's not faith in something concrete right in front of you.
And its handed down from families and is strongest when their is something familiar about it.
If it was any other book, or religion, you wouldnt concern yourself with it, you just happen to believe the book that you know.
Youd have to think , that an all merciful God would still accept somebody no matter what religion they practice. And that we're all calling HIM by a different name.
Last edited by Fdemetrio; 07/21/21 08:39 AM.
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