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Originally Posted by Pletho
Honestly and sincerely you think that because you do not know that NO ONE else can know? Come on, just because you do not know does'nt mean NO ONE else knows. If that logic is what you are using to come to your decision then truth and knowledge would have to rise and fall according to you and your own beliefs.
I sincerely am not at least in the post trying to be a smart as-, I am being trying to get you to think outside your self and your own beliefs. Just think about it, do you think you have ALL the answers to everything in life and that no one else knows anything that you do not know?
Pletho
To the extent that I 'know'
anything, I know that God is a superstition. Every experience I have ever had counts for this, and nothing counts against it.
Note that I've had many relevant experiences. I grew up in an EXTREMELY devout Evangelical family. I was homeschooled to insulate me from worldly influence. I had voluntarily memorized at least 10 chapters of the Bible by the time I was twelve; because at least I wouldn't feel guilty doing
that. When I enrolled at my Southern Baptist alma mater, my father gave me a two-hour homily on Proverbs 4:23: "Above all else, guard your heart, for it is the wellspring of life." (Because there are few spiritual risks as serious as being surrounded by a couple thousand Christian-in-name-only college students.)
Trust me, God is a superstition.