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The concept of "God" is dead.


Surf wrote in message ...
>Peter you bring up several points I would like to respond to. I would look
>at the problem not being a corrupted Bible--historical research has shown
it
>has changed very little--but corrupt people who don't want to adhere to the
>moral/ethical demands in the Bible but want instead a self-centered
>lifestyle with no accountability to God for the choices they make. There
are
>so-called Christians who fit in this category--a form of false
>advertising--wearing the name Christian but not living a godly life. It is
>no wonder you gave up on organized religion because much of it is
>dead,traditional,and out of touch with real life. There are however genuine
>Christians who have a personal relationship with a living God who "talk the
>talk,and walk the walk"--ie live out the faith they talk about--fellowships
>made up of genuine Christians are far different from the deadly human-based
>traditional religion.
>Surf
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>Lil Bro wrote in message <37AD3E22.AEFC432E@globalnet.co.uk>...
>>In most cases it probably is a case of looking at so called christians and
>>thinking that they are not what you want to be. The other problem is that
>the
>>Bible might at one time have been the word of God, but unfortunately it
has
>been
>>in the hands of man for a long period and mankind has a tendencies to
>corrupt
>>anything it touches.
>>
>>As far as evolutionary theory, it needs so much to get the right mutations
>and
>>to start life in the first place that I think it is actually God's tool.
to
>>create life. We base to much on the Bible. I lost faith with organized
>religion
>>about 14 years ago, but i never lost faith in God.
>>
>>Peter ;~)
>>
>>Surf wrote:
>>
>>> I am back again after being silent for awhile. The comments on aliens
>brings
>>> up a number of questions. Why is it easier for people to believe in the
>>> existence of aliens than to believe in the existence of God? Is it less
>>> threatening to believe mankind originated from alien experiments than to
>>> believe in creation by a loving God. If there is no God did everything
>>> happen by chance? Evolutionary teaching is still only a theory yet it
>takes
>>> as much or more faith to believe in it than to believe in God's
>>> existence.Blind faith is not confined within the walls of the church--it
>is
>>> everywhere--yet in Bible teaching people are encouraged to think,to
>>> ponder,to question. Is lack of interest in God based more on bad
>experiences
>>> with professing Christians than it is on a serious investigation of the
>>> evidence supporting belief in God? Some things to ponder.
>>> Surf
>>> ICQ -- 39782053
>>> http://www.surfssite.com
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