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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

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 ;~)
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>Surf wrote:
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>> 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
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