Okay, I concede. I exaggerated. Not EVERY Christian or EVERY Atheist has doubts, but I know many do. It takes a leap of faith to claim either stance as a truth. Everybody has their opinions, testimonials and personal journeys. I, for one, believe in God. This does not make me archaic. This is just my personal belief. I don't think anybody's religious opinions make them "modern" or "archaic". People have had many religious opinions since the beginning of humanity.
You have once again used a term which divides a group of religious people, from other religious people, as well as dividing them from people who are not religious. The use of this, and / or similar terminology, might be offensive to some people, whether they are religious, or whether they are not religious.
Please discontinue dividing yourself and / or others.
Please do not use -ists or -isms.
Thank you.
To have "faith", means 'to trust'.
How does one 'take a leap of trust'?
Is / are the person or people to who you are referring cadaver(s)?
In future, please use 'everyone' instead, but be extremely careful with 'blanket assumptions'.
I do not believe that 'bodies' have any opinions, nor do they give any testimonials. They might take a journey, however, with the help of living people, to such places as a mortuary, cemetery or crematorium, etc.
Which deity do you believe exists?
Please delineate the approximate period of time that 'humanity began', in your opinion.
Thank you.
I feel like I'm a mixture of being Christian and being agnostic
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Okay, I concede. I exaggerated. Not EVERY Christian or EVERY Atheist has doubts, but I know many do. It takes a leap of faith to claim either stance as a truth. Everybody has their opinions, testimonials and personal journeys. I, for one, believe in God. This does not make me archaic. This is just my personal belief. I don't think anybody's religious opinions make them "modern" or "archaic". People have had many religious opinions since the beginning of humanity.
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You have once again used a term which divides a group of religious people, from other religious people, as well as dividing them from people who are not religious. The use of this, and / or similar terminology, might be offensive to some people, whether they are religious, or whether they are not religious.
Please discontinue dividing yourself and / or others.
Please do not use -ists or -isms.
Thank you.
To have "faith", means 'to trust'.
How does one 'take a leap of trust'?
Is / are the person or people to who you are referring cadaver(s)?
In future, please use 'everyone' instead, but be extremely careful with 'blanket assumptions'.
I do not believe that 'bodies' have any opinions, nor do they give any testimonials. They might take a journey, however, with the help of living people, to such places as a mortuary, cemetery or crematorium, etc.
Which deity do you believe exists?
Please delineate the approximate period of time that 'humanity began', in your opinion.
Thank you.