You can only say that to someone who believes that the incidents happened. That someone in fact died for our sins. Not to say I am against Christianity but that is assuming everyone is Christian. Not the case here. Granted given the circumstances we can neither prove or disprove god. We can neither disprove aliens. We can not prove something of a higher life form may exist. Some people believe that ghosts live on a different dimension but same world. However even with all this your statement makes no sense at all unless the person you are asking states "I believe someone died for our sin". So you can not just assume he is of the same religion as you. This is nothing against Christianity. You just make no sense.
Is it normal to live in a paradox?
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You can only say that to someone who believes that the incidents happened. That someone in fact died for our sins. Not to say I am against Christianity but that is assuming everyone is Christian. Not the case here. Granted given the circumstances we can neither prove or disprove god. We can neither disprove aliens. We can not prove something of a higher life form may exist. Some people believe that ghosts live on a different dimension but same world. However even with all this your statement makes no sense at all unless the person you are asking states "I believe someone died for our sin". So you can not just assume he is of the same religion as you. This is nothing against Christianity. You just make no sense.
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Im making plenty of sense, but your just ignorant...