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Topic	America's nonreligious are a growing, diverse phenomenon. They really don't like
Roachmeat 10/05/23 5:58:01 PM #24:	Well, while I may not agree with the stance, I hope atheists and agnostics rock the vote knowing what is at stake. potdnewb posted... id rather die believing in god and being wrong than die not believing in god and being wrong A little of this for me, but also if dinosaurs were huge once and now a majority of the traits are now in little versions that sneak into my house for some reason, that is an amazing creator to believe in. What I'm saying is most of my belief had to be applied to logic first. A 'spiteful' god could have just kept dinosaurs massive and let them kill us every time we went out to our cars after work. No god and what reason was there for all of them to go at once. I get it, I would have kept the alligators around too. <cite>Roachmeat posted [p:976497202] in America's ... [t:80586184]...</cite> <quote>Well, while I may not agree with the stance, I hope atheists and agnostics rock the vote knowing what is at stake.potdnewb posted... </cite><quote>id rather die believing in god and being wrong than die not believing in god and being wrong</quote>A little of this for me, but also if dinosaurs were huge once and now a majority of the traits are now in little versions that sneak into my house for some reason, that is an amazing creator to believe in.What I'm saying is most of my belief had to be applied to logic first. A 'spiteful' god could have just kept dinosaurs massive and let them kill us every time we went out to our cars after work. No god and what reason was there for all of them to go at once. I get it, I would have kept the alligators around too.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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