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4/30/2015 11:30:48 AM
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Then how do you explain people like me who are logical almost to the point of being robotic, who are educated, I'm an engineer, and still believe in a power higher than us?
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Edited by Britton: 4/30/2015 4:13:31 PMSo youre agnostic because we cannot know for sure, so you leave the possibility open right? Nothing wrong with that.
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Answer this: Is there anything wrong with having an inkling toward an opinion, yet not having to go all the way as to its scientific justification?
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As long as you understand that its unfounded.
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No I'm Christian, I just don't go around shoving it down people's throats.
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Edited by Britton: 4/30/2015 4:17:43 PMFair enough. I was christian for about 15 years
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Then you never were (1 John 2:19).
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No, I certainly was. You can't tell me what I did and didn't believe.
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That's what the Bible says that it's followers believe.
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Right. And I was a follower and I did believe. But I do not anymore.
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I am the same way, I believe that a higher power is possible, just not religion. If you believe in religion fine by me, everyone has a belief even atheists (I see tons of people claim that atheism isn't a belief, but believing that there is no deity is still a belief as we will never know for sure)
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Well atheism is the absence of belief, however to not know or not care is agnosticism
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Well whats your exact stance, are you a Christian, Catholic, or do you just believe in a higher power but not identify with a specific religion?
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Catholics are NOT Christians.
