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Edited by Spooter:
5/9/2013 1:02:00 AM
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Suppose there is definite evidence of a God...
Except it's not the one you have believed in all your life, or one who you've denied the existence of in favor of facts and science. It's there, it's shown itself to the world and has given undeniable proof of it being the real deal, and so you're left to wonder...
What exactly do you do now?
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Since there isn't, /thread I'm a secular humanist, so if there's proof one exists, and I mean proper, undeniable proof, then nothing changes. I don't have to believe in it, because believing in it implies I need faith that it's there. Well, I've just seen proof, so my stance doesn't change.
