Why have so many people chosen to follow this man who may or may not exist
 Many people may claim to have been given or have the power of god but in my opinion its like ghosts, many people claim to meet them but often most if not all are #######
I don't want to say there is no god and then die, and find he was real all along and feel like a down right idiot but often I do question his ##########
we have no way of proving god is real but in my opinion u can't disprove a mysteries u can only prove it..but that's just me

it`s hard to say ,cuz every thing abt GOD is perfect and great .

"Turtle52" wrote:

Why have so many people chosen to follow this man who may or may not exist


 Many people may claim to have been given or have the power of god but in my opinion its like ghosts, many people claim to meet them but often most if not all are #######


I don't want to say there is no god and then die, and find he was real all along and feel like a down right idiot but often I do question his ##########

I think that it would be worse to believe that there is no God, and be wrong, then to believe there is a God and be wrong.
I sometimes have doubts, but when I think about it, it makes the most sense . PM me if you have any questions.

"Smeags" wrote:

I think that it would be worse to believe that there is no God, and be wrong, then to believe there is a God and be wrong.

Correct. But I'm not a pansy when it comes to choosing not to believe.

 

"MaterialSlop" wrote:

"Smeags" wrote:

I think that it would be worse to believe that there is no God, and be wrong, then to believe there is a God and be wrong.

Correct. But I'm not a pansy when it comes to choosing not to believe.

 

I'm confused. Are you saying that it's easy to believe in evolution but hard to believe in Jesus, or are you saying that it's easy to believe in Jesus and hard to believe I evolution? Or are you saying it's easy to
follow evolution and not Jesus, or easy to follow Jesus and not evolution?

"Smeags" wrote:

I think that it would be worse to believe that there is no God, and be wrong, then to believe there is a God and be wrong.



 

Pascal's wager?

"AlphaT" wrote:

"Smeags" wrote:

I think that it would be worse to believe that there is no God, and be wrong, then to believe there is a God and be wrong.




 

Pascal's wager?

What's "Pascal's wager?"

Besides the fact that that he created the world and everything in it, not much.