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RickyDawkins1 year, 10 months ago

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But what about religious moderates? (this means you, Christian America)
Are you being dishonest to your Jesus by not being a complete follower of the Bible dogma? Or are you being dishonest to yourself by picking and choosing only the "Good parts" of the Bible? Inquiring minds want to know...

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  chesart11 year, 10 months ago
  
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  Everyone has his or her own interpretation of the Bible.
  God knows the Bible. People only interpret the Bible.
  God is free to allow anyone into heaven. God has the final say. Who are we to dictate what God does with His creation?
  Leave God's work to God.
  
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      Tangent0011 year, 9 months ago
      
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      "No matter how many bilions of years we go back in time, wouldn't there be sometime where nothing existed?"
      Not likely. There are several theories regarding what existed before the 'big bang', but NONE of them posit 'nothing'. This same question can be applied to God as well. What was before God? What caused God?
      
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