When one turns to faith for answers, they have ceased to "reason" or to seek their own answers. When one ceases to "reason", they have stopped exercising "free will". God's supposed greatest gift to mankind was "free will". So it stands to reason that if there was a "God", then he would not want us to run our lives based on belief in him, because we would cease to look for our own answers to life's greatest questions. (This is not an argument against God, because it allows for the existence of an unseen, unacting God).
Therefore God either doesn't exist, or exists but remains unseen and unacting in order to allow us our "free will". What this argument DOES put forth though, is the idea that organized religion, and the act of making one's decisions in life based on unsupported beliefs in an omnipotent God, is a mistake. This is because there is either A) no God, or B) a God that wishes us to live our lives without consideration of him.
SO WHAT DOES EVERYONE THINK OF THAT????
2006-10-20
21:32:55
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