I really struck a nerve with asking you believe what you want, didn't I?

Question

Especially when I voiced what I believed. Okay, I believe in
God and if you don't, you don't. I'll leave the rest out of it.
I am talking about religion, please explain to me why saying
that is dangerous. Have a good one.

Answer 1

The beauty of living in a free country is that each of us can believe what we want. I love it.

Now, I disagree that arguing about it is terrible. What would be terrible is if we started shooting each other over it.

It is precisely that we can argue about it--that you can believe in God and others disbelieve--that makes the United State of America a wonderful place to live. It is what make participating in Yahoo Answers, R & S, worthwhile.

I can hear your point of view, and you can hear mine. This is not terrible. Do you want simply to be isolated in your own brain and not hear what other brains might be thinking?


The original question:

How about you believe what you want and I'll believe what I want?

Personally, I get tired of arguing why I believe in God and
if they don't want to believe, that's up to them. I believe in
God and that there will be a Judgement Day. If you're not
ready, well, that's the way it goes. That may sound terrible
but sitting around arguing is terrible also and sure doesn't
seem to get anywhere.

Answer 2

wow! I missed the first question, I will have to go look it up. I really could not agree more with what you have written here. I think everyone should be able to believe what they want.

Answer 3

I did not see your that question. I believe in free will too. I believe in Jesus.

Answer 4

Look at it this way. You are a christian. You are supose to witness. This is how you are doing that.

Answer 5

But do you have faith in Him?

Answer 6

Its in the bible...

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