duke wrote:
> On Mon, 22 Oct 2007 12:42:07 +0100, "Bill M" <wmech@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
wrote:
>
> >QUESTIONS FOR RELIGIOUS BELIEVERS
>
> >1. If there is a Heaven and Hell why do we not hear about its wonders
from
> >the billions of people that have died? Why have our mothers, fathers,
> >grandparents and friends not communicated with us? Communication from
> >mentally deranged is not helpful.
>
> There are no messages from hell. But we hear form heaven all the time.
>
> > 2.. There are thousands of God beliefs. How do we KNOW which is the
REAL
> >God and which are FAKES?
>
> For the umpteenth time, almighty God is the only one to ever lift a
finger.
when?
>
>
> > 3.. Why does any real God permit all the false Gods and religions to
> >mislead his flock?
>
> God gave man free will to say "yes" to him or "yes" to satan.
Groan - your satan is a myth too
>
>
> > 4.. If there is an all loving God creator why is he so mean?
>
> He's not. He'll let you do anything you want to, including wor****pping
a false
> god if that's what you want.
>
> >There is a similar quantity of diseases that punish animals. Animals
don't
> >sin. Why are they being punished???
>
> The obvious answer is right on your nose, willie. Disease is not God's
> punishment.
>
> > 5.. Why doesn't any REAL God make his presence and desires known by
direct
> >communication with his flock instead of by humans of unknown veracity
and
> >inconsistent claims?
>
> He does every day. You just tune him out.
>
> > 6.. Why did this all powerful and loving God create sin and evil?
>
> Mankind did that as part of his free will.
typical case of having it both ways. when it suits 'god created heaven
and earth
and everything in it"
When it doesn't suit then it is man's free will.
Doook all I can say is 'thank god for atheism.'
[and before you get back with a cute answer....... 'thank god' is a
colloquialism
used by all......... Hindus, Christians, Jews and atheists, we learned it
as
kids.... just like we learned all about The Big Daddy in the sky]
>
>
> duke, American-American
> *****
> "The Mass is the most perfect form of Prayer."
> Pope Paul VI
> *****


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