Re: A VERY IM****TANT QUESTION

Pastor Frank wrote:
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>> "Pastor Frank" <PF@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>>> "Lee" <me@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>>>>> An im****tant question.
>>>>> There are hundreds of different God and religious beliefs.
>>>>> How does one know which if any is the real God and which are fakes?
>>>>> Why would any REAL God permit his creations to be so misled???
>>>> People seem to have been asking this question for millennia, the
>>>> Christians seem to have worked around this quite successfully by
>>>> plagiarising earlier religions and nicking their ceremonies and folk
>>>> tales, The islamics are a bit more forceful and in some locations 
>>>> enforce
>>>> the belief in Allah by fear of death.
>>>> There seems to be one thing in common though that the believer
nomatter
>>>> what religion need his or even her peers to conform to their own
>>>> supernatural belief system or it all just falls apart.
>>>>
>>>     No Christians have been asking themselves "this question for 
>>> millennia"
>>> for we know our Christian "God is love" (1 John 4:8,16) become fully
>>> manifested in Jesus Christ giving His life for us sinners on the cross
of
>>> Calvary. We therefore know our God and have seen Him. (Jesus in John
>>> 14:6-10)
>>>    Atheists don't know our God and therefore cannot recognise Him,
(Jesus
>>> in John 3:3)
>> Nobody really knows your god or there would not be so many Christian 
>> sects,
>     Your atheist mindset about some invisible created concrete god is a 
> crock of stupidity!!!!! Why don't you accept the fact, that YOUR god
does 
> not exist and that's why no one know it/him. Considering our Christian
"God 
> is love" (1 John 4:8,16), how many ways are there to express love and
care? 
> A lot more than there are "Christian sects".
>     You seem to be looking for ONE approved, God mandated way of loving
and 
> caring? There isn't ONE, there are thousands, and we know the sons of
God by 
> their works. 
> 

Okay, you won. I believe in a thing called love. By your slightly 
unusual definition, I'm now a Christian. Can you please change the 
broken record now and say something less assinine?!