Good article in the WaPo today about one of your representatives.

He really seems concerned about mankind and seems to take a vow of poverty seriously.

Isn't it weird that the very thing you believe in is based 100% on "faith"?

Is there any other thing (at least with this level of incredible claims balanced against no real evidence) that you believe in solely on "faith"?

No, saying you have faith that the sun will come up tomorrow is not the same thing. The sun coming up has been demonstrated with alarming consistency in the past.

So, basically somebody could write a book with claims of creating the world and everything in it including you, and this creator has seen everything and knows everything, fantastic claims of weird events, and fantastic miracles, and horrible afterlife if you don't believe in this book, and wonderful afterlife if you do believe, and blah blah blah...

And the only reason to believe in this book is "faith"?

Wouldn't go a great distance to meet this creator? No, not jesus, that is just one of the claims.

Make any sense to you?

So, why not believe ALL religions? Now, and in the past? They basically claim a lot of the same stuff, and are 100% reliant on faith.

 
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Do not make our imaginary friend in the sky angry!

Religion is not too much different than palm readers.

They know how to read the keys around them, make some basic human nature predictions, and when they guarantee that you won't be eaten by a shark the next day, and you aren't, they say "See how well it works"?

And some people choose to believe it.

And some don't.

That's the whole deal. Believe, or don't.

The question is, WHY believe?

There is no real answer to that. Logical answer, that is.

People pray to the "lord" and give him or her credit for the weirdest things.

I'm pretty sure I just watched a video on one of the heroes of FU, Meade Skelton, where the topic was him thanking god for him not shytting his pants.

It's here somewhere in FU.

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It's like, he thanks god for not making him shyt his draws, but what about the IBS or Chron's disease that god seems to have given him?

Just one of the mysteries of the way god works, I guess.

It's like, thanks, god, for not making me shyt my draws (I wonder why god would have people shyt themselves in the first place?) but hey, no worries about this IBS or chron's thing you've given me.

I'm not sure if ol Meader has IBS or chron's, it just seems that is what he alludes to in the video herein.

Is that true?

Watch his video and tell.

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You were right. It's a failure.

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If not believing in God means turning out like 90 percent of people on this site, no thanks. I choose God every time