RS> JO>> A Prince.
RS> JO>> An Accountant
RS> JO>> A Teacher
RS> JO>> A camel-driver
RS> JO>> A science-fiction writer
RS> JO>> Lesse, that accounts for about 5,000,000,000 gullible people.
RS> JO>> D'ya think maybe there's something going on?

RS> GD> You already stated it.  Perhaps you should remember what you
RS> GD> wrote a single line back:  A lot of gullible people.

RS> GD> Just remember to ask yourself why god needs money.  Also, why
RS> GD> does he need a fancy building to call home?

RS> GD> And, best of all, ask him why does he need to create beings
RS> GD> whose only purpose in life is to kiss his fat ass.

RS> GD> If you want to worship something like that and pay for the
RS> GD> lifestyles of those leaders of all those different religions, go
RS> GD> for it. It's fun watching people grovel before a god that made
RS> GD> things the way they are and call it all "good".

RS>The thing is, most religions rely on the assumption that there is
RS>stuff that is supernatural.

RS>Problem is, there is no evidence whatsoever of the supernatural.

You do realize that if there were physical evidence then, by definition, 
it would no longer be supernatural ?     


Jeff

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