Hello John,

>LL>Jesus does not believe in God.
>LL>Satan does not believe in God.

>LL>Why should they?
>LL>Both have seen the Face of God.

>JS>Obviously, all three gods can't be right, and two of them must be
>JS>false...or are you suggesting that God likes argue with Himself and
>JS>confuse people?

>LL>Who is to say any of those gods are right?
>LL>It is a matter of belief as to whether any one of them is right.
>LL>Or if any of them are right.

>LL>Belief is not dependent on proof.
>LL>We believe what we want to believe.
>LL>Whether that something is true or not.

>LL>None of the Apostles believed Jesus rose from the grave.
>LL>Not just Thomas.  Read the gospel accounts.  It's all in
>LL>there.

>LL>"Blessed are those who have not seen and yet believe." - Jesus

>LL>Jesus was not talking only about a doubting Thomas.

JO>I hate it when you made sense. Not only is it unbecoming, it violates the
JO>spirit of the echoes in which you participate. Shame on you. If you think
JO>rational viewpoints are going to be accepted _here_, mister, you got
JO>another think coming.

Sorry.  Ran out of beetle juice for the evening.  I'll have to dig
into my stash of chocolate-covered crickets.  Maybe that can help.  :)

--Lee


 * SLMR 2.1a * "We have met the enemy and he is us." - Pogo

--- Maximus 3.01