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That it is sad how many people on here are so concerned about other people's beliefs. I believe in *** and I will keep believing until the day I die. Yes--He is real. No I do not have to prove anything to you. This is my belief. Get over it!
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Plenty of others understood perfectly.

Try again.
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I am thankful you read what I wrote instead of being ugly.
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Of course . . . no reason to be ugly. It's too bad that people have to be like that.
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That the wave of people being bothered by people who do believe in Jesus Christ as Lord, and savior, or any other is really funny. As a Christian I have to ask what part of my faith is outdated? Are you speaking of morality? Or is it hope? I always have to ask how does it harm you. that you are so offended by it? In reality if you did live according to what is taught in the New Testament, the worst you would have lived is a life that was good, and one with few regrets.
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Excellent answer.
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No it isn't. They didn't even read what I wrote or they wouldn't have written what they did.
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What exactly did you write? A nonsensical question and unreadable scribbles - "A Projection of Some Believers? A want to project upon you their inescapable desire to have faith in wild and outdated views."

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Thank you I did not understand it either.
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I am thankful you read what I wrote.
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Love your answer. *** bless you.
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You only display one truth. Jesus against evil. All the rest is just silly make believe.
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That it is sad how many people on here are so concerned about other people's beliefs. I believe in *** and I will keep believing until the day I die. Yes--He is real. No I do not have to prove anything to you. This is my belief. Get over it!
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I'm saddened that you wrote what you did. It shows you either didn't read what I wrote or don't want to take the time to understand it.

Instead of selecting, "I think..." your words would've been better represented by selecting, "I feel (rude)..."

You're free to believe what you like.

I believe we should pay each other the respect of reading what we write on our polls.

This is my belief and I ask you to reconsider your words and instead address what I wrote.
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So what the heck did you write then? Maybe you didn't express your feelings so that people could understand what you wrote - like Maxine, and me as well. Why don't you reply to this post and explain why I'm so stupid that I can't figure out what you mean, because if it isn't what I thought it was, it's buried somewhere in the translation.
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Thank you I agree with you. I did not fully understand what response to give?
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"Yes He is Real"?? and you people are good at the old dodge of not proving anything,, because you cant.. If you could you would...****
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I'm shocked at how many people do this to you. I believe in ***, but I respect your views TyVig. So sorry. Hope you know not all people that believe in a Higher Power foist their views on everyone. :(
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Did somebody say 'Wild and Outdated'!?!?!??

Count me IN!
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(But no, I don't feel any need to project what I might personally believe onto you, my friend. It's a much more interesting world when not everybody's views are the same.)
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That's part of it, but let's not forget the fact that with most - their faith calls for them to proselytize to those of other faiths and non-believers. Their belief makes sense to them, so they feel that they're doing the right thing by projecting.

Sure, there may be some who simply believe, and leave others be. But this is, by far, the minority of them.
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Thank you for accepting that my beliefs, have little to do with anyone else.
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That was funny.
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The human animal has an impulse to believe ,whether it is faith in wild and outdated views of the supernatural ,or faith in the updated views of Progressivism,and pseudoscience .
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This chart shows that Atlas had no offspring, but in reality, Atlas had three sons-- Hercules, Samson, and me.
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Thank you for saying "some", because I don't really care if you have faith or not.
*** gave you free will, who am I to question His judgement?
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Thank you for reading and understanding the spirit of this post.
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It's a pity that some here are posting things conveying the message that if you don't drill it into the heads of believers that their *** DOES NOT exist, you are complicit in their dilusion. However, it is not, according to them, a necessity for a believer to drill it into the heads of non-believers that the believer's *** DOES exist. Seems like the old 'double standard' or 'do as I say, not as I do' mentality. I am a believer in ***, and I wish everyone believed, but I know by my own ***'s words that not everyone will be saved, nor believe. So, I only answer questions posed to me, I don't volunteer any information without request decause I realize that anyone I speak to about *** or Jesus Christ must be receptive and must have a desire to hear about them or I am wasting my time (casting pearls before swine). Most believers are not content to follow the direction of ***'s word which says, 'work out your own salivation', and are somehow overcome with trying to save the world. Jesus walked out to the sea shore and people followed, He didn't grab them and drag them to His meetings. Overzealousness is worse than not doing anything, and most believers (AND ATHEISTS) don't realize that. Forcing anything on anyone is wrong. If a person is going to believe in ***, they will believe, a...
It's a pity that some here are posting things conveying the message that if you don't drill it into the heads of believers that their *** DOES NOT exist, you are complicit in their dilusion. However, it is not, according to them, a necessity for a believer to drill it into the heads of non-believers that the believer's *** DOES exist. Seems like the old 'double standard' or 'do as I say, not as I do' mentality. I am a believer in ***, and I wish everyone believed, but I know by my own ***'s words that not everyone will be saved, nor believe. So, I only answer questions posed to me, I don't volunteer any information without request decause I realize that anyone I speak to about *** or Jesus Christ must be receptive and must have a desire to hear about them or I am wasting my time (casting pearls before swine). Most believers are not content to follow the direction of ***'s word which says, 'work out your own salivation', and are somehow overcome with trying to save the world. Jesus walked out to the sea shore and people followed, He didn't grab them and drag them to His meetings. Overzealousness is worse than not doing anything, and most believers (AND ATHEISTS) don't realize that. Forcing anything on anyone is wrong. If a person is going to believe in ***, they will believe, and no amount of convincing otherwise will sway them. You can tell me all the common sense reasons for not believing that you want to, but faith is not based on common (carnal) sense, it is UNcommon sense that makes no sense to believers in common sense. Faith defies common sense because it is not based on common beliefs of carnal mankind, faith is based on the spiritual side of mankind and the carnal and spiritual are constantly at odds with each other. If these two are not in contention against each other in your life, you are already lost and Satan has you right where he wants you. Nevertheless, it should be obvious to believers as well as non-believers, that pushing your beliefs on another person is wrong. Comments should only be made when you are asked and both sides should respect the other. THAT'S common sense.
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It sounds correct to me. It does get annoying having their agenda forced upon me.
Whatever they do in the privacy of their own home is their own business. It's too bad they want to flaunt their holiness
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Well stated!
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Exactly (what I wrote this poll for)! A grand example.
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Satan is defeated. The keys of death and **** are in the hands of Jesus Christ.
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What's your beef with Greek and Norse mythology? I think they are wonderful stories.
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Views change because deception abounds.
Deception abounds because "the father of lies" wants you to go with him.
But Truth never changes.
Jesus is "The Way the Truth and the Life".
No one comes unto the Most High except by way of Jesus paying for your sins and you accepting that gift and loving Him for it.
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Those who are informed have an obligation to inform others. Failure to challenge scientifically inaccurate ideas like creationism is wrong. Any belief, religious or not, that is ignorant must be challenged. To avoid the truth in order to not offend is dangerous, and makes you complicit in their ignorance.

religious ignorant challenged avoid truth order offend dangerous complicit ignorance http://api.ning.com/files/S7h...
This is a great quote
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Agreed.
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My faith is my my faith--I could quote Bible scripture many times to you. You are so blind and argumentive that you would never accept it as truth--so with that said I do not have to prove anything to you. You are free to believe or not to believe. So the joke is on you -- not me. I don't care if you believe or not!
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