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jdanton · 12-22-2007, 05:32 AM

We are all here, but that doesn't prove how we got here.

If we were on an island, would it matter if we were there because a boat sank or a plane crashed?

There certainly seems to be no evidence that "God" gives a damn about or has any control of what happens here.

To make my point clear, what people BELIEVE is important as it impacts the way they live; usually trying to convince other to believe as they do, or forcing their beliefs on others via laws, if they can.

Out of beliefs has come some beautiful music, and a lot of killing in "his" name.

My question is: Why does it matter if the God people believe in actually exists or not?

12-22-2007, 05:32 AM	#1 (permalink)
jdanton Puddy Tat Watch Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: NJ Posts: 3,806 My Mood: Thanks: 38 Thanked 51 Times in 38 Posts	Why does the existance of a god matter? We are all here, but that doesn't prove how we got here. If we were on an island, would it matter if we were there because a boat sank or a plane crashed? There certainly seems to be no evidence that "God" gives a damn about or has any control of what happens here. To make my point clear, what people BELIEVE is important as it impacts the way they live; usually trying to convince other to believe as they do, or forcing their beliefs on others via laws, if they can. Out of beliefs has come some beautiful music, and a lot of killing in "his" name. My question is: Why does it matter if the God people believe in actually exists or not? __________________ Author: Memoirs of a Sleepless Mind, a book you CAN judge by its cover.
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