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To: Dr. Eckleburg
If (being hypothetical here) there is no God, would you want everybody to know that truth? Wouldn't it be great if everybody in the world knew it?

To answer YOUR question, IF such a God existed, then sure it would be great if everybody believed it. It would, in your hypothetical case, be true.

That's a big IF though, and that IF is the point of contention. Not just IF a God exists, but the character of that God. That's what people disagree on. The only way to try and answer these questions is to use our minds and use our reasoning ability. We have to make logical arguments, and we need evidence. Saying *this is true* does not make it true.

I am all for the truth being known to everybody. Are you?
1,319 posted on 09/16/2005 11:49:28 AM PDT by CarolinaGuitarman ("There is a grandeur in this view of life...")
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To: CarolinaGuitarman; RightWingNilla; topcat54; Diamond; bluepistolero; xzins; Elsie
To answer YOUR question, IF such a God existed, then sure it would be great if everybody believed it. It would, in your hypothetical case, be true.

Thank You! Go to the head of the class with Rightwingnilla. You may skip study hall and hit the beach early.

Now we can debate if that God exists and if so, who that God is.

It's my understanding that's what the CRs are postulating. They simply have answered the "If" with their particular "yes" being the Triune God of the Old and New Testaments who affords eternal salvation to all those who believe in His Son, Jesus Christ.

No king but Christ.

I can see how this rattles some people, however. It always has.

1,326 posted on 09/16/2005 12:02:18 PM PDT by Dr. Eckleburg (There are very few shades of gray)
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