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and convinced me that the choice to believe is actually the most rational conclusion when you look at the evidence around you. That was a shocking sort of revelation, and one that I fought bitterly for about a year and then finally decided to accept.

He only came to the "revelation" that the choice to believe is actually the most rational conclusion when you look at the evidence around you - one year later at 28. That does not mean that he became a Christian then. He merely decided to accept the choice to believe it is more rational.

Some people think if you believe there is a God, or you believe in God - that makes you a Christian. Like you state, his conversion, more likely, was recent but not at 28.

[Cavuoto]

Hindu. think Hindu.

Why get stuck in the creator and the creation model? Why not the creator is the creation model?

Works out nicely, integrated, mechanical and creative, material and energetic, all at the same time.

[VadeRetro]

Good! Now that you've fed him a silly talking point to wave around rather than face the facts, maybe he can come out of hiding?

You guys take the cake.