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I have a question for you:

Why do you (here in the 21st century) still believe in that man made religion you follow? You do realize there was no deity involved in the manufacturing of this and all other human religions, right?

If there was a deity, how do you explain the non-interference with the 100 million + deaths due to various wars in century 20 and 19?

So if this alleged deity of yours does nothing when an entire country's worth of people are killed, what would be the number that this supposed deity WOULD say ENOUGH?

Clearly not 100 million. So what, 1 billion? 10 billion? Of course at that level there would be no more humans alive so what is the number that your personal god would intervene in all these dreadful killings, 1 month old babies, women, children, men, elderly, the killers could care less. Why doesn't your so-called god care either?

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Why doesn't suffering stop you believing?

I could never get passed that.

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You choose based on the evidence or some rational reason, or you choose because you simply don't like it?
What does it even mean to 'choose to believe'?

Originally posted by Ghost of a Duke
Why doesn't suffering stop you believing?

I could never get passed that.

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Originally posted by Doward
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If that pleases you.

Originally posted by Ghost of a Duke
Why doesn't suffering stop you believing?

I could never get passed that.

If you've got stuck at Why doesn't suffering stop you believing? and can't get past it, that means they know exactly where you are and can order a drone strike.

Originally posted by Ghost of a Duke
Why doesn't suffering stop you believing?

I could never get passed that.

It seems that religious people draw a very, very, almost non-existent thin line between believe and hope.