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| Reviewed by Tim Horton (Reader) |
10/3/2002 |
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Well I for one loved this. Let the atheists rule I say. We don't preach to christians and the like about our beliefs, so why do we have to be tormented by theirs?
On the other hand I really don't care. They can stick to their beliefs, i'll respect theirs as long as they respect mine. I don't have concrete evidence he doesn't exist, but i'm not trying to prove that he does. Science will prove our theory.
We should start our own religion, cause i'm pretty sure that's how it all started. I think i'll pray to my soiled undies...
Cheers, mate.
Tim |
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| Reviewed by Lisa Hilbers |
9/28/2002 |
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| William, Everyone has rights, and I believe in those too. Your religion is your business, nobody should tell you what to believe in or not believe in. Nobody should tell you what you should write or not write, the only thing I suggested was that you please out of respect for everyone else was to not use the Lords name in vain. But if you do,,then that too again is your business. I will continue to read your writes, and I will continue to read all the rest of them. And furthermore, I will continue to use my rights to write as I choose as well. If it be about God/Jesus or nothing but a love poem, or maybe a lust poem, we are all artists and we write because we love too. Thank you for your apology,,not that I think you really owed anybody one,,Lisa |
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| Reviewed by Connie Hinnen Cook |
9/28/2002 |
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| Your apology is accepted. Even though there doesn't sound like any repentance is involved. Praise the Lord that the mother of your son knows Him. You don't have to be at rock-bottom to accept the Lord...He accepts people in all conditions, at all ages, with all life-styles. You only have to ask. So, have you? Asked, I mean. "Get an after-life!" :) |
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| Reviewed by La Belle Rouge (Reader) |
9/28/2002 |
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| William, I feel you have a right as a person and an American in a country of free speech to believe and say whatever you want, but so do the people who believe in God. The problem comes when one or both sides of an issue decide that the other side has no rights. Religious belief is a very delicate subject for almost all people because their belief in or not in a diety is at the heart of deepest part of who they are. We all have to coexsist and learn how to appreciate each person individually even if they despise our particular faith or lack of any faith. People who try to push religion on others are no better or different than those who try to destroy faith in others. Each person must find their own belief and way in life and demands of religious fanatics can hinder others on that journey. In other plain words, they have no right to tell you what to believe and you have none to tell them they shouldn't believe. That's just my little two cents worth. |
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| Reviewed by William Perez (Reader) |
9/28/2002 |
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| Say what you want, but I love it. I wouldnt have this any other way. |
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