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ilovelamp51 said...
Even as a Christian, TT used to get on my nerves. I do feel like he is starting to mature & understand there are ways to go about living a life of purpose. Celebrate w/ your teammates after a TD... then thank God. Give thanks to God in a press conference then talk about the game the rest of the time. Be approachable. Be normal. People still know his beliefs & will be watching from a distance. I feel like he would reach his teammates a lot easier this way.
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ilovelamp51 said...
I believe with all my heart that God is real... Because of this I strive daily to make this world a better place & do for others as much as possible. If I end up being wrong... what have I really lost? Doing for others? Living in peace? Trying to leave the world better than I found it?
I just don't see how it can be considered a bad thing.
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wps88 said...
Yup. I might even pass down my stories to my kids and then allow them to pass it on to their kids. Perhaps even thousands of years later some people will write a book about me from my stories from thousands of years ago and call it fact.
This post was edited by Dawg E Style161 on 5/10/2012 at 1:30 PM
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Dawg E. Style said...
Ok I will say this....When someone, and it is up to that person, can't wait for God to do it, Opens his heart and really knows that their is a God. Thats when you "know". It absolutely is Faith, but your heart sees things in a different light than when you are struggling with acceptance.
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RTR13 said...
I understand what you're saying but fully believing in God doesn't make you "know" anything. You may believe it with all your heart but that doesn't make it any more true. I personally believe in a creator, or God, but don't necessarily believe it is Christ.
On that topic, I find it interesting that there are millions of people in the United States who believe Jesus is God and you could never convince them otherwise. However, had they simply been born in another country or to another family that was of another religion, or no religion at all, the chances are great that they wouldn't believe Christ is God. Much like other aspects of how someone is raised and how they become the person they are as an adult, it goes back to the people who raised them. I'm a Bama fan because my Dad is and took me to games as a child. It's really no different than that for a lot of Christians (not all). I think coincidence plays a much larger role in who believes what than a lot of people would admit.
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BrodieMSU said...
I believe in evolution. I still believe in God, I mean, someone had to create the first particle of matter at some point. I guess that makes me agnostic. Sometimes I wonder how so many people can believe in something there is 0.00 proof of so strongly, it kind of blows my mind to think about. There is literally only a book a group of people wrote a couple thousand years ago, thats it. What if none of it was true, would that not be the largest hoax in the history of man kind?
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MildReTIDEation said...
I think the debate is more about the stories of creation in the Bible because no one has an explanation for how the first "thing" was created. That might be the biggest reason I am still actively searching for answers and want to believe in a higher power.
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