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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I believe in God, Jesus , the Holy Spirit , Heaven and Hell. My personal reasons are spiritual, observational , artifactually and common sense. 1) I believe we have a soul. I think even atheists are a little offended If anybody said their child didn't have a soul. 2) The story of Christ penetrates my soul for some reason. The triumph of love, the balance of justice and the searingly accurate accounting of human weakness does not feel like it originated from human minds. Humans don't like to be humiliated by their character. The way you can't get the story out of your mind or off your hands is unique among any I have witnessed. 3) To me it's obvious their is an intelligent entity that created our existence and physical universe. Matter, time , physical laws, math and love don't just happen from nothing. That is a more unlikely prospect than a Flying Spaghetti Monster. It's obvious that our creation occurred outside the realm of math, time , a sequence of events , and physical laws. That would be a entity beyond our comprehension and capacity. [b]4) the shroud of Turin is the only man made object on earth that man cannot understand or has any idea how to duplicate. And it is the image of Crucified Christ.[/b] 5) there is no downside to belief in Christ. If you are on your deathbed it may be your only hope and it would be absolutely foolish not to grasp the only rescue rope you have. If it's not true you haven't lost anything.[/quote] Pretty sure Juan Diego's tilma, with the image of Our Lady of Guadalupe, falls in this category. Still on display in Mexico City, for the curious. [/quote]
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