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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]^^^ asking sincerely how any of that would be any different if it was all made up?[/quote]

[b]Not sure what you are getting at[/b]. Of course you can believe it was all made up. That twelve people decided to make up a religion focused on a crucified pathetic man and gave their own lives for it. Honestly, anything is possible. The thing with God is that he gives us enough to believe but also enough to doubt. That is the central drama of all human existence, and it is a story that unfolds inside each of us. You can believe or you can not.[/quote]

Just what I asked very simply: How would any of what you typed be different if it was all made up?

Meaning that: it is 100% possible it is all made up, and nothing you typed is even a shard of evidence it is true.

I'll address your other points also, if you wish. But please answer this one first.[/quote]

I mean, as I said, I think there is evidence. But if it were all fake, then I guess I can turn it around and ask you, so what? I spent my life believing in something that is false but gave me meaning and made my life richer. I am not afraid of being wrong because if I am wrong, then there is no God and so life is meaningless anyways (in the sense that it means whatever I decide it means), and I would still want to believe in Christianity. People think atheism is not a belief system but it totally is. No one is devoid if any thoughts on spirituality. So if I had to choose between Christianity and atheism just based on this lifetime and knowing nothing about what comes after, I would still choose Christianity. [/quote]

Admitting you don’t care if what you believe is true or not is very honest and sincerely appreciated.[/quote]

It is not that I don't care. It is that I have not encountered anything in the secular world that offers any meaning to life that comes close to what Christianity offers that I am willing to take that risk. Again, if I am wrong, then there is no "truth" anyways, so you are not in any better of a position by any measure. [/quote]

Here's your problem. You want life to have meaning. A purpose. This is due to being fed this non-sense by religion, especially Christianity, all your life. There is no meaning or purpose to life. It simply is. [/quote]

+1[/quote]

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