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In Reply to: Re: Reply to god posted by David Anderson on December 10, 1998 at 17:52:04:

Yes, it's me again, and you're all going to get sick of my throwing my two cents in, but I figured I was the one to start this whole discussion, so I should participate. Besides, I love this sort of thing.
I totally agree with David. Why can't things just be? Or who is to say that there wasn't this big bang then there was the world? Why is that any less worthy of an argument than the argument that God exists?
And I'm still looking into one of my main questions, how could God have created such an imperfect and falty human and then damn him to hell? Anybody have an answer for me on that one?
Holly

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