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I heard about that.

That website was creepy. I need a shower now.

Right, but how do you handle it when your religion dictates that you should seek to evangelize and convert nonbelievers?

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+1.

May be there pretty early Friday depending on how long I can sit still.

lmao!

For a two reasons: 1. It is in our nature to try to assert our authority over others, and make them assimilate. 2. Because these various religions tell us we should evangelize and convince others to believe as we do.

We are already on top of that. Crickets it is.

We have one of those.. ?

Awesomeness Scotty. Awesomeness.

If it is in the code book in code, it is esoteric.:39:

+1.

I believe that as long as each religion teaches that it is the only way to salvation, and all others are wrong, we will have these problems.

No, religious beliefs and nationalistic beliefs are different. One involves your soul, and the other only patriotism.

Lol, I thought that was what you said. Pay attention, Rhit.. !:7:

That I agree with, since practically every "Christian" element or concept is older than Chritianity itself and can be found in older, mostly defunct religions.

Sounds great, it just doesn't answer the question. When someone says one thing, and does another, which do we recognize as truth? As far as Solomon's wives leading him away from god, I was under the impression that it was due to their pagan beliefs, not due to the number of wives.

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I think that is where a lot of the problems come about. Some say it is a choice, others don't. Unfortunately, right now that can't be proven. I for one, do not believe it is a choice. All humor aside, I can't fathom why someone would WANT to be gay. That concept just doesn't seem appealing...