Originally Posted by buddy_z34

that was exactly what i was trying to say.

i'm thinking somewhere along the lines things got misenterprated. kinda like a game they showed us at school when we were younger. everyone would get in a big circle and someone would start off the game and whisper something to the person next to him and then that person would repeat what he heard from the first person and so on. and by the end when it got to the last person it would be totally different from what the first person had said.

now i know comparing God to a game might sound ridiculous but it shows how people over the years might have changed a few things.

Originally Posted by AJ

Because, gilli, out of all the people to live on this earth, Jesus was the only one who claimed to be the Son of God and could back it up with miracles, rising from the dead, etc. That's according to the New Testament. Now you may be wondering why I believe the New Testament is correct. First of all, archaeological tests have confirmed the accuracy of many details of the New Testament. Secondly, the dating of the gospels further confirms accuracy. Within 7 years, four separate people wrote of Jesus and they all line up with each other. Lastly, I feel that I have truly connected with our Lord. I really do feel that Jesus is guiding me through my life and He has helped me through so many tough obstacles. It's just indescribable. I have absolutly no doubt of my beliefs because of the things that I have experienced.

Originally Posted by Obdurate

ROFLMFAO

Originally Posted by Obdurate

I'm just mocking razorwit.

Originally Posted by razorwit57

The question implies that there is a heaven and thus one would have to believe in a God and the promise of heaven.

It's sort of like asking someone if they believe in life after death and them saying,
"I don't know but we'll see someday". LOL

Originally Posted by knoxbox

i know i was agreeing with you.

Originally Posted by gillibean

But what if all is not as you think it is?