Sure, I have seen far too much beauty in nature, far too much perfection in life, far too many coincidences in everything that is us and in that what is around us, to not be able to dismiss the thought of an existance of a "greater being".

But then again, im not convinced at all of the way religions paint that "greater being".

chobopeon

United States7342 Posts

December 18 2005 03:39 GMT

agnostic

Sfydjklm

United States9218 Posts

December 18 2005 03:40 GMT

Do you mean God, as in Biblical God or a greater force behind our existance?
Cos while a lot people dont believe in first, they do so in the latter.

draeger

United States3256 Posts

December 18 2005 03:41 GMT

I need a "don't know" option

IntoTheWow

is awesome32282 Posts

December 18 2005 03:44 GMT

On December 18 2005 12:41 draeger wrote:
I need a "don't know" option

Its not about knowledge. Its about beliefs

CTStalker

Canada9720 Posts

December 18 2005 03:45 GMT

my brain says no. when it's dead, it probably won't say anything

taDa

575 Posts

December 18 2005 03:47 GMT

Until I meet him.

Meta

United States6228 Posts

December 18 2005 03:49 GMT

#10

draeger

United States3256 Posts

December 18 2005 03:50 GMT

#11

On December 18 2005 12:44 IntoTheWow wrote:

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Its not about knowledge. Its about beliefs

Well if I don't know what I should believe, it's kinda hard to check an answer.

I believe there might be a god, but truthfully, it doesn't impact me very much at this point of my life.

MoltkeWarding

5195 Posts

December 18 2005 03:51 GMT

#12

I rely on rationality more than the average man and my rationality tells me that the world is irrational without a layer of supernatural reality.

On the other hand what "God" may mean besides his supernaturalness differs from belief to belief. So the answer is yes and no; I do not have any hard convictions on the subject. None of my learning have helped me find an answer, nor do I expect to ever arrive at one.

Pascal said that we were only forgivable in one of two instances: either one searches for God with all his heart and has found him, or one searches for him with all his heart and has not found him yet. I have never searched him with all my heart, and don't think myself capable of it either.

So even though I am generally pro-Christian, spiritually I am really wishy washy

Chibi[OWNS]

United Kingdom10597 Posts

December 18 2005 03:54 GMT

#13

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Chraej

United States246 Posts

December 18 2005 04:02 GMT

#14

I know how many religion threads we have had, and i do not want to start a discussion.
Just Vote.
DO NOT DISCUSS

?

whats the point in saying "yes" or "no" and not discussing it? are you trying to reasure yourself that its ok to do so or not do so because other people do the same?

chicken`

Germany3478 Posts

December 18 2005 04:04 GMT

#15

im agnostic, cant vote

SaYman

Bulgaria11 Posts

December 18 2005 04:04 GMT

#16

And do you believe in the Devil ?

Chraej

United States246 Posts

December 18 2005 04:05 GMT

#17

so chicken, what are your beliefs, define agnostic for us

mitsy

United States1792 Posts

December 18 2005 04:06 GMT

#18

if god exists, why did he create WGT)DarkXprT, wgtour, and Mexico?????

chobopeon

United States7342 Posts

December 18 2005 04:07 GMT

#19

On December 18 2005 12:44 IntoTheWow wrote:

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Its not about knowledge. Its about beliefs

i believe i dont know

GrandInquisitor

New York City13113 Posts

December 18 2005 04:07 GMT

#20

I do not believe in a God. That does not mean I believe in the nonexistence of God - it's a form of agnosticism called irreligion. I do not know whether or not God exists - therefore I do not believe in his existence or nonexistence. I do believe we could potentially know, but not as of this moment.