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RE: Billboard calling church 'fake news' causes stir
(12-02-2017 02:47 PM)Kaplony Wrote:  Well that does it...I renounce Christianity because of this billboard.


/sarcasm


Like I said before....when the time comes if I'm wrong about my religion absolutely nothing will happen. If the atheists are wrong they face eternal damnation. I'll take that bet.

The problem with Pascal's wager is...what if you backed the wrong religion? The vast majority of us were born into our faith system that we practice today. No doubt there are Muslims and Hindus who think we are a lost people because we practice Christianity.
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