Do you believe in.....?
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Unfortunately it appears that way to be true for many people.Others may refer to this as Karma. Tempting fate is another usage as is preordained and predestination.Our lives or just being alive is a matter of fate  within this universe. To deny a connection to it is like denying our own existence.Fate can be from certain bad or good choices. Others have referred to this as alternate realities or programs within the universe or Matrix. If you apply science and logic I would imagine this should become more clear. Free will does have it's limitations within a given number of variables and common laws.Don't be dismayed by averages though. It depends on who you know and come in contact with physically, emotionally,spiritually and psychically. We often learn and display ourselves by example so keep that thought in mind also. Logic is the key to greater understanding not arrogance. If life is a test of our psyche than it is whether or not we chose to ignore our intuitions or guides.Each one of us is like a math problem or theory being applied or tested.Life isn't just one program but several programs running at the same time.So fate isn't just white or black or true or false it's multiple choice in a world of chance or multiple fates or alternate endings.This is what some may refer to as the Book of Life.
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Question is\nWhat do you think!!!
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I know sane rational intelligent people who believe they were.  And they are scared to death of what they saw and experienced.  Did it really happen?  I couldn't say for sure.  Do I believe them?  I believe they believe.
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Yes, do you believe that?\n\nXLMan
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Do you really think so?
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Yes. That's the trouble with BELIEF. You accept something on faith, whether it makes sense or whether there's any proof at all.
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Pardon my intrusion, but I do believe in God, 100%.  Not any god or idol of worship, but Jesus Christ, the one true God.  As a believer, my opinion is that "those" who don't believe in God ARE missing out on something (many things), including friendship (if you're alone in this world), fellowship (with other believers, not persecutors), and spiritual satisfaction (always knowing that if God brings you "to it", then God will bring you "through it".)  Good question,  probably no right or wrong answers though...
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Some people belive in them, some don't.  Some people will tell you yes, some will tell you no.  You just have to choose what to believe.  I, personally, believe they are there.  But that's just me.  You have to make your own desicion.
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I believe in God. I know he's up there, I don't know how, but I do. It's just this feeling inside of me. No one can ever make me deny him. No one can take him away from me. He's real and he's watching over me. I have no doubt for even a second that he's not real. I've experienced things that are not coincidental. Sure, anyone can say it's a coincidence. Say whatever you want to make you feel better, but it doesn't change the facts. God is real and he loves us. Isn't it time we show him some love back?
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Did something happen to make you believe in God?
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of course i believe you?\nare there any reasons for me not to believe you?
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Yes! I do believe so.\n\n\ndp
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I would and do believe in God.  \n\nIf in the end I was wrong, who cares?  \n\nIf someone does not believe and then finds God is real, whoops!
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What do you believe? Start there.
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to an individual yes(have faith in who ever you believe) but to everyone in whole it shouldn't! (it shouldn't be important to what someone believes in, they are human just like you)\nBut unfortunately, it matters to most people...sigh...
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Let see . . . belief is some thing you believe in . . . with or without evidence.  Like I believe that most religious people are crackpots . . . but is that true . . . for some yes . . . not all.  Things we believe in or have a belief . . . comes from our point of view.  It could be factual or it could be fictional.\n\nAnother example . . . I believe my son can do anything he puts is mind and heart into.  Can he . . . who knows . . . but it is my belief he can.  And if he believe in himself as I believe in him . . . he will . . . because I did the same thing.  I believed in myself to accomplish what I accomplish . . . I didn't believe in god to do it for me.\n\nOkay, now faith . . . similar to belief . . . but there is absolutely no facts to support the believe.  Like God . . . but their is no physical evidence to really prove his existence . . . plus there have other theories to explain ours . . . but there is no support for either.\n\nReligion is faith . . . blind faith . . . in a book that has been translation so many times and at times just copied from a persons memory . . . through stories recited from centuries ago.  With embellishment for colorization.
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Believing is one thing.  Knowing is another.  As most people have said in here, yes you can believe in whatever you want.  That doesn't make it the truth.  And NO, not everyone has to believe in something.  What everyone should have is the knowledge of the truth and the openmindedness to receive the truth.  Not mumbo jumbo from books that you just accept as your truth.