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In Reply to: The power of religion posted by michael sullivan on December 11, 1998 at 10:50:15:

So what is the meaning of your life then if there is no god. What are you going to do after you die? NOTHING? Sounds pretty depressing! What could possibly be the reason for the existence of something as frail and short spanned as human beings? If there is no god and nothing after this life how could something such as religion sustain and be actively believed for so many thousands of years. Think about it, most people change their mind every five minutes about most current issues, how then did this last for so long?

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• Reason for my Existance michael sullivan 12:25:07 12/15/98 (5)
  • Re: Reason for my Existance Jennifer Grubac 08:26:12 12/16/98 (3)
    • my last defense michael sullivan 12:46:21 12/16/98 (1)
      • Re: my last defense chris flint 20:25:37 1/02/99 (0)
    • Re: Reason for my Existance Andy Goenner 09:47:49 12/16/98 (0)
  • God is dead? Rylan Bachman 13:37:47 12/15/98 (0)

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