buddy:facepalm:
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buddy:facepalm:
Nearly two thousand years ago in an obscure village, a child was born of a peasant woman.
He grew up in another village where He worked as a carpenter until He was thirty.
Then for three years He became an itinerant preacher.
This man never went to college.
He never wrote a book.
He never held a public office.
He never had a family nor owned a home.
He never put His foot inside a big city nor traveled even 200 miles from His birthplace.
And though He never did any of the things that usually accompany greatness, throngs of people followed Him.
He had no credentials but Himself.
While He was still young, the tide of public opinion turned against Him.
His followers ran away.
He was turned over to His enemies and sentenced to death on a cross between two thieves.
While He was dying, His executioners gambled for the only piece of property He had on earth ? the simple coat He had worn.
His body was laid in a borrowed grave provided by a compassionate friend.
But three days later this Man arose from the dead ? living proof that He was, as He had claimed, the Savior whom God had sent, the Incarnate Son of God.
Nineteen centuries have come and gone and today the risen Lord Jesus Christ is the central figure of the human race.
On our calendars, His birth divides history into two eras.
One day of every week is set aside in remembrance of Him.
And our two most important holidays celebrate His birth and resurrection.
On church steeples around the world, His cross has become the symbol of victory over sin and death.
This one Man?s life has furnished the theme for more songs, books, poems and paintings than any other person or event in history.
Thousands of colleges, hospitals, orphanages and other institutions have been founded in honor of this One who gave His life for us.
All the armies that ever marched, all the navies that ever sailed, all the governments that ever sat, all the kings that ever reigned have not changed the course of history as much as this One Solitary Life.
Got to say there is definitly a meltiing pot of individuals on this forum. Believe what you want.
Your life and your death. Have at it.
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i live a good life,
and if there really is a god, then in my death, i'd like to believe i'd be "let in" on the merits of my life, not whether i believed or not
if this is not the case, your "god" is a spiteful narcisstic egomaniac
greg, how would you define a "good" life?
trying not be cliche or sappy...doing what inherently feels right, and winning a sportsbet or two:SIB
i was being tongue in cheek with the sportsbets, and doing what inherently feels right to me is all of those things you listed, so we're on the same page:shrug:
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