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by Gary E. Andrews - 07/24/26 08:58 PM
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Good Lord how did Einstein get mixed up in all this. Oh, someone said Einstein was a Christian. He was probably a good person so I will leave it at that.
There is a Practical side of Religion and a Theoretical side of Religion. The practical side everyone pretty much agrees on. The Theoretical has lots of different opinions.
Some here use the word Believe. Believing something doesn't make it necessarily true. Kinda makes you wonder doesn't it. Now why did this All powerful All seeing all knowing God make us with no ability to know what is right? Either we are all sinners or we are not. Organized Reilgion has decided we are all sinners and are expected to know exactly how to fix the problem. But a sinner knows nothing from nothing and has fallen short of the glory of God. Aw well we are all in this together no?
Ray E. Strode
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