Believing in god is perfectly fine.
Disbelieving in god is perfectly fine.
Blinding believing in god without questioning him is not fine.

It's good LauraM found the strength to question. He then made his own decision, probably under pressure.

Non believers leading perfectly normal happy lives worries believers. They will never admit it but it instills doubt in their faith. This is why they feel the need to rush up to you to 'save' you or instill fear 'your gonna burn for ignoring god'. Actually none of this is true, they're just pushing their own agenda.

The more that believe the more comfortable they feel.

Unfortunatly, I believe the 'nazi' cross is actually the ORIGIONAL cross no?

I see the cross some use today as akin to the rose of sharon no?

Which only really turns up in history after the 13th-14th century?

Praise His Holy Noodliness!

It's one thing to have faith in said god, but to stress to others your opinion of your god's view, or view of him onto others is in itself the agitator, and a forced religion is doomed to failure.. look at how many people you have raising them sheilds.. this is akin to violence. You've not turned anyone into warriors.. you strike me as having a knowledge of your faith, and a power over words used by those more often than not, to make people wish they had no ears..

Sayin that, there sure are a few dumbfuckers around here who, like me, know that all there is after death, is what went before we were born, we wont ever know, since the brain ceases to function, rendering all our faculties useless. This is a fact.

May we rot in peices..

Lol, I like the last bit, now there's something I was taught as a kid.. the electromagnetic continuation of radio waves.. kinda like curlian photography.. chop off hand, take photo, see the light.. if you ask me, it is christianity that is 2000 years old, maybe a few years older than the bible was actually written, but all other religions are far older.. christianity to me is nothing more than those granting powers to the auld royal families, giving them so called 'status' as ordained by a 'god' no-one actually cared about, for they were robbed anyway, one way or another. If god's religion was anywhere near as dutiful to him, they would take all that gold and use it to plant food for the hungry, not buy it from 'charitable' organisations wearing expensive tshirts with 'logos' on them..

God is well beyond humans my friend.  God is existence, god is simply a word to call it.  Humans didn't create existence, that spirit of infinity we each hold inside us did.

Seems to me like the jews created christianity 3.500 yeras ago..  whilst it's apparently a hoax (i say this because what's written in it is happening NOW), the protocols of the elders of zion clearly speak of the power of dispersion being forced onto people all over the world in one guise or another.. in my opinion, though I dont agree with his method's, Hitler was right, and we're wishing we never won that stupid war..

Who taught Adam how to write? Where the pen come from?
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Nobody knows for sure, who taught Adam to write. Some ideas:

1. God taught him;

2. Adam invented writing;

3. Adam did not write the first two chapters of the Bible, and may not have known or needed writing.

The structure of the sentences of the first two chapters of the Bible, in the original, ancient Hebrew, is different from the rest of Moses' writing. Nobody knows for sure who wrote it, but it seems that Moses only copied it from earlier writings. Personally, it wouldn't surprise me to find out that Abraham wrote it.

The literal history of the Bible (which talks about Christianity) can only be traced back as far as the Dead Sea Scrolls, some of which have been dated as early as 400 B.C. - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dead_Sea_Scrolls.

Jewish tradition, which is very strong, says several things:
1. First, Jewish tradition has always been to copy the Bible meticulously and perfectly (before modern printing presses). Isaiah in the Dead Sea Scrolls - from well over 100 B.C., seems to prove this out - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Isaiah_scroll. While not a perfect copy of what we have today, the differences are minor;
2. Jewish tradition says that the Bible was written by different people over different time periods. The writing structure of the various books of the Bible seems to bear that out as the structure is different from book to book, just like one writer writes differently than another;
3. The fact that many of the things of the Bible seem to be happening now, simply shows the power of a book written by many people over a 1,500 year period, which ended near 100 A.D.

The point is that the Bible is a book that would have been impossible to have been written like it has been, except that there was Divine intervention.

As far as Hitler goes, Hitler essentially wanted to take down the world bankers, same thing that Satoshi probably wants.

Hitler never really had a chance. Hitler started the war at least a year too early, because the other nations became aware of his military might before it was ready. If he had waited, the other nations of Europe would have stopped him in a far less bloody way. So, Hitler had to go to war before he was strong enough.

The only reason Satoshi has a chance with Bitcoin is, the world bankers/banking system have left themselves open to this kind of attack. They have become so strong in some ways, that they think that they are invulnerable. Bitcoin is proving them wrong.