[Tribune7]

There is no difference between disbelief or belief.

You believe there is no God. That's faith -- although you can argue that faith and religion are not the same.

[MineralMan]

"There is no difference between disbelief or belief.
You believe there is no God. That's faith -- although you can argue that faith and religion are not the same."

Oh, there's a difference between belief and disbelief. You may not recognize it, but it's there. In any case, I have no religion whatever. I don't mind at all if you do, but I have none.

[balrog666]

Let me rephrase #53 for you:

It's like this little commie grad student over in the Education department. "Everybody has an god! Even not having a god is having a god!"

[elfman2]

” There is no difference between disbelief or belief.”

Then tribune 7 must be an open minded “agnostic” on whether Bush has maniacal motives behind the war with Iraq as radical Democrats charge. After all, to “disbelieve” their claims (same as a belief by his accounts) without absolute proof would make such an opinion “faith based” by his thinking.