[Perseverando]

Eat, work, sleep.
Eat, work, sleep.
Eat, work, sleep.
Eat, work, sleep, die.
Then what?

[Governor Dinwiddie]

He must have a deep faith to openly jeopardize his job this way. Heads are exploding. Good man.

[ZULU]

Good read.

[2banana]

C.S. Lewis.

The Einstein of Literature.

+++++++++

“I’d never really heard much about C.S. Lewis, but picking up some of the things he wrote, particularly ‘Mere Christianity,’ made it clear to me – oh my gosh, there’s an incredibly compelling intellectual, rational basis for faith, which I had totally missed and assumed didn’t exist. It took me a couple of years of fighting against that, of trying to prove that this was all wrong and that I could stick with my agnosticism. But ultimately, I realized I couldn’t, that it was so compelling,” Collins told Rubenstein.

[onedoug]

Francis Collins, “The Language of God” (2007)

[dhs12345]

You forgot, have relationships with family and friends and spouses, procreate, experience life’s major and minor events (both good and bad), then the afterlife (for those of us who believe in it).

[georgiegirl]

Thank you for the great post!

[Gay State Conservative]

I've often wondered how a scientist...and I particularly think of astronomers here...can be absolutely convinced that there's no God.Apart from every other consideration it is,as Spock would say,”highly illogical”.

[Mrs. Don-o]

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[Albion Wilde]

Many people believe that if they ignore God or don’t believe He exists, that they also get to decide what happens after they die, never considering that they may not be the boss of it.

After all, they will be dead. Someone else may be in charge.