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Where do you believe your core desires and motivations come from?
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Can you choose your desires?
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What _made_ Adam and Eve make their choice to eat of fruit of the Tree of Knowledge?
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In new Earth, your eternal afterlife, wouldn't procrastination become your default?
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On what basis do you decide whether or not to believe a supernatural claim?
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Do you believe your pets will go to heaven?
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For those of you who believe you will be rewarded with eternal life, what will you do to fill your time?
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What would life and the world be like if Adam and Eve had remained obedient to God and stayed well away from the forbidden fruit as he had instructed
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What do you believe to be true in relation to the "Miracle" of Lanciano?
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1 year ago
For those of you believe that communion bread actually turns into human flesh and the wine into human blood, don't you find this really really hard to keep up?
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On what basis do you decide if the story of a "miracle" is factually correct and true vs a fiction or myth which is likely to have been embellished/ exaggerated?
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1 year ago
On what basis do you decide which of the instructions, laws, rules and commandments must be adhered to at all times and which ones are no longer relevant or applicable?
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What would you do if God asked you to kill your child?
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What do you believe about the afterlife and please explain the appeal to you.
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1 year ago
Will you have free will in heaven?