On 8/29/2010 7:10 PM, Bob Villa wrote:
On Aug 29, 5:53 pm, wrote:
Steve B wrote:

(snip)

And if I get up there, or just fade to black when I do die, and there is no
God, at least I won't have eternity to rue the decision to accept a God when
I had the chance, but knew too much to do so. And while I do live here, I
get the chance to do the right thing versus the wrong thing when given the
choice every few seconds, and that my life is better than if I was doing the
wrong thing all the time, and hanging around with all the bad people. Man,
those people work so hard at it, they could make lots of money if they
worked that hard at anything else.

So why does doing the right thing require believing in a God, and
supporting a church, and getting up early on Sunday? I try to play nice
with others and to do the right thing just because that is the easiest
way to go through life.

--
aem sends...

If you can understand a support group then you have an idea what a
church community is like. Family and friends are there as an example
and maybe you can be an example to others.
Doing right doesn't need to be a thought process...it can be an
instant, inspired act.

So it's just an excuse to act as a support group? They why the god stuff?