Wow, A Six Page Thread Already...
I took time to read most of the posts, and some of them were very interesting.
I do not want to get into my life story, but I was a Hindu before (believed in Karma). Now I am a Christian.
It is a pity that due to the acts of Church during the medieval period, it has made difficult for people to accept christianity, not even that - people think that all christians are liars, decievers, and organized religion is evil.
As far as I am concerned, there is God, because I have literally experienced his mercy, I am one of the living example of all the Athiest, Agnostic posts. I asked the similar questions, I wanted to find faults in teachings of bible so I can say that it is no different from other religious books.
I also studied in a Catholic college for 2 years, and stayed in their hostel where a Priest was the warden. And at that time there is no way any one would have convinced me of christianity.
Bible does not contradict, people take things out of context and try to use it (both christians and non christians) hence the practice has become contradictory.
But, listen people, there are people in this world who still live like Christ (not like any of the christians whom you know)
Also listen, all those people who use abusive languages and shrug off as though it is a Joke, just do not want to come in contact with God, because their entire life will pass in front of them like a mirror and they do not want to confront it.
And all those who are christians who does not care for their religion anymore, I feel pity for you, because you guys are sitting on the truth and refuse to acknowledge it. (remember, I was a non christian before)
I am not talking about the religious aspects of christianity (most of the traditions are made by humans), but try to comprehend the spiritual aspects of it.
Also remember that lotsa of Atheist leaders killed millions of believers, but I do not see any flame those people. All those people wanted to cleanse the world of any good, they did not want to believe in God, because they did not want to face God.
They must think that by killing all those who believe in God, they wanted to convince themselves of God non-existance.
Well, thats my 2 cents
-Vishwa