I appreciate the response. Aside from your religeous beliefs, which you are entitled to and have every right to promote that which you are passionate about, The point about the "hackers" is extremely valid and a point well taken.
I believe in "a" god, not "the" god. I have studied with catholics, Jehovas, baptists, Buddhists etc., to "make sense" of it all. The overwhelming "word" is:
-"We are in the right, they will go to hell."
-"Love and respect for all, until you anger our god (Sodom and Gommorha)"
-"You are like "doubting Thomas."
-"We are all god's creatures."
...and so on.
I can hold my wife, daughter and son NOW, I can't hold my amazing uncle, nicest guy in the world, talented, young...who died of AIDS;or any other friend or loved one that is dead. When someone can show me a miracle that is not a scientific disaster, for example, fish falling from the sky or a skinny fella who can lay on hands and heal the blind (if Jesus was a carpenter, wouldn't he be "jacked" from all of the manual tools he had to use?), then I will consider emotional depsoits into "what is" versus what "might be."
Thanks again for the response and I apologize for my first comment, it was out of line.
Semper Fi
Christian
