Where does agnostisism lead?

... how is a baby born with random spirituality in Afghanistan to a Muslim family
less entitled to eternal life than a baby born to a Christian family in America or Europe.

From Reading Your post, I noticed that your concept is based on a scientific association, biology, and a skepticism of the Spiritual Reality, as to what determine's consciousness.

Your other statementment's allude to confusion with who God could be, or treat's God as a Concept Abstract of truth:

1. If you visit Loc Gov, and look up the act's of pilate, you'll resource a document Called the Senatorial Dockett. Jesus Christ'S Ressurection's a Historical Fact.

as far as religion is concerned, religion is generally associated with spirit's however, each religion, Christianity not being a religion, reader's to each religious figure in their native language as demon.

if you haven't noticed all religious symbol's are meant to depict baphomet.
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as far as agnosticism is Concerned, it's not a matter of whether or not God'S Existence can be proven, but what you know that Prove's it.

Concerning science, I would Encourage you to do a study on the Etymology and word origin science share's with it's genitive source Etymology, scilaece to realize all scientific concepts are plagiarized from satanism, as the word scilaece is the declensive etymology of the word laececraft.

as far as your spirit is concerned, you have one.

The brain is a motor control system that the spirit use's to use the body. The concept of self-consciousness is what people refer to as the self, or person. to be contextually honest, the eletro-chemical reponse's in the body aren't a result of processe's but are reflexive the result of how a person is psychologically effected.

It's more complex then that but you have a spirit.

oh, and in the satanic infernal unholy quran, mohammed states that he fabricated the religion. all other religions have similar verses from their founder's.

Where does agnosticism lead? Simple. A life without God who loved us and gave himself for us through Jesus Christ his son.

Agnosticism is the view that the existence of God, of the divine or the supernatural is unknown or unknowable. Another definition provided is the view that "human reason is incapable of providing sufficient rational grounds to justify either the belief that God exists or the belief that God does not exist."

You will note that agnosticism is all about human reason. That is where agnostics go wrong. It is all in the mind for them. Whereas the scripture makes it clear that faith is the key, not human reason.

Can anyone prove that God exists? Yes through experience. I know, not I think, that my redeemer lives. Without experience you cannot prove that God exists. All you can offer is human reason and that is anyone's guess.

Usually those that say God does not exist say that because they don't want him to exist. If he does they will have to accept reality and that is one thing they want to avoid because reality means they no longer have control over everything. That is what pride does to you.

Finally, God is not rational. He is supernatural. The supernatural is never rational.

Uhh NO
And you know the afore post is nonsence
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Uhh NO
And you know the afore post is nonsence
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Fact are facts and so far your posts
And the allegations in your posts are just silly
Non facts
Non sense

This journey between a spiritual belief system and a logical one, betwixt faith and understanding, skeptism and biblical following....for those of us who struggle on a daily basis, where do we turn for comfort?

Is it a life here that happens just once? A life that it is molecules and atoms and cells and DNA and synapses that makes us, US, or is it all that plus a random happening that placed a spirit into a body in a womb in the place we were born?

If the latter, then how is a baby born with random spirituality in Afghanistan to a Muslim family less entitled to eternal life than a baby born to a Chritian family in Amerca or Europe.

Are the prayers of Muslims, Seeks and Hindus not heard whilst the prayers of Christians are?

When the Bible teaches us to worship no false God, is tht only the one we believe in?

When we look back through the past, see and understand that religious power has been used for centuries S polititac control mechanism over the populous, do we ignore it or take note and update?

When a 7 year old is told that the only way to eternal life and God is through being 'Born Again' and when that child spends decades trying to have a 'Born Again' experience that doesn't happen, is that once-a-child damned?

Is there a place for Agnostics in the debate or are the questions just too uncomfortable to be tollerated?

This journey between a spiritual belief system and a logical one, betwixt faith and understanding, skeptism and biblical following....for those of us who struggle on a daily basis, where do we turn for comfort?

Is it a life here that happens just once? A life that it is molecules and atoms and cells and DNA and synapses that makes us, US, or is it all that plus a random happening that placed a spirit into a body in a womb in the place we were born?

If the latter, then how is a baby born with random spirituality in Afghanistan to a Muslim family less entitled to eternal life than a baby born to a Chritian family in Amerca or Europe.

Are the prayers of Muslims, Seeks and Hindus not heard whilst the prayers of Christians are?

When the Bible teaches us to worship no false God, is tht only the one we believe in?

When we look back through the past, see and understand that religious power has been used for centuries S polititac control mechanism over the populous, do we ignore it or take note and update?

When a 7 year old is told that the only way to eternal life and God is through being 'Born Again' and when that child spends decades trying to have a 'Born Again' experience that doesn't happen, is that once-a-child damned?

Is there a place for Agnostics in the debate or are the questions just too uncomfortable to be tollerated?