Her music is awful. I enjoy music that takes talent, and is not overly generic, which why I avoid pop music, as well as my loathing of the vocals in pop music.

I favor Coca-Cola.

When we die, we go to a temporary place. If you believed, you go to paradise, where you wait for judgment in comfort and joy. If you did not believe, you go to Hades, where you wait for judgment in discomfort and shame. Those in paradise will be with Jesus, and they will soon enter Heaven, whereas those in Hades will be removed from it, and thrown into Hell.

http://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Luke%2023:43&version=NASB

http://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Revelations%2020:14&version=NASB

True, I enjoy the second one.

The person below me enjoys pizza.

... that some cows were at their car, and told them to eat Chick-Fil-A. The cows did some wreckage to the car, and notwithstanding the car getting fixed, the manure smell was not going to come out, unless they payed an expensive price for a special type of wash, and in this struggling economy, they did not have enough money. So after the unraveling, the police drove me to my house, but when I was in my house, I turned on the news to find out that...

I enjoy Ozzy more than Dio.

play4fun : I wholly agree with everything that you said.

I am right-handed.

I chose Brown.

In 7th grade things were very different to me, and it took me a while to get used to junior high. but towards the end of it, things were better, you will just need to some time to get used to things. 8th grade was fun for me. So, other words, don't worry, just give it some time, and things ought to get better.

~sakura~ : I see what you mean, and I truly thank you for giving me that constructive critcism, so that I may better my arguments in the future. I may not have proven much for Christianity, but I did show the Holy Bible to to be at least somewhat historically accurate. Also, as obvious as it is, I did rush through this, which bespeaks of why my information is not fully in detail and not truly organized the best, as I undertook hinting at when I said I would make something more professional on YouTube later on, and when I mentioned my information not being the most convincing or wholesome. But again, I see your point. I did want to add, as I didn't because I rushed through, that all of these things that I mentioned have been shown to us by Jesus, but it is up to us to accept it, and just as you said, it is faith that is needed. But I will also add that I spontaneous felt the desire to become a Christian, and am not one because of my parents. I did not understand chruch nor enjoy it when I was young, but one day, in seventh grade, I felt happiness for Jesus and wanted to read the Holy Bible. I truly believe this to be the power of the Holy Spirit, and when my father recently became a Christian again, he mentioned having a feeling of happiness and thinking that he should be a Christian, but I am sure that an Atheist would view it otherwise as soemthing else. As you had mentioned, faith is needed.

Before I begin, I will tell all of you that my bespeaking will be more towards a Christian view, so rather than just proving that a God exists, I will undertake proving that the god of Christianity indeed exists.

Firstly, I will mention proof of the existence of Jesus Christ, or more accurately, Yeshua of Nazareth. We are afforded these upcoming things:

- The Gospel According To Matthew
- The Gospel According To Mark
- The Gospel According To Luke
- The Gospel According To John
- The Acts of The Apostles
- The writ of Flavius Josephus
- The writ of Cornelius Tacitus
- The slurring of Christians to Emperor Trajan by the governor Pliny the Younger
- The slurring of Christians by the satirist Lucian
- The accusation of childishness and sorcery by the philosopher Celsus
- The writ of the historian Gaius Suetonius Tranquillus

Next, we need to look into the archaeological proof the the Holy Bible's historicity, such as:

- Hittite texts: Found in Turkey, these prove that the Hittites were not fictional
- Mesha Stele: This artifact makes references to the House of David.
- Sargon's Palace: This was found in Iraq.
- Temple of Amun: This records the campaign into Israel by Pharaoh Shishak.
- Ramses' II Temple: The field of Abram in Hebron are mentioned in here.
- Merneptah Stele: This mentions that Israel was settled in Canaan.
- Mt. Sinai: It was found, and part of it was burnt, in correlation with this bible verse:

http://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Exodus+19:18&version=NASB

http://www.arkdiscovery.com/msv25mtntop.jpg

And now, we ought to get into some logic:

- If no god exists, what caused the collision of the two meteors, as believed of in the Big Bang Theory?
- If no god exists, what started the process of evolution?
- Wouldn't it be needed for a god to exist, regarding the fact that something cannot come out of nothing, therefore needing a eternal something to exist?

Also, we may look at the sundry fulfilled foretelling, such as:

Foretelling: http://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Matthew%2024:14&version=NASB
Fulfillment: Missionaries exist all over the world.

Foretelling: http://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Ezekiel%2029:15&version=NASB
Fulfillment: Most of the past 2500 years, Egypt has been conquered by Europeans, and failed to dominate Israel each time they undertook that in 1948, 1967, and 1973; Egypt is not very powerful as it once was.

Foretelling: http://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Matthew%2024:14&version=NASB
Fulfillment: Sundry people, such as José Luís de Jesús Miranda and Sun Myung Moon.

Foretelling: http://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=2%20Timothy%203:1-5&version=NASB
Fulfillment: This is ongoing, with much greed, corrupt governments, hypocrisy, vulgarity, etc.

Foretelling: http://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=1%20Timothy%204:1&version=NASB
Fulfillment: Sundry people follow cults or atheism, or other false religions. Furthermore, the amount of irreligion in the United States has increased from 8% in 1990 to 15% in 2008, and there are many people who take interest in New Thought.

I would like to hear people's thoughts, I truly did not do a whole lot of research, so things may not seem the most convincing or wholesome, I will make a more professional thing on YouTube later on.

I can, albeit not very often.

I wear glasses, although I want to get contact lenses.

Less than three times per week for me.

mdynasty926 : That is how I am.

play4fun : Perhaps universal reconciliation is a flawed view, but I would not say that annihilationism is flawed, I am sure that it is as likely as eternal damnation. Jesus spoke of eternal punishment in the Gospel of Matthew. But one thing to point out is that the eternal punishment may not needly be torment, it could be death. When Jesus spoke of Hell in the Gospel of Mark, he said to fear God, who can destroy your soul. Jesus may have meant that while men can give you death, God can wholly end you. Also, in a bible verse in the Gospel of John, it says that God sent his only son so that we may not perish but have eternal life. If Hell were to be eternal torment, wouldn't we have eternal life anyways? Likely, we couldn't, because this bible verse seems to be pointing out eternal life as a gift; it can't be a gift if it is torment. I do not remember which gospel it was, but there was a person who questioned Jesus about how to get eternal life. Wouldn't he get eternal life anyways if Hell was eternal torment? Also, why does Revelations say that the lake of fire is the second death? The first death would need to be our death on Earth, so it is likely that this death would also be ceasing to live. However, I am willing to listen to what you have to say, but I truly do not understand why most people believe in eternal damnation and not annihilationism.

mdynasty926 : The second verse is relevant, because when Jesus spoke of Hell in the Gospel of Mark, he told of a place where a worm does not die and an unquenchable fire. That said, Jesus likely got that from this bible verse. As for the third verse, i do not understand how death would mean anything other than ceasing to live. I would be willing to accept eternal damnation as the true Hell; it is just that I am seriously not convinced. But I can tell you surely that I would never believe in universal reconciliation, the Revelation to John says that some people's part is the lake of fire and brimstone, and to me it is giving people false hope to believe that everyone can go to Heaven. God was merciful enough for Jesus to die for our sins, so that we may have a chance to go to Heaven. But it is up to us to accept that salvation.

I live in a house.