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          1. True enough. I can’t deny faith gives a solid base and template for a lot of lives. For others, not an essential part of the life foundation. Hey, I’m not against faith, far from it.Faith, almost any faith’s guidelines can do a lot more good than bad, overall,
            Faith can move mountains, but so far, not on my watch. And, as I said before, whatever works for us. We’re all on Gods Eart- let’s just leave it at some planet?

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            1. It needs to be a personal standpoint, even in accepting ‘proof;’ for, if you’re a true skeptic, any account or evidence is suspect. This does not mean your stand will fit someone else’s life or understanding.

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  6. I stopped doing all the things I wanted to do in life when I was young over doubt only to get old and obtain retroactive surefire confidence that in hindsight, I totally could have done all those things. I just wish the doubt had continued, like now that I’m old, I could say I’m glad I didn’t do all those things because of all that doubt was totes real.

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    1. To be fair to your current, curmudgeonly self, we often think we could do more when we were young but there are still limitations. No one’s Superman.

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      1. I just wish the doubt continued and I could be like, “Yup, sure was good I stopped chasing those things I wanted. That would have got me nowhere” rather than now believing I totally could have been awesome but I think the problem is I’m trying to blame a 20 year old for not having a 40 year old brain.

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