Do you belive in a GOD? just yes or no pls

[thejoker]

No.

 

[bobby15]

Yes

 

[mummelmummel]

There´s no God

 

[sfdood]

No.

 

[larryisreal]

No

 

[zachak]

yes

 

[Shelter]

Please let me say a word here.
It is totally correct if some say "No, we don't believe in God" and it it is as well totally correct if some others say "Yes, we believe in God".
Friedrich II, King of Prussia once said: "Let every men seek heaven in his own fashion"

But please sorry, and now no shit-storm please, it is not correct to make jokes or uncalled remarks at the expense of all those who are declaring here they will believe in God.

 

[dragonster83]

Big NO

 

[Stonecold]

Shelter

it is not correct to make jokes or uncalled remarks at the expense of all those who are declaring here they will believe in God.

what about goddesses? No sexism either

 

[hhindd]

Shelter


what about goddesses? No sexism either

I love it when lifes questions get flipped on there head.Thats a valid point.

 

[holmes69]

YES!!!!

 

[Shelter]

Shelter


what about goddesses? No sexism either

Why not to believe in goddesses? If it makes you happy - for sure!! And if you will believe only in nature or in trees or in your morning coffee - ok as well. And no one shall prevent you from doing it or shall tell corny jokes about the object of your faith. :thumbs up

That is called FREEDOM OF SPIRIT!

 

[dargelos]

According to the Guardian Style Guide, a reference book on good modern English usage, terms like actress and manageress are outdated. A man who acts is an actor, a woman who acts is also an actor. It is better to define these two individuals by what they do rather than what they are. There is no entry for 'goddess' but I think that the same principle must apply. You may visualise your supreme entity in male form, in female form or as something more abstract, but in all cases the correct word is still God.

 

[Shelter]

According to the Guardian Style Guide, a reference book on good modern English usage, terms like actress and manageress are outdated. A man who acts is an actor, a woman who acts is also an actor. It is better to define these two individuals by what they do rather than what they are. There is no entry for 'goddess' but I think that the same principle must apply. You may visualise your supreme entity in male form, in female form or as something more abstract, but in all cases the correct word is still God.

Thank you Dargelos for these claryfying good and correct words! :thumbs up

 

[sallywoppy]

yes

 

[USO001]

Yes

Religion and God can be separated. God may not be happy with any of the religions that we have.

 

[Stonecold]

Goddess Yes

 

[igorgc]

No

 

[zachak]

yes

 

[Dom1]

no