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Pastimes : Ask God

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To: Maurice Winn who wrote (493)8/25/1996 5:26:00 PM
From: Vestor   of 39621
 
Yes, the car is still running. She only drove it to work and church and took very good care of it.

With the internet access to the US Constitution and the Declaration of Independence, you can "officially study" the foundational documents of this country. A very good idea before criticizing it. My criticism of this country is that the original documents are not being heeded like they should be, but the corrupt among the politicians and others involved are making "end-runs" around them.

Of the 56 men who signed the Declaration of Independence, most were ruined by the British who confiscated their property. Most of them were killed also. You could almost say, they signed the Declaration of Independence with their own blood. They knew they would suffer for it and we have them (and God) to thank for acting on the courage of their convictions for the sake of those who would come after them.

Changing the subject a bit - I always wonder why someone would (as you do) call himself an athiest. It doesn't really seem logical unless you have some proof that God does not exist. Wouldn't you say it would be more accurate to call yourself an agnostic, or are you absolutely certain God does not exist? (This subject interests me more than New Zealand, the founding documents of this country, or how our car is running.)

John
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