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There either is a god (or gods) or there isn't.

Everyone has their opinions and each opinion has truths and facts to back them up. Very few are ever going to be persuaded to believe something other than they already do.

So, how does one distinguish the truth?

How can one know for certain that there is a god, or that there isn't? How does one obtain the facts?

Tell you they're pregnant or that they're gay?

Or either that they're gay or that they want to join the Mormon church?

What will heaven be like?

What will those who go to heaven do?

What all must one do to go to heaven?

Will Catholics go to heaven?

Will Baptists go to heaven?

Will Born Again Christians go to heaven?

Will Methodists go to Heaven?

Will Jehovah's Witnesses go to heaven?

Will Mormons go to heaven?

Will Jews go to heaven?

Will Buddhists go to heaven?

Are there any others who will go to heaven?

Those who do not go to heaven, specifically why not?

Where will they go and what will they do?

Thank you for your time!

My question is about your opinion of the audio books.

First off, I am American and I know that the British version is the original and that many terms and phrases were changed in the American version, specifically the Philosipher's Stone changed to Sorcerer's Stone. Please note, this is a dumb publishers fault and not the fans'.

Now, to my quistion.

Are there any British fans of HP that have listened to both British and American versions of the audio book, Stephen Fry on the one and Jim Dale on the othet, who are of the opinion that, apart from the "Americanization"of the script, Jim Dale does a better performance readinf the books than Mr. Fry's?

The Brittish version read by Stephen Fry ir the American version read by Jim Dale?

Anyone know any good ones. Respect the Wind by Van Halen is a good one. The solo in No More Tears is another.

What, an error in the bible?

Mark 16:16

If so, what is your opinion of the comma johanneum?

Like someone who grows up Christian and accepts Jesus as his Savior and gets saved but then years later decides to leave Christianity and deny Christ and actively desires to have Jesus not save him anymore. Is that possible?

...isn't accepting Jesus as your personal Savior a good work? Either way, it's certainly something every Christian I've ever met loves to boast about.

... to ignore them all because doing good works is bad because it leads to "boasting". Just accept Jesus and you will be saved. Why waste all our time with all those "boastable" commandments?

Do they strive for Christ like love for their fellow man? Do they love one another? Do they follow His example? Do they obey His commandments?

Or do Christians judge others for not being Christians? Do they evoke contention with anyone who doesn't believe the same as they do? Do they ignore all the commandments, because being good isn't important, in fact doing good is bad because it leads to boasting. Nevermind the commandments; merely accept Jesus and then you will be saved. Anyone who disagrees qualifies them as someone you can treat with all the spite and unChristlike attitude you want.

Does that sound about right?

Furthermore, what will He do for the eternity after we all die and either go to heaven or hell? What will be the point of His and our existance?

Will they ever be allowed to do all the things that straight Mormons get to do?

1. Is sex before marriage ok?

2. At what age is it ok for someone to start having sex?

3. If you are living with someone, having sex with them, and even have children with them, for what reasons are you not married?

4. For what reasons is divorce NOT a viable option?

5. What is your opinion about this statement: "Teaching children abstinence as well as safe sex is like telling kids to not take drugs, but if they do take drugs, make sure to use a clean needle."?