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Hate to be a party pooper, but I have all those same values, and am neither a Mormon nor believe in God.
Xscribe, tell me then if you dont believe in God, then where do you think your headed after this life?
Whats your eternal roadmap?
And i mean This in a nice way.
Just a question.
I, too, subscribe to the values without the church. Sometimes I think I might be a druid. As for my eternal roadmap, it's pretty much the same as yours. For whatever serendipities or fortunes life has given me, or not, I'm not sure god is micro managing my life. For all I know, god is too busy picking football games. We're all in this together, and almost everyone who's ever lived has suffered a much more wretched existence than I. And it's not my fortune because of what rituals I practise or what I choose not to drink or eat. If you're a creature of god so am I, and unconditional love is, well, without condition. So enjoy life. It's not a test. It's not an episode of keeping up appearances. It's a journey. We each get one.
That made zero sense.
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