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<blockquote data-quote="Krishnath" data-source="post: 775739" data-attributes="member: 56">I am a beliving christian in the sense that I belive in that some entity (let's call it god) created the universe through the use of the big bang, I mean something had to start it right? But wether or not &quot;god&quot; is a he, she, or it, doesn't really matter does it. On the other hand, I do not belive &quot;god&quot; to be good, nor &quot;The Devil&quot; to be evil, for quite simple reasons actually:If &quot;god&quot; was good, why is there war, famine, and diseases running rampant all over the world.And if &quot;the Devil&quot; was evil, why would he punish those that go to hell?As far as I am conserned they are both true neutral in alignment, to use a D&amp;D term.But as I said, I am a liberal protestant (lutherite).As for hindu fanatics, they are probably as fanatic as some christians and muslims, but they are a lot less likely to cause bloodshed than the other two groups, due to their religious belifs.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Krishnath, post: 775739, member: 56"] [color=lightblue]I am a beliving christian in the sense that I belive in that some entity (let's call it god) created the universe through the use of the big bang, I mean something had to start it right? But wether or not "god" is a he, she, or it, doesn't really matter does it. On the other hand, I do not belive "god" to be good, nor "The Devil" to be evil, for quite simple reasons actually: If "god" was good, why is there war, famine, and diseases running rampant all over the world. And if "the Devil" was evil, why would he punish those that go to hell? As far as I am conserned they are both true neutral in alignment, to use a D&D term. But as I said, I am a liberal protestant (lutherite). As for hindu fanatics, they are probably as fanatic as some christians and muslims, but they are a lot less likely to cause bloodshed than the other two groups, due to their religious belifs.[/color] [/QUOTE]

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