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DonLever

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Well.....I've always believed that something was out there and it wasn't until I was older 20 something that I thought it was God.

I remained skeptical for many years, until I was 42.

What changed?

Well, about a year prior to that, both my daughters back then "found" God at the ripe old age of 16 & 18.

So I decided to seriously check it out.

It had nothing to do with my mortality.

Almost 7 years later, and all 3 of us still firmly believe in God.

I remarried and my new wife has believed in God since she was a little girl.

That said, she was brought up in a fairly religious home.

Myself and my daughters? Nope - there was no religion in my upbringing nor their's.

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Well.....I've always believed that something was out there and it wasn't until I was older 20 something that I thought it was God.

I remained skeptical for many years, until I was 42.

What changed?

Well, about a year prior to that, both my daughters back then "found" God at the ripe old age of 16 & 18.

So I decided to seriously check it out.

It had nothing to do with my mortality.

Almost 7 years later, and all 3 of us still firmly believe in God.

I remarried and my new wife has believed in God since she was a little girl.

That said, she was brought up in a fairly religious home.

Myself and my daughters? Nope - there was no religion in my upbringing nor their's.

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Thanks for bringing that up - I was hoping someone else would.

Nope - my marriage was rock solid (at least I thought so at the time).

It wasn't until a year and a half later that my wife(at the time) left me (she believed(s) in God as well).

My take? God was preparing me for what was going to happen - for He knew that I wouldn't have been able to go through that without Him.

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Those two terms aren't mutually exclusive. Gnosticism and agnosticism deal with one's claims of knowledge of something and theism and atheism deal with a belief in god. I'm an atheist who can't say that there's no god, so an agnostic atheist. Scorpio posted this picture that I like in another thread:

Edit: looks like he got here first :lol:

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