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[Sal]

Hi.

One does not choose their religion. Convictions don't work like choosing an ice cream.

If, someday, I was suffiently convinced that a diety existed, then I would believe that to be true despite what other people's would say.

Anyways, welcome.

Yes and no. It is certainly more forgivable if one is sold a superstition from youth. But if you are an adult and just because you had a "moment" even as an adult you cant explain should not cause one to fall into old mythology. There is also such a thing as willful ignorance.

Since there's no qualifier of what would convince me, then you can't presume what would convince me. Simple, really.

I've joked in the past that it would take nothing short of brain damage to make me believe in a god. The point is that I don't know what it would take, but I'd know it when I saw it.

Besides, I already have changed my mind on a conviction; I used to believe in God, but the 2 versions of The Ten Commandments in the Bible sent me down a path that made me free from faith.