An unorthodox belief in God.

[mickiel]

OP, explain something to me. You claim to believe in a god, but not be religious. However, you also have a mythology (a belief about how we came to be) attached to your belief. This is contradictory. Can you accurately explain how you can believe in a god, have a mythology, possibly things that your god wants you/us to do (though I'm not sure about this part, it seems to be a universal theme in theism), and beliefs about what your god is, what it wants, and why it did things, and not be religious?

I have no mythology, I am not confined by you're definitions. Religion is mans effort to search for and reach god, which is the origin of science; I already know its the other way around; god has to reveal himself to the human first; or there can be no real connection with him directly. Well even that is no so, he can reveal things through his spirit to a human, and still not get personal with that human.

I know and accept that I will not know god, until he decides its my time; he has not. I am not religious, because I do not believe hardly anything religion does; I view religion as differently ass I view evolution.

By the way, have you ever seen " The Nuzi Tablets", a great find in biblical archaeology.

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Mickiel, if you truly do believe in evolution, then you are doing it for the wrong reasons because you clearly don't understand any of it.

I don't believe a word that shows up under his username.

He clearly doesn't understand what evidence is, yet by his book this whole thread is 'evidence'. He clearly doesn't understand what evolution is, yet he says he 'believes' in it, but not quite the same way as everyone else. He says he's not religious, but seems to want to tell the world about what it is he believes, and the fact that he chooses an atheist forum to come and do this on, shows me without any doubt that he's a lying piece of shit, he clearly has an agenda is so blatantly religious it's unreal.

Why are you reading what I have to say?

Why not read about the biblical King Herods castle;

http://ancienthistory.about.com/od/josep...Castle.htm