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"To the reverent scientist...the simplest features of the world about us are in themselves so awe-inspiring that there seems no need to seek new and greater miracles of God's care." Since the moment that I could make intelligible sounds come out of my mouth, I have been sent to a private Catholic school. For the past thirteen years, my young, impressionable mind has been bombarded with stories of resurrection, and miracles. Now, as I sit here as a senior in High School, about to embark on the rest of my life, I am asked a question, "Do you believe in God?" To most, this question will have a clear and obvious answer, but I am not sure that I can give one. This is not to say that all my schooling has gone for naught, but rather it is a comment on the free will that we all have. If I am going to stand up and say that I believe in God, it will not be because I have been told I do since I was four, but rather because I actually do, meaning, I have thought about it, and came to a conclusion based on my own thoughts and ideas. I am not going to state outright whether or not I believe, but rather give my thoughts, and see what I feel at the end. On one hand, there is the most obvious thing of all; the unive
" ------------------------------------------------------------------------**Bibliography**. It was too hard for me to picture anything else, and bel!ieving that God was going to take care of her was a great consolation for me. I have not had the opportunity to have an experience were I can truly say that I came out of it believing that there is a God. I rather used my own intelligence to make an informed decision for myself based on what I have seen, and what I feel. If we were to move the earth `away' 10%, we would soon freeze to death. At its core, it an optimistic way of dealing with the question, because it gives a clear way not to "lose". If you believe that there is a God, than you can gain the whole world or lose nothing. I have never had to deal with the death of a human family member, and this was really my first experience of death with anybody, or anything, that I considered close to me. There are many things that I still do not understand, but there is one thing that I can be absolutely sure of, the God does exist. Sir Isaac Newton once said, "In the absence of any other proof, the thumb alone would convince me of God's existence. On a more day to day level, I have found that believing in God makes a person happier than not. The sun is burning at approximately 20 million degrees Celsius at its interior. Most people who do not believe in God have this dark cloud hanging over them all the time because they feel that their lives here in earth are all that there is, and that in the end they amount to nothing. This is Pascals wager, in my mind, the other main reason for believing in God.
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