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Old 07-04-2007, 11:31 AM
Shandrax Shandrax is offline
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Default \"Your\'re so vain\" - A song about God?

Let's say you do not believe in the existance of God, but you follow all the rules except the one that you should believe in God. In case you were wrong in your assumption, why should God punish you for it?

You were a good person and treated others well and isn't that what God really wants? Why should he bother about the rest?
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