[NeedKarma]

you would need to become a Christian to understand that.

I was, so that "you can't understand if you're not one of us" argument is quite invalid.

[paraclete]

I was, so that "you can't understand if you're not one of us" argument is quite invalid.

Not really, obviously you didn't have the same experiences as I do otherwise you would not think as you do, but there is a reality that unless you are a born again Christian you are unlikely to have these experiences. Now I answered your question about experiences but you have not answered mine, so come on, what are your experiences?

Originally Posted by NeedKarma
One can easily live a life without a belief in any god and still "experience" things.

so what things do you experience

[Fr_Chuck]

Makes me wonder, why a poster would post such a question as their first question and never return

[NeedKarma]

makes me wonder, why a poster would post such a question as their first question and never return

That happens so often on this site I don't even give it a second thought any more.

[NeedKarma]

Now I answered your question about experiences but you have not answered mine, so come on, what are your experiences?

Everyday living. Doing things with friends and family, trying new sports, traveling to new places, meeting new people, facing challenges.

[paraclete]

Everyday living. Doing things with friends and family, trying new sports, traveling to new places, meeting new people, facing challenges.

That doesn't count NK I experience all that too, I'm speak about something more, and you know what you failed the test, how empty it must be

[NeedKarma]

... and you know what you failed the test, how empty it must be

Typical response. Enjoy your life, I'm enjoying mine! :)