True enough, UT. You and I can see the
real reason that faith is a requirement.
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It has to have personal consequences for the [non-]believer. Christianity achieves this by making it the most critical decision you can possibly make: not only does it affect your life, but your afterlife as well.
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If you don't do what we tell you to, not only will you suffer in this life, but for all of eternity.
I was interested in hearing the answer from a believer. What explanation have they been given, that they found to be acceptable enough to be the cornerstone of their religion?
The Bible says so?