Reply With QuoteThe first one means she takes him at his word.
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#1 03-Dec-2003, 17:39Believe
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#2 03-Dec-2003, 17:58
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#3 04-Dec-2003, 01:15Just this time.
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#4 25-Apr-2004, 08:34oh~
that means the 2nd one...
the 2nd one means she takes him at his body (spirit), right?
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#6 27-Apr-2004, 23:55Not exactly. To believe in God is to have faith that He exists. If you believe in God you have faith in the existence of God. You believe God is real. You have faith. You are a believer.
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#7 28-Apr-2004, 00:45If some of his spokespeople are telling the truth, then yes. If they are lying, then he's in the clear. Originally Posted by MikeNewYork
Would God lie? Originally Posted by RonBee
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#8 06-Jun-2009, 21:31Re: Believe
Dostoevsky says in his famous book "crime and punishment" "if God doesn't exist then anything is permissible"
Do you agree this quotation?
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#9 31-Mar-2010, 18:01Re: Believe
Hi, Originally Posted by RonBee
I have a question, is the sentence "I believe God" often used by Americans or English people?
I reckon the second is more used but I am not English.
Thanks in advance for you reply.
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#10 28-Apr-2010, 02:40Re: Believe
umm I think the 2nd one is correct
