If a god exists, why does he/it need my buy in?
Why is believing in a god ...necessary to living a good and productive life? (It's not but I'm interested in learning from Christians here, why they feel otherwise)
Thanks!

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Truth is not really subjective perception is but truth is not. For example 2+2 will always = 4 it doesn't matter if I perceive that 2+2 = Argentina the truth is independent of my belief and perceptions. The insane person is wrong because he is not a pitcher of orange juice he just perceives that he is.tortured soul wrote: [Replying to post 90 by DanieltheDragon]
I used to say that truth is subject to the individual, even the individual residing within an insane asylum, one who may believe he is a pitcher of orange juice and if you come close to him he screams because you might spill him- who am I to say that he is wrong? Yet, I will trust my own experiences, for they have been many, and extremely convincing- and nobody has yet to place me in an asylum for what I do believe, which I guess is a good thing, on top of receiving confirmation through written words.