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On Mon, Nov 06, 2006 at 09:14:44AM -0600, Mike Miller wrote:
>
> All we ever know is what a person does and says. Collins said that he
> became a Christian after he didn't know what to say to a dying patient who
> asked him if he believed in Jesus -- he was an atheist at the time. I
> think a good answer would be "no," or "I think religion is a private
> matter" or "I can tell that your religion gives you a lot of hope and
> strength," or whatever, but you don't have to change your religion to fit
> in with the people around you (unless you are Francis Collins).
I usually just said Jesus was a good man, which i believe. I believe he
was a man, and a good man. and he was just turned into this GOD like
stature or "Son of God" by the people around him. *shrug* I have had
patients ask me similar type questions and I usually try to get an
answer that wouldn't upset them and still try to be honest to myself. I
don't turn my beliefs around because patients asked me those
questions... IF that were the case, I'd be hard core christian, jewish
AND Jahova's witness ;) hahahahah.
I am also with mike on the issue of people using their religion to get
ahead. You see that with Politics a lot. I think we need a Jewish woman
President! She'll guilt american into getting itself back into shape ;)
hahaha. (I know, bad joke! I thought it was kind of funny...)
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