The Great Question "To the reverent scientist...the simplest features of the world about us are in themselves so awe-inspiring that there seems no need to seek new and greater miracles of God's care." Since the moment that I could make intelligible sounds come out of my mouth, I have been sent to a private Catholic school. For the past thirteen years, my young, impressionable mind has been bombarded with stories of resurrection, and miracles. …
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…my years of brainwashing, although I do believe that the methods with which religion is taught in the early years of school are flawed, and are just that, brainwashing. I rather used my own intelligence to make an informed decision for myself based on what I have seen, and what I feel. Sir Isaac Newton once said, "In the absence of any other proof, the thumb alone would convince me of God's existence." ------------------------------------------------------------------------ **Bibliography**