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Personally, it's a tie between "you're just an atheist because you want to sin" and when they say that atheists like myself are sad and pathetic people because we don't have god in our life. But I want to know what you guys get annoyed with.

This question is for Christians or other believers who believe they have seen or felt God in some sense, and this experience has been the primary motivation for your faith.

I myself am an atheist, but I'm not asking to criticize your answers, but rather because I have heard many people say this and have always been curious what they mean.

So what I'm asking is, if you feel you have seen or experienced God, to describe and explain the experience in full detail. Thanks in advance for the answers.

I'm an atheist myself, and when I profess my views to others upon request I usually hear mixed responses as to whether or not they accept them. I do not disrespect or antagonize believers in any respect and I never try to start arguments with them, but I do not like it when they try to force their beliefs on me, and that is the only time when I would feel it necessary to try and prove them wrong. But in general, I would like to know how believers today feel towards atheists. Thank you in advance to everyone who provides helpful feedback.

I'm 17 and a lot of my friends are drinking, but I've decided not to start yet because I don't want to get into bad habits, and generally I've just never been interested in doing it. However, they often pressure me to, by constantly asking why I don't, when I'm going to start, and just being rude and condescending when I tell people that I don't drink, and they conclude that it's because I'm "afraid" just to make me do it. Despite this I haven't considered drinking and they haven't actually influenced me, but I find it interesting that they try to, and I don't get why they try to pressure me into it at all. Thanks in advance for everyone that shares what they think.

I know that Morgan Rose, drummer for Sevendust, said he was in the midst of writing his own book a while ago, but I'm not sure if he ever did and if it is out now. So, if anyone knows, did he ever get it published? And if so, what is it called, cuz I would love to read it. Thanks!

Kind of ironic that Im asking this question in the very category Im questioning, but I would like to know peoples opinions on this. They are two very different categories, and yet they are meshed together here. Do people seriously think they are similar genres. Let me know what you think.

Any Korn fans out there will know that the band prides themself on constantly diversifying their music; trying out different genres and even molding a few together to make cool, new subgenres. But dubstep, in my opinion, may be taking it too far. If you haven't heard about this yet, they are apparently making an album called The Path Of Totality, which is due out sometime in December, and will feature many collabs with a bunch of dubstep artists. Don't get me wrong, I'm a huge Korn fan, and no matter how this album turns out that will not change. But I wanted to know what other people's opinions are on this. You excited for it, or is it a bit overboard? Let me know what you think about the whole thing. Thanks!

I've gone to 3 so far, and all 3 of them were some of my favourite bands. I just wanted to know because I'm interested in going to more but I wasn't sure how many people usually go to. Also, please include how you enjoyed the concerts you went to and what other bands you hope to see in the future. Thanks!

If a blackberry (bold 9700 to be exact) has an all black screen, won't turn on no matter what I press or no matter how long I hold the buttons down for and even when plugged in to the computer wil not charge or even recognize it's there. It will not charge through an outlet or turn on what so ever.

**It was pluuged into the computer for about 30 minutes to charge and import pictures then once unplugged it all went black**

1st place?

2nd place?

3rd place?

Does it make sense for a 13 year old to have an iPhone, I know a lot of them who do and seem quite happy with it, it's everything you would want in a phone and more, just because it is a smartphone, does that, in your opinion, make it unsuitable for a 13 year old?

Also, could anyone walk right into the apple store, buy an iPhone 4, and set it up with any of these carriers right at the store and walk away with it fully functional with a plan on it.

Carriers: Telus, Rogers, Bell, virgin Mobile

Is the iPhone 4 really worth buying? I think it's an amzazing phone, but I would like to know other opinions, do you like it, like the apps? Favourite features? Priced good? Ect.

Also how would you get to FaceTime and the iBookStore on the device, are they apps for sale or are they already on the iPhone as like the app store.

At the apple store, could you go in and buy an iPhone and set up a plan right (as if in a rogers store or best buy for example) in store and walk out with it working, (including calling, texting e-maili, ect.)?

I think that the LG Xenon, Samsung Corby Pro and Corby Plus are good quality phones. I would like to know if there are other good phones (with a QWERTY keyboard and not smartphones). Also, if a phone is provided by a certain carrier, for example, Bell, could you use ANY ONE of Bells plans on that phone.

Is the Corby Pro and Plus only with rogers, or do other carriers have it too?

What game in your opinion is best and why

Ok, so what exactly do you do in LBP? Is it just a ton of random levels that you play? Can you customize your characters? Is there any plot behind the game? Any online/ career/multiplayer modes in the game?How many levels are there? I think that this i an awesome game with many great ideas packed into it, but wha is the game really all about? Is it worth it to buy the game even that it's now at only $29.99?

Whoever has the most pros about their favourite game and who's answer is most descriptive (in a good way) will get the 10 points and win the debate! (please choose out of the 5 games below)

These 5 games have arguably the most of the hype in the gaming world:

1. Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2

2. God of War 3

3. Uncharted 2: Among Thieves

4. LittleBigPlanet

5. Killzone 2

I have three games that I would like more information on.

1. COD MW2- How are the game modes in this game? Obviously the CO-OP is amazing but how is the single player? Is this the best call of duty game yet? Should this game have gotten the best game of the decade? Is buying this game money well spent?

2. God of War 1,2, (3)

If I wanted to get the 3rd god of war but I haven't played the 1st or 2nd game, does it make sense/should I buy the collection of the 1st and 2nd GOW games. Would the 3rd game make more sense if I did that or is it a completely different idea in the 3rd game? Is buying the collection and he 3rd GOW game money well spent?

3. LittleBigPlanet-

I've only played the demo of this game before and only for 10 minutes, so I was wondering what the idea behind this game is? Is it just a ton of random levels that you go around in as that sowed up guy? It looks and seems like a very fun game but is there any story to the game? And what is the gameplay like? (many levels, graphics, level difficulty?)