Sentences with phrase «actually believing in it»

I could never imagine ACTUALLY believing in ANY deity nor afterlife (dead is dead people, Humans just are not that special)... but I do like the way this guy stirs the pot

Now, realistically, the chances of somebody actually believing in Jesus for eternal life without knowing anything else about Jesus or the Gospel are very small.

Even erotic egoism can not forbear swearing «eternal fidelity» and, for a fleeting moment, finding pleasure in actually believing in this eternity.

This is just more evidence of no one actually believing in god.

How dare you look down on others for actually believing in FACTS!!!!! That kind of behavior is disgusting.

Is it really likely that he could have done all this, and so effectively, without actually believing in it?

If you think actually believing in god is any less silly than what this man believes, you are mistaken.

The exception is that these things may call upon our imaginations, but they never insist on us actually believing in things as fanciful as gods.

So, not only do we think you're an idiot for actually believing in a magical, all - powerful, invisible man who lives in the sky and demands things of you, we think you're an idiot for turning your back on the teachings of this magical, all - powerful, invisible man who lives in the sky.

I'm talking about personal credibility: being somebody who people can actually believe in, an honest and trustworthy voice that differentiates itself from the sea of spammy marketing pitches we're bombarded with every day.

It is critical to understand that Stephen Harper doesn't actually believe in a «firm hand on the economy» because he is ideologically committed to a pure form of laissez - fair economics.

He shares why people are willing to spend more with a company that they actually believe in.

Only feeble peasants actually believe in and worship some spirit in the sky.

Ex: «I hate muslims» «Go to your country» PATHETIC FOOLS!!!!!! Muslims are awesome — we actually BELIEVE in a GOD - by the way — Allah means God in Arabic — DUH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Again — read a book, get an education.

As someone who I'm assuming actually believes in Jesus, do you think he would have approved?

If you are uncertain about whether gods could exist you are an agnostic, but you are also an atheist because you don't actually believe in a real god.

Without denying worldly concerns, is it not possible that some of these medieval people may have actually believed in the idealistic motives they proclaimed?

As for Constantine, do you really think he actually believed in christianity?

Except that Satanists don't actually believe in Satan.

What is it that women can't get into that they don't actually believe in?

the reason for this is they actually believe in God but they hate Him.

They don't actually believe in a Satan.

God forbid (to coin a phrase) anyone should be genuine and have heart and actually believe in a higher power and and a track record that proves he is dedicated to helping others.

I can't believe people actually believe in any kind of religion.

Try learning about what we actually believe in, what the Bible actually says, and not what a church leader has told you.

I will admit that I don't know if he actually believed in some higher consciousness, but he certainly didn't believe in any gods created by humans.

George W was perhaps the first recent president who actually believed in god.

My (admitedly wild) guess is at least 50 % of religious people don't actually believe in god.

It would be nice if it turned out that it was another God who actually believed in the concept behind the Golden Rule and judged everyone based on performance rather than whether or not they believed in something he refused to prove.

Find out what this candidate who wants to be president of our country actually believes in... and contributes at least 10 % of his wealth every year in order to spread this belief.

Personnally, I have a tough time respecting anyone who actually believes in a religion.

Lots of people have «lived as a Christian» for years, but never actually believed in Jesus for eternal life.

If you know christianity well enough to teach it, there is no way you could actually believe in it.

Scalia actually believes in the devil.

They actually believe in a cause...»

The common idea is to defend the teachings of the faith, by demanding that adults responsible for the upbringing of children actually believe in those teachings if they wish to bring the children within the church's embrace.

And, I actually believe in god.

If I, as an atheist, suddenly realized I actually believed in God, I would need to spend a lot of time discovering which religion was best.

That anyone actually believes in fairy tales like heaven and hell shows how ignorant people still are in this day and age and also shows the capacity for religion to mass brainwash people.

From Katherine: I often wonder if I actually believe in egalitarianism or if I embrace it because it is beneficial to me as a woman, How do you approach this dilemma?

But Christians don't seem to understand how to explain it so, not surprisingly Muslims get confused about Christians and think that Christians actually believe in more than one true God.

what does this guy actually believe in?

Half of all agnostics actually believe in God, at least in terms of a universal force or Primal Origin, perhaps «within.»

If you admit that and believe you would rather use religion as a crutch to face the unknown future I can sort of respect that (I felt the exact same way just 5 years ago, it's what led me to admit that I didn't actually believe in religion as much as I liked the feeling of security that the belief gave me).

All I need to know about Christianity is the hideous result of childhood mental abuse (as in all these Christian adults who actually believe in a fairy).

But to promote an unrepentent theology that goes against the Bible is wreckless and somewhat irresponsible... for those of us who actually believe in God.

If you actually believed in me, you wouldn't behave the way you do.

They may actually believe in god 2.

But then he goes on to say «He said the group erected the sign in a high - traffic area in an effort to challenge drivers to «think hard about whether or not they actually believe in what is, in reality, an invisible magic man in the sky.»

I run into a variant myself: I can not even remotely imagine how people can actually believe in whatever god they do, despite a total lack of evidence in that belief, and then conform their lives to it.