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Does Katherine Jackson believe god?
If she didnt believe in God then she wouldn't go to church.
What didnt john lock believe?
that kings were chosen by god
What does messi believe in?
Of course. he wouldnt have joined barca's youth academy if he didnt
Why did people dispite jesus?
because he came and said that he was hte son of god and they didnt wanna believe
Why do athesits believe that god didnt create the big bang?
im not reallly sure but Atheists dont believe this because there is no evidence and nobody really knows.
Who was allowed in ziggurat?
Anyone could go on the top of the ziggurat they went their to worship gods back then people didnt believe in one god
What did Gestas do wrong back in Jesus day?
According to tradition, Demas or Dismas was the name of the penitent thief hanging on the right, and Gestas of the impenitent on the left. They were both robbers, probably followers of Barabbas, who was released instead of Jesus, according to Roman custom. http://www.biblestudytools.com/dictionaries/eastons-bible-dictionary/thieves-the-two.html God bless, Scott
Who was allowed in a ziggurat?
Anyone could go on the top of the ziggurat they went their to worship gods back then people didnt believe in one god
Does Gerald Way believe in GOD?
i guess so because in the song bullet proof heart there is a part that says "tell the truth and god will save you" and some other parts were he is saying all the pretty girls go to heaven. if he didnt believe in got he would'nt be using the word god in his songs
Who was the god of farting?
The Ephebian God of the Winds. -i didnt answer this SNIFFLEMYFFINS!
How did Mary and Joseph Know Dismas and Gestas?
Dismas and Gestas were the thieves Mary and Joseph encountered on the way to Bethlahem. Dismas was also one of the thieves crucified with Jesus, the one who was forgiven by Jesus.
What type of Jew was Albert Einstein?
Einstein was a non-religious Jew. He was a pantheist, whose family was Jewish but he didnt believe in a god past the age of nine.
