In The Bible it says that the dead are in an eternal sleep until the second coming of Christ. If this is so then what we percieve as ghost are not the people we know but something very bad using that form. It will decieve and make us believe many things so we can believe that ghosts exsists but it's not true.
God is what Christian believe as our creator and the begining of all. Why do we believe this, out of FAITH. We can not prove it or show it but God is living God is everywhere. Faith is believing, and in order to believe you must have knowledge and that knowledge you can get it from the Bible. Read the Bilbe and if you believe then you'll answer your question.
many religious people say that God is our Almighty god and that he is the son, the father and the holy spirit
because some people are religious and when people say they dont believe in god there is an argument :)
When we say "In the name of the Father, the Son and the Holy Ghost," this means we are talking to God. This is something that people often say during prayer.
There is no answer to this question. Religious, god-fearing people will say yes, because they have faith in their god to do the right thing, but cynics and atheists will say otherwise.
Only observing religious people can be far away evil,do good thinks,and only like that they can say thank to their god.
some people say or prove that they see ghost if it is true people see ghost but i think there are no ghost
Religious people find hope through God or their gods. I would say its rather hard to find hope if you're not religious. I've never tried not being religious so I really wouldn't know : )
That is true. If they say ghost are dead then why do they come alive. They either go to heaven with god or go to hell. Its that simple. And if have god in your heart and in your life, ghost wont be with you. People be making stupid things up. They just wanna scared your underwear off.
Many people believe he is real, many do not. At the end of the day, it comes down to religious belief.
there is no answer to that because since most laotian people are Buddhist and Christmas is a religious holiday for god there is no way to say "merry Christmas" in laotian
Well by the book "Oh, my God," it is a western cultural phrase. It is often said in times of surprise, and rarely, as a plea to one's god (usually Yahweh, the Christian god). Its origins are obviously religious, but it is not often said with religious overtones in the present day.
To a religious person, this would be a slightly improper question, since according to usual theology, Jesus knew, rather than merely believed, that he was the son of God and part of the Holy Trinity (the Father, the Son, and the Holy Ghost). To a less religious person, it may be that we have no solid basis upon which to say what Jesus believed. In religious matters, you get to make your own decisions.