Supposing I had not interfered with my former self, it would stand to reason that I, the former, would follow along in the same manner as I, the latter, until the prior me was spying on his prior and so on and so forth…unable to deviate from his fate.

How arrogant would it be to assume that I am the present me…or the most future me possible (if that makes sense)?

Do I have free will?

Or is time travel just a bunch of science fiction malarkey?

How can I commit to a religion, when it just doesn't make any sense?

To those people, I ask this; do you believe in gravity? Because guess what! Gravity is just a theory also. In fact there is more evidence in support of evolution than there is in the theory of gravity. Can you describe what gravity looks like to me? Draw me a picture of it. How does it smell? Etc, etc. We know it exists because we don’t all float away, but what is it? What is the source of energy for gravity? It depends on mass and distance, yes…but what causes it?

I remember the simpler times when overpopulation was what scared everyone. Then it was the aids epidemic. Now its global warming. But what happened to th earlier problems. Did we tire of them? Is there more money in selling different world catastraphies to us? Does this mean that all of our concern over the planet will fade in time as well?

That's not a very efficient attitude to have..

I think it’s interesting, but I don’t believe so. For instance, I can conceive of an indistinguishable omnipresent God...well where is it? If he were omnipresent, he'd be here and if he's indistinguishable, I could easily detect him. 

Oh well, perhaps our ability to conjure thoughts of something doesn't necessarily means it exists. Just a thought.  

Can this fear lead to a depression?

Culture seems to be slowly erasing biological imperatives. It isn't the strongest person best seen more fit to survive these days, but the smartest and how soon before cloning erases the need for reproduction?

I think biology is, of course, still incredibly relevant, but is culture gaining ground?

If you are at a crossroads and are wondering which direction to take, you can go east, west, north, or south, but God already knows you’re going east, can you make any other decision, but to go in that predetermined direction?

If you could, then God isn’t omniscient, but if you cannot, then you do not posses free will.

If there is a God, and this God does, in fact, have prior knowledge of our entire lives, then is it so radical of an idea to think we exist solely to carry out his intention? His will? Can it be taken further to say that we are an extension of his will? That God is akin to a 6 billon legged centipede like insect, with all of us, his many legs, scurrying about on a predestined course to get God where he needs to go? Are we all God?

If a tree falls and no one is around is said to make no sound, then do we exist ourselves without being perceived by others? Or is our capacity for existence predicated on our own individual perceptions?

Does God exist if we perceive him to? Do we exist if God perceives us? Is it a mutually beneficial relationship of dependency?

So who do you guys want to win the superbowl?

How, if the World was covered in water, were they able to feed each animal, keeping in mind that various species have various diets, for 40 days and 40 nights? Again we must reflect on the size of the arc to store this amount of food as well.

If Noah’s family was the only one on the ship and everyone else was killed, how do we explain the many differences in race and culture found throughout the world? That’s some pretty rapid evolution when you consider how old the world is said to be in the bible!

What say you?

Also, do you think it makes him a hypocrite for owning slaves, given his opposition, in principle, to the idea of slavery, or was he simply just a product of his environment?

What say you?

If Jesus died for all of our sins, then why is baptism still necessary? Did original sin persist?

Why would an all-powerful God need to send His own son to die for all of our sins to allow us into heaven? This notion is somewhat ludicrous. It’s pointless, really. God is, presumably, quite capable and could easily wipe the slate clean without this pointless symbolic act. What’s the point, really? Justice?

What kind of justice is sending your son to die for the sins of the world? That’s like playing football when you’re hungry. The punishment is independent of the crime.