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The Semantical Argument of "Faith" "Faith" in science is faith meaning more of an intuition based on evidence. Faith in religion is based on a non-evident supernatural being and being dependent or relying on the intuition of that “God." This argument is a play with semantics and a tactic to use terms in ways that are not the intended semantical value, in order to distort the receiving audience. Another example of this is the term “theory." When creationists argue or describe against the Theory of Evolution the term “theory" maintains a  different meaning depending on the context. I will describe it connotatively as it is

“Don’t forgive to live now, while you’re preparing for the future.” —  Ricardo Elizondo

What if God forgot us? What if God really was alive at one time and promised us everlasting eternity but He thought that he was invincible and immortal but He ended up dying and now we are left forgotten until we die? What if the pyramids and the way mummies died were the way to everlasting experience after death, but now they're tourist attractions and we're all left behind? -Ricardo Elizondo

A Purpose Driven Life In the end of life, a purpose driven life is one viewed to be lived by heavily increasing euphoria. Some achieve levels of euphoria through educating, learning, debating the divine, making love, listening to your child laugh, or taking a grandchild to the park. Bearing in mind that you have only one very short life (for a 14 billion year old universe and life on Earth around 4 billion years, with humans at a second on a 24 hour clock of this total era having on average a less than 100 year life span), you may claim it however you want, but to die happy you must continue to usher out euphoria. You may hear a speaker li

"Be careful if you are not ready; truth, logic, and reason are a lifestyle that bears heavy burdens yet reveals a heavy mass of beauty that continues to unveil throughout this lifestyle." -Ricardo Elizondo