I doubt it highly

Like 9/11 being an inside job, beats most conspiracy theories in terms of its support. At least architects and engineers give it detailed analysis

I'm a Christian myself and I know there is one God

I kinda believe 9/11 is a fake

Support meaning what?

How do you know lee?

About GOD? I just do

But how?

Teach me, convince me there is a God. Id be mor ethan happy to debate and learn.

It's about the faith

I can't convince you of anything

Modeling of the buildings for example, the official narrative of 9/11 is problematic. NIST actually ended up conceding that the buildings fell in freefall and then they had to adjust their narrative

But you cant have faith in government right?

Not in the way I do my religious standings

It seems like some people do, Tam

I'm undecided on 9/11

And yet wasnt it churches used to scam people of their money saying its Gods approval? Its like the government in many ways

Can I prove I love a person? Even by actions? No. But we can sense it.

True.

I don't focus on it but it is interesting

I think I'll be researching Sandy Hook shooting more

Think of intentions of the people surrounding the theory

How Churches relate to God, tam?

Churches to some are like the home of God correct?

No

Or so they claim to be at times

To some - yes

but to some - govt is a God and shepherd

I LOVE LOVE

Not to me

I can't be responsible for "some"

How would starting a religion all those years ago and lying about it benifit the person that came up with that religion? If they had been lying ofc.

Depends

@Tam in the first place "church" is a congregation of people - not an official building with the nice title on it

If theres something that could benifit the person and make their intentions corrupt, best to question it

Many religions made by man but only one true religion

Christianity used to be a tiny minority religion, there was no ultimate benefit to it.

Scripture says God does not dwell in temples made by human hands. So a church is definitely not God’s home. It basically shows how many people have the wrong idea.