[Z-man]

Moneyguy - Your points are very valid. Especially the "a relationship with God is a very individual thing..." I believe it can be the most personal relationship possible.

Some of my posts may have been mis-understood. As a person who believes in God, I just find it very difficult to understand how morality and dissering what is right and wrong can be achieved without a God or higher being who sets forth the "morality code."

I believe both "sides" of the argument believe that before anything got started (either by Creation or Evolution), there was chaos - a big mix of intergallactic goop. (The Bible calls it a void). So out of this chaos, the Christian believes that God created the universe. On the other hand, those who do not believe in God believe that the universe evolved from nothingless and chaos to order, harmony, and life. How can order, morality, dissernment of right and wrong come out of chaos? For me, that is the hardest point or argument that I cannot understand. Can someone explain how that is resolved?

Thanks,
-Z-man.