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Originally posted by Musickid203
So today in my World History class some friends and I were having a discussion and I said "There's a possibility Jesus couldn't be real" and some girl turned around and joined the convo. She said "How do you know Jesus isn't real? We can't see air but it still exists, so does Jesus". And of course, my Christian friends agreed with her. Then she asked if I believed in science more than I do religion... obviously I said yes because Science can be proven. And she just went on a rant about how humans evolved from apes and blah blah blah.
My thing is... what does air have to do with anything  We feel and breathe oxygen, therefore I can prove its real. Jesus on the other hand...  And of course I'd believe science over religion... who wouldn't
And of course my friends all laughed and told me I was going to hell, but I came in with a SWIFT clock and asked "How do you know heaven and hell is real? Who told you? Jesus?"

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Sounds like she doesn't even know much about Christianity. She would be technically feeling God in the form of the Holy Spirit rather than in the form of Jesus.
ATRL can be really religion-phobic sometimes, but yet I wonder how to treat situations like this. If I share my views on science > religion and the reasoning behind them, it seems kind of rude to them. At the same time, that friend was being rude as well and her reasoning makes no sense, air is a gas and that can't be denied even if you believe in religion.
Some Christians really know nothing about their religion, though. They think it's just believing in Jesus' godliness, but it's not that simple.