@Anonymous, there is a great distance between knowing that an eternal reality is imperative and recognizing the Judeo-Christian faith. That distance was forged by many, many gave their lives because of their faith. We today trivialize these perspectives or we mock their significance.

The eternal imperative only serves to prove that one of the most amazing aspects of God is His eternal characteristics which ironically is provable. Simply "nothing" always begets itself "nothing".

So I think you have said previously that you are not a believer (not in those words). Yet you are obviously interested in faith issues. Where could our conversation go in a profitable direction?

@Rick Beats me.