I'm curious though Lexx, if you know him personally, which one is it .... Krishna, Mohammed, Budda, or whom exactly, and ... before you answer, ask yourself one more question .... how can you be certain.

Yakno, I was discussing another religious concept recently with my youngest daughter who's 19 and perhaps you can shed some light on my quandry.

I do follow the path of the righteous man in my life, probably at least as much if not more so than many "people of faith" I've known, so here's a boggle I can't quite get past. If I choose and continue to pursue such a path, die and then am judged for my actions, doesn't gods actions take on an air of over-righteous indignation if having led a good life, I am still damned for eternity because I chose not accept belief in him, especially knowing he had empowered me to have the intellect to explore the concept of him, only to find no proof existed and so chose not to believe? Have you ever wondered, as have I, how vain it sounds for anyone to demand worship of them? How totally illogical and nonsensical it sounds that an all knowing, all seeing and all powerful entity would ever require such actions by their creation. Sorry dude, just can not reason some of this nonsense away, no matter how hard I've tried ... and yep, I have tried