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>Derrida furiously replied, "As long as it is a question of God and the existence of God, then of course God exists! Otherwise everything is predestined so, it is the question of the existence of God!" He then challenged his readers to accept him as a "theory" and insisted that what he had established, in his very first article in La Bruxelles, was a "fact" that "does not contradict or contradict the existence of God". (This is exactly what the "evangelicals" believe – which they are not allowed to admit to.) On the other hand, a more recent study indicates that most (or perhaps all) of the world's people are, in fact, atheists, and that this is not a recent phenomenon.
Honestly Derrida is retarded. The Bible teaches that we will become like God, that we will have a place in Paradise, and that we will have a place on this planet in the hereafter. But this is a mistake. What do I mean, by 'a place in Paradise'? Well, consider the following: we have a lot of problems on Earth. We do not live together in peaceful coexistence as in the Bible. One hundred percent of humanity is in hunger and war. Our bodies are in constant need of medical treatments, so the idea of a Paradise and a place in it is totally absurd. I do not think that God does not know the situation of the Earth as well as we do. I do not think that he wants to live among us and make us His friends. I do not think that He wants to send us to the earth on a ship filled with hungry dogs and with sick horses and with animals that have to be beaten.