Wrick-It-Ralph

Just tell your story and whatever happens will happen. 

I'll go first.  

I was not raised as a fundamental Christian, but rather I was simply taught about God as a kid.  My mom took us to church a few times, I went to Sunday school once and it was enough to drill the simple axiom into my young brain. 

My mom kind of dabbled in The Bible at the time but generally avoided churches, she would go to one for a while, not like it and then put it off for a while and do it again later.  I maybe went less then 12 times in my child hood and I never read The Bible too much back then but I had this cartoonish bible stories that I would read that were all old testament.  

Fast forward to high school and I'm sitting in a social studies class one day and my teacher is talking to another student about something, I wasn't paying attention, but what caught my ear was one phrase that he uttered to a student in the class. "You know that some people don't believe that god exist right?".  As soon as I heard this it was like a light went off in my head.  I more or less became an atheist in that solitary moment. 

solo soy curioso 

Just want to hear some thoughts.  Lets keep it civil. 

The purpose of this topic is to ask this question to me or any other person on the forum.

The point is to get answers to hypothetical questions.  

So just fill in X and then y and then the recipient can tell you if they agree or not and why. 

x can be multiple things with AND statements between them, but try not to load too many things at once. 

I'll start with an open ended question. 

If ghosts existed, then would we be able to detect them?  

if not, then is it even right to call them existing? 

Lets try to keep an open mind on this one because we're dealing with hypotheticals so some things asked will necessarily seem strange at times.  

Pretty straightforward.  Tell me what you believe and I'll tell you how I feel about it.  After that, you are then allowed to also ask what I believe as well, but this is not a requirement, just an option.