Reply #5: I don't think so... [View All]

[gleaner]

what you believe in influences your own actions, but it doesn't necessarily affect someone who doesn't believe what you do.

People who have faith find it a comfort, and that's good for them. People who don't have faith find comfort in the ways that answer their own needs. Both views can co exist. Both sides have truth to them.

In the meantime, let's keep sending those cards and letters to congress until we get a viable health care system with a public option that we can live with now, instead of embracing the status quo and dying for it.