For that reason, the atheist should test God's existence, spiritually. They should tap into the most innocent, sacred, furthest points of their heart, and seek that which confuses and frustrates them more than anything else. For if God's existence did not boggle the atheist so much, they would not even bother to question, challenge, or even discuss God's existence -- the nonexistence of God would be absolute. Someone will read this and be blessed!

"...If there truly were a God, why isn't this world a happy place." You postulate that if there were a God, then bad things would not happen. Then you are suggesting that God is a force that causes only good things to happen. Well, as a Christian, I believe that man operates according to his own free will. However, man's free will operates under God's will, which governs everything. God's will exists in three parts: 1) God's permissive will, which allows man to act out his free will; 2) God's perfect will, which is how God intends for man to live (his plan or outline for how man should live; 3) God's direct will, in which God directly governs events and outcomes in the physical realm.

Privatized healthcare stands at the center of the problem. The industry is under-regulated, and in many cases unregulated. There are too many honest, taxpaying Americans with medical bills out the wazoo.

For whatever reason, these hard-working citizens were either under-insured, victims of the good ole' "pre-existing condition" clause, or applied to some complicated loophole. Is this what you call "innovative"?

Privatized healthcare stands at the center of the problem. The industry is under-regulated, and in many cases unregulated. There are too many honest, taxpaying Americans with medical bills out the wazoo.

For whatever reason, these hard-working citizens were either under-insured, victims of the good ole' "pre-existing condition" clause, or applied to some complicated loophole. Is this what you call "innovative"?

We already have a one world government. They are called the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund. Together and along with the UN, EU, NATO, etc, they control the world's wealth.

"Euro-zone" refers to those members of the EU that use the Euro currency. Also, The EU is a constitutional league of nations. While they are bound to each other constitutionally and to some degree administratively, each country remains its own independent state. In the United States, we use the word "state" in a completely different context. It used to be that the "states" were sovereign, independent states with defined boundaries, all of which were members of a confederation of states under the Articles of Confederation (before the US Constitution was ratified). Today, those same "states" (and the others that have been added since) are simply members of a federal republic to which all are constitutionally bound.