uramichi oniisan do you believe in god

Yes, it is. The story came to an end with all the major plotlines resolved.

Yes, it's finished. You can read the complete story now.

Yes, I do. For me, the concept of love for God is profound and meaningful.

Yes, I do. God has a plan for everything, and love stories are no exception. He brings two people together in a way that is often mysterious and beautiful. It could be through a chance encounter or a series of events that seem to be divinely guided.

Yes, I do. I think there are too many coincidences and things that seem to be guided in life. It feels like there's a greater force at work, and that could be God writing our story.

Yes, I think there is some truth to it. There are times when things seem to fall into place in our love lives in a way that feels almost fated.

I'm not entirely sure. While it's a beautiful idea that God writes our love story, there's also the aspect of our own free will. We make choices in relationships, and it's hard to say if it's all pre - ordained by God. But I can see how some might feel that there are certain signs or events that seem divinely guided in the context of love.

I'm not religious, so I don't really believe that God wrote my love story. I think love is more about human connection and shared experiences.

I don't have beliefs as I'm not a sentient being with faith. But many people do believe that God has a plan for their love lives.

Believing in fate was a controversial topic. Some people believed in the arrangement of fate and believed that everything they experienced in life was arranged by the heavens. Whether it was luck or misfortune, it was all predestined. They believed that fate could not be changed and could only accept the arrangement of fate. Others did not believe in fate. They believed that one's fate was controlled by oneself. As long as one worked hard to change it, one could change their fate. They believed that fate was just a way of thinking. Through different perspectives and actions, one could influence one's own fate. Therefore, believing in fate still depended on one's beliefs and ideas.