context: "Because if there isn't good and evil, then the belief in a``god""makes no difference."
answer_0: Because of that "If there's no law or Free Will, then the belief in a``god""makes no difference."
answer_1: Likewise, "If there's no law or Free Will, then the belief in a``god""makes no difference."
answer_2: Yet, "If there's no law or Free Will, then the belief in a``god""makes no difference."
answer_3: For instance "If there's no law or Free Will, then the belief in a``god""makes no difference."
answer_4: Eventually, "If there's no law or Free Will, then the belief in a``god""makes no difference."
answer_5: Naturally, "If there's no law or Free Will, then the belief in a``god""makes no difference."
answer_6: Already, "If there's no law or Free Will, then the belief in a``god""makes no difference."
answer_7: Secondly, "If there's no law or Free Will, then the belief in a``god""makes no difference."
answer_8: On the contrary, "If there's no law or Free Will, then the belief in a``god""makes no difference."
answer_9: Often, "If there's no law or Free Will, then the belief in a``god""makes no difference."