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satanspaladin wrote:May i wish all you Christians a happy time at this your holy time ,
and a thank you for answering a lot of my questions about your religion.
may your gods blessing's be with you .
MR. Nate wrote:I don't ever see God punishing people for their parents evil, either. Specific examples are much more helpful than broad, sweeping statements.
Heimdall wrote:MR. Nate wrote:I don't ever see God punishing people for their parents evil, either. Specific examples are much more helpful than broad, sweeping statements.
I've never see God punish anyone so i cant argue with that. Unless a natural disaster is god punishement than he punishes innocent people as well.
Why would this God care anyways.
satanspaladin wrote:May i wish all you Christians a happy time at this your holy time ,
and a thank you for answering a lot of my questions about your religion.
may your gods blessing's be with you .
comic boy wrote:I am constantly baffled by the assertion that I and others have rejected God,how can you reject something that doesnt existIts true that I have dismissed the idea of a God but thats not the same thing, have to admit that Im far from sold on pixies as well
WidowMakers wrote:comic boy wrote:I am constantly baffled by the assertion that I and others have rejected God,how can you reject something that doesnt existIts true that I have dismissed the idea of a God but thats not the same thing, have to admit that Im far from sold on pixies as well
Just because you say, "God does not exist" does not mean he does not exist.
Refusing to believe something does not make it go away if it is there to begin with.
SO if you can prove God does not exist I will agree that you can reject Him. But you can't prove it.
WM
Napoleon Ier wrote:You people need to grow up to be honest.
I did not say it was a reason to believe. I said you can't just assume there is no God as a way to say you have not rejected him.Neoteny wrote:WidowMakers wrote:comic boy wrote:I am constantly baffled by the assertion that I and others have rejected God,how can you reject something that doesnt existIts true that I have dismissed the idea of a God but thats not the same thing, have to admit that Im far from sold on pixies as well
Just because you say, "God does not exist" does not mean he does not exist.
Refusing to believe something does not make it go away if it is there to begin with.
SO if you can prove God does not exist I will agree that you can reject Him. But you can't prove it.
WM
That's no reason to believe anything.
WidowMakers wrote:I did not say it was a reason to believe. I said you can't just assume there is no God as a way to say you have not rejected him.Neoteny wrote:WidowMakers wrote:comic boy wrote:I am constantly baffled by the assertion that I and others have rejected God,how can you reject something that doesnt existIts true that I have dismissed the idea of a God but thats not the same thing, have to admit that Im far from sold on pixies as well
Just because you say, "God does not exist" does not mean he does not exist.
Refusing to believe something does not make it go away if it is there to begin with.
SO if you can prove God does not exist I will agree that you can reject Him. But you can't prove it.
WM
That's no reason to believe anything.
Napoleon Ier wrote:You people need to grow up to be honest.
Fine you believe that. But that does not mean you are correct. There is evidence for God (what I believe) just like you feel there is "evidence" for no god.Neoteny wrote:WidowMakers wrote:I did not say it was a reason to believe. I said you can't just assume there is no God as a way to say you have not rejected him.Neoteny wrote:WidowMakers wrote:comic boy wrote:I am constantly baffled by the assertion that I and others have rejected God,how can you reject something that doesnt existIts true that I have dismissed the idea of a God but thats not the same thing, have to admit that Im far from sold on pixies as well
Just because you say, "God does not exist" does not mean he does not exist.
Refusing to believe something does not make it go away if it is there to begin with.
SO if you can prove God does not exist I will agree that you can reject Him. But you can't prove it.
WM
That's no reason to believe anything.
Null hypothesis. There is no god.
Evidence for god = 0
∴ We reject our null hypothesis. We are not rejecting god. We cannot reject something that doesn't exist. We are not assuming he doesn't exist. We have no reason to believe in god, so we do not.
WidowMakers wrote:Fine you believe that. But that does not mean you are correct. There is evidence for God (what I believe) just like you feel there is "evidence" for no god.Neoteny wrote:WidowMakers wrote:I did not say it was a reason to believe. I said you can't just assume there is no God as a way to say you have not rejected him.Neoteny wrote:WidowMakers wrote:comic boy wrote:I am constantly baffled by the assertion that I and others have rejected God,how can you reject something that doesnt existIts true that I have dismissed the idea of a God but thats not the same thing, have to admit that Im far from sold on pixies as well
Just because you say, "God does not exist" does not mean he does not exist.
Refusing to believe something does not make it go away if it is there to begin with.
SO if you can prove God does not exist I will agree that you can reject Him. But you can't prove it.
WM
That's no reason to believe anything.
Null hypothesis. There is no god.
Evidence for god = 0
∴ We reject our null hypothesis. We are not rejecting god. We cannot reject something that doesn't exist. We are not assuming he doesn't exist. We have no reason to believe in god, so we do not.
You can't prove there is no God. You can make assumptions and theories but you can never prove it.
WM
P.S. I have not forgotten about the Creation/Evolution thread. You long post is in a word document on my desktop. I have just been really busy with other stuff. I plan on getting to it by the end of Sunday.
Napoleon Ier wrote:You people need to grow up to be honest.
WidowMakers wrote:You can't prove there is no God. You can make assumptions and theories but you can never prove it.
WM
Heimdall wrote:WidowMakers wrote:You can't prove there is no God. You can make assumptions and theories but you can never prove it.
WM
And you can't prove there are no Unicorns.
radiojake wrote:Heimdall wrote:WidowMakers wrote:You can't prove there is no God. You can make assumptions and theories but you can never prove it.
WM
And you can't prove there are no Unicorns.
Or the spaghetti flying monster
WidowMakers wrote:comic boy wrote:I am constantly baffled by the assertion that I and others have rejected God,how can you reject something that doesnt existIts true that I have dismissed the idea of a God but thats not the same thing, have to admit that Im far from sold on pixies as well
Just because you say, "God does not exist" does not mean he does not exist.
Refusing to believe something does not make it go away if it is there to begin with.
SO if you can prove God does not exist I will agree that you can reject Him. But you can't prove it.
WM
Heimdall wrote:MR. Nate wrote:I don't ever see God punishing people for their parents evil, either. Specific examples are much more helpful than broad, sweeping statements.
I've never see God punish anyone so i cant argue with that. Unless a natural disaster is god punishement than he punishes innocent people as well.
Why would this God care anyways.
comic boy wrote:WidowMakers wrote:comic boy wrote:I am constantly baffled by the assertion that I and others have rejected God,how can you reject something that doesnt existIts true that I have dismissed the idea of a God but thats not the same thing, have to admit that Im far from sold on pixies as well
Just because you say, "God does not exist" does not mean he does not exist.
Refusing to believe something does not make it go away if it is there to begin with.
SO if you can prove God does not exist I will agree that you can reject Him. But you can't prove it.
WM
I dont have to prove anything its NOT me making the claims that a God exists,its NOT me saying I reject him , to me he doesnt exist exactly the same way that many other notions dont exist. Why do you reject a higher being than God , Islam, the Gnostic Gospels, cheese that turns into a high powered tractor when subjected to immersion into cream soda ? You cannot prove that any of these notions are wrong, or will never be proven right, but still you reject them....You see how dumb your negative
assertion is,it can be used for any point any of us ever makes and is therefore in itself pointless as a debating tool.
comic boy wrote:MM
Actually the points about Unicorns are simply to show the shallowness of WM argument, one simply cannot debate if the response is always ' you cannot prove it 100% '. Our entire lives we make decisions based on probability , if we needed utter certainty we would do literaly nothing !
graeme89 wrote:Whats your favourite religious movie? I like The Mission with Robert DeNiro, apparently it was Pope JP's favourite. Its got a great soundtrack, same guy who did The Good, Bad, Ugly.
CrazyAnglican wrote:comic boy wrote:MM
Actually the points about Unicorns are simply to show the shallowness of WM argument, one simply cannot debate if the response is always ' you cannot prove it 100% '. Our entire lives we make decisions based on probability , if we needed utter certainty we would do literaly nothing !
So without 100% accuracy in our lives, someone who looks at the same facts you see, and comes to the counter opinion based on them is making as justifiable and logical a decision as you are, right? It's really not the facts, so much as how we (you and I) interpret them isn't it?
saxitoxin wrote:Your position is more complex than the federal tax code. As soon as I think I understand it, I find another index of cross-references, exceptions and amendments I have to apply.
Timminz wrote:Yo mama is so classless, she could be a Marxist utopia.
WidowMakers wrote:SO if you can prove God does not exist I will agree that you can reject Him. But you can't prove it.
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