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arubin
post Apr 26 2015, 08:20 PM

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This has already been rehashed I dunno how many times.

Look, its quite simple - if you're going to insist that something need a creator, sure. Why just a creator? Who said it cannot be by committee? Which means we have an entire pantheon of gods bickering over design.

Frankly, it makes more sense. It explains why there so many anomalies like dark matter, black holes, and why Uranus is tilted at an odd angle.

You can't even prove that it is a singular entity that created the universe, and you want to come up to me and insist that you are correct.

Give empirical proof for there being only a singular creator or GTFO. Theological proof not accepted.

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post Apr 26 2015, 08:21 PM

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QUOTE(sgshuhu @ Apr 26 2015, 08:20 PM)
Who create nature=GOD
And why human cant create a small creature that god have create such an ant or mosquitoes?small easy thing but why human can't create it?
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Humans created god. whistling.gif
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post Apr 27 2015, 11:32 AM

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QUOTE(unknown warrior @ Apr 26 2015, 10:39 PM)
If God can be created, it's no longer God by definition.

how come atheist find this so hard to understand? Something so simple.
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Excuse me? Its GODDESS!

The supreme being is female (and very sexy) until proven otherwise. Because I say so.
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post Apr 30 2015, 10:52 AM

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QUOTE(enCORe @ Apr 29 2015, 04:06 PM)
I find athiest has nothing to cope once death, death mean fullstop,

they claim & want to believe life was 'coincidence' begin with the 1st spark of life ,ie big bang theory, they were good explain answer and reason, but they cant answer the point of origins,

simple question,

whats before big bang ?

Im expected your logical answer
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Your findings are all wrong, and I can tell you exactly why.

Yes, to an atheist, death is indeed a full stop. True, we have nothing to cope with it, but that's also because we don't need to cope. Have you not considered that? Why would I need to cope? I am not afraid.

This is why I mentioned in another post that it takes a certain mental fortitude to be an atheist. You need to be able to look at the finality of death and not ball up in terror.

If you can't, yes...go be a theist instead. Some people need to believe in stories in order to go on with their lives. We don't.

Also, what do you mean we want a good explanation, answer, and reason? That statement is also incorrect.

Man is inquisitive in nature. Do we want answers? I suppose so, yes, but these answers have to have basis. We won't make up stories just to explain something that we have no answer to. I think humanity has moved way past that stage already where we didn't know what lightning was so we attributed it to Thor or whatever other deity.

If we don't know an answer for certain, we keep studying the problem until the solution presents itself. We don't make something up just for convenience.

So, in answer to your question...what's before the Big Bang?

We don't know. No atheist ever claims to know. No scientist or physicist also claims to know. They can come up with a hypothesis. They can conduct experiments. They can study the results of these experiments and determine if their original theory was correct or not. Unfortunately, at this point of time, we don't have the scientific caliber to answer this question yet.

If you want to say there's a creator or god behind it all, than its up to you, but I would like to point out that it makes no more logical or scientific sense than if I were to say that the universe was sneezed out of the Great Green Arkleseizure, therefore we should all fear the coming of The Great White Handkerchief. You can make something up, I can also make something up. icon_rolleyes.gif
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post May 4 2015, 02:04 AM

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QUOTE(enCORe @ May 3 2015, 04:05 PM)
What tickles me , most gnostic-atheist wanna be a hero prove they ahead & always right 101 (aka beyond God); BUT with false experiment & inconsistency finding. Evolutionist himself figure out human from apes theory changes & now irrelevant. Now they figure new idea human was send by the aliens to earth so we become 'space religion' in the age of aquarius, They're quite arrogance towards 'narrow mind believers' by mixing fiction with science to be 'creative & looks awesome'.  Becoming scientific heroes and plead together God is Dead.
genius  rolleyes.gif

Your admiration 'we dont know thing' has alot of meaning, our knowledge not reaching yet, perhaps unreachable or even mysteries ? hmmm does mysteries belong in science?  Creationist  believe human indirectly send by God via Adam & Eve, simple as that because they're people believing magic. I know sounds ridiculous but magic its something science could not explain, no one able explain where is human soul, mind & supernatural thing, these are a real deal. Those pride unbeliever-atheist saying out loud God is ridiculous but when they alone in the dark they would run from a Ghost,  rclxms.gif  DOH
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What tickles me is how theists enjoy obfuscating the issue by bringing in all sorts of irrelevant discussions.

What is it now? Evolution or existence of god? Which is it? Pick which you want to discuss.

Incidentally, I would like to point out that evolution is not exactly contradictory to religion depending on which school of thought you follow. I know quite a few Muslims who are fine with it, and that the official position of the Catholic church is that evolution happened.

Also...this statement?

Evolutionist himself figure out human from apes theory changes & now irrelevant.

Incorrect, and idiotic. Evolution has never been irreleveant, nor has it ever stated humans came from apes. You need to study some more instead of commenting on something you don't understand. icon_idea.gif

Do not know, means we study it. We don't make up stories to explain something. You have not even proven magic. You just stated that is 'exists', but is regarded by the scientific community as hogwash.

And no, we don't run from ghosts. They don't exist. rolleyes.gif
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post May 4 2015, 10:53 PM

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QUOTE(jonoave @ May 4 2015, 06:07 AM)
This is also one of my favourite quotes:

"Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic." Arthur C. Clarke

Today we take for granted lots of things - electric stove, cars, smartphones etc.

If a person from the previous century is dropped in our current society, he will gape in awe of what we have and think everything is magic - mobile phones? Rockets?

If you take a cavemen and put him in 18th century, he will think the people there are also gods - can produce fire, have wagons, have guns etc.

Heck even now we still marvel at the recent advances of drones, more life-life androids and robotic movements. We also just landed a craft on a comet!
Next century this will all be obsolete and commonplace stuff that no one will even bat an eye.

Another example is also in medical field: Back in those days people autistic children are possessed etc.  Look this up in myths in Wikipedia: Changeling.
"It is typically described as being the offspring of a fairy, troll, elf or other legendary creature that has been secretly left in the place of a human child."

But these days we know better:
"The reality behind many changeling legends was often the birth of deformed or developmentally disabled children. Among the diseases with symptoms that match the description of changelings in various legends are spina bifida, cystic fibrosis, PKU, progeria, Down syndrome, homocystinuria, Williams syndrome, Hurler syndrome, Hunter syndrome, regressive autism, Prader-Willi Syndrome, and cerebral palsy. The greater proneness of boys with birth defect correlates to the belief that male infants were more likely to be taken."
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Its really silly how they want to challenge us to prove that we don't believe in ghosts by spending a night in a graveyard or something.

Sure...I will...if it were some luxurious mausoleum which is sheltered, has air-conditioning, and shielded from the elements and pests. I'm not spending a night out in the open for to prove a point.

For that matter, they say ghost exists? They should prove one by bringing it to me instead. Cannot find one to bring to me, means don't exist lar. Simple as that. wink.gif

Its not my obligation to prove that something don't exists, and its very stupid and totally illogical to boot. You say something exists, you provide proof. It has always been that way and that's how it should work.
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post May 5 2015, 07:40 PM

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QUOTE(Cryptic @ May 5 2015, 07:15 PM)
Erm I think you got the message of the sermon wrong. You are saved by believing in Him, you aren't justified by your own deeds. You don't earn grace but it was given freely to you when you believe in the Son if I am right as contrast to the Pharasies. See Luke 18:9-14. if I am right that is. The bible never said to not do good deeds see Mathew 6 and Hebrews 13:6 nor did it said it was pointless. I think (new believer here) good deeds isn't your ticket to salvation, but believing in Him, and when you believe in Him (and/or love Him), you will do good to others because his last commandment was for us to love others like He loved us.

Just asking were you a non believer when you attended the sermon?
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And if somebody does a Gregor Clegane on you, as in he rapes your wife, your daughter, and than kills your infant son by smashing his head with his bare hands and your entire family to boot, he will be forgiven and saved by believing in Him. And thus he gets a ticket to salvation and you and your deceased family will have to face this person in Heaven for eternity, but hey...all is forgiven, no? Its OK, he's a different person now and he repented. wink.gif

Jeng jeng jeng...did I just give the believer nightmares? laugh.gif
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post May 5 2015, 08:56 PM

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QUOTE(Cryptic @ May 5 2015, 08:46 PM)
erm no you didn't? If that really happens to me, I pray for the strength to overcome it and forgive him because Lord knows I will be very tempted to not forgive him and to inflict pain in him instead.
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Well, like it or not you're stuck with him for all eternity. Wouldn't that be something?

Guy does all these nasty things and he gets to enjoy eternal paradise just as long as he accepts salvation just in the nick of time. What an awesome concept.

Yeah,i think I like the balance of good deeds idea better...
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post May 6 2015, 04:06 PM

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QUOTE(unknown warrior @ May 6 2015, 03:33 PM)
From the Church POV, does not mean evolution discredit creation. It starts from there, then evolution. It's not just Catholics.  doh.gif
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Yes, I know its not just Catholics. Some Protestants also agree with that viewpoint, but the Catholics are the only ones who have made it their official stance.

Also, I mostly only dispute Young Earth Creationists and a literal interpretation of Genesis. If you follow the Catholic line, I have no scientific beef with you really. You want to believe that the universe is created, that's fine. I will not argue with that. I don't agree but I see no reason to make a big fuss about it.
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post May 6 2015, 09:42 PM

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QUOTE(Cryptic @ May 6 2015, 09:24 PM)
If my heart is so hard and full of vengeance then yes it would be an issue. Besides, it's not as if I am sinless, who am I to judge.
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Easy for you to say, but can you really face up to that such a person for eternity? Think about that for a moment.

Saying that you are not 'sinless' is an excuse. What have you done that is so bad that other people would not want to see you for eternity? People can't help stepping on other's toes in life, but we generally don't go around killing their entire families.

Meanwhile, people who have done far less, like Buddhist nuns for example...living simple pious lives but still going to burn in hell anyway cos whoops...wrong religion.

Which is why I say this concept is all messed up. I'm not saying that there should be no forgiveness, but this catch-all forgive-all sounds like it was something that was crafted for the sake of getting a lot of converts.

And judging people for the sake of not believing is stupidly harsh to the point that I really just can't respect any deity who thought of this dumb concept.

Just saying...
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post May 6 2015, 11:10 PM

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QUOTE(Cryptic @ May 6 2015, 10:48 PM)
like I said, I will be very tempted to punish him.
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In other words, an eternity of angst and resentment.

I thought it was supposed to be heaven. hmm.gif

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