canadian_kor
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Takes more faith to believe in non-God than God.
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canadian_kor said:Takes more faith to believe in non-God than God.
I agree with the confused canadian. but sure, have it your way. add a confused swede to the list.Winter said:You know, I've heard of circular logic, but never 'run-into-a-brick-wall logic'.
It takes an absence of faith to not believe in something onmipresent like the Goddess or a god, you confused Canadian. :blush:
babar-san said:religion would have us believe that the universe as we know it was created by an all powerfull intellect beyond our grasp of realism.
i dont buy the part about first there was nothing, and then there was everything.
Winter said:Not every belief system is like that, you know.
And most people here seem to be stuck in the mindset that the Supreme is here to dictate our lives; again, not every belief system dictates that idea.
Winter said:Get the stick out of your ass man, you knew what I was talking about.
I hope, you read astronomy books, not astrology!babar-san said:ive never read a astrology book that said there was a universe before the big bang, its only speculation that there was, not theory, because theres no way to prove it. but ive read plenty of physics and astrology books that argue that b4 the big bang, our dimension was void space. "nothingness" - http://www.mkaku.org/
babar-san said:what part of what i said offended you? sorry, but it looks like the one with a stick in her ass is you :wave: do yourself a favor and do your homework, and actually, your reply was sorta vague, so, no, i didnt know what you were talking about. be a little more specific next time :balloon:
babar-san said:ive never read a astrology book that said there was a universe before the big bang, its only speculation that there was, not theory, because theres no way to prove it. but ive read plenty of physics and astrology books that argue that b4 the big bang, our dimension was void space. "nothingness" - http://www.mkaku.org/
Science implies no belief, in fact it attempts to avoid any dogma or faith. There are certainly dogmatic scientists, but that's not what science is about. From the standpoint of science, there is no conflict at all with religion. The conflict arises when religious people find their reality tunnels threatened by the things that current scientifc theories imply.
Christians aren't perfect just forgiven! God bless!december said:I'm a Baptist... but I wouldn't call myself a good Christian cause I have sinned. Oh, how I have sinned....
Sensebend said:Christians aren't perfect just forgiven! God bless!
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