ThE sAtIvA hIgH
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how would you respond to this ?
you're god does not exist
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hotrodharley
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Sure He does and He even has a wicked sense of humor. He made you didn't He?
hotrodharley
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And learn to spell. He made teachers too.
Heisenberg
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It is simple. If your claim is that God does not exist, the burden of proof falls to you.
ThE sAtIvA hIgH
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i dont , i have yet to come upon any evidence any god any human has claimed to exist , does exist .
ThE sAtIvA hIgH
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if i was presented with the evidence a god exists i would except it , and believe in a god , but up untill now no one has ever come up wid a good reason to believe in a god ? anyone out there got any good reasons ?
ThE sAtIvA hIgH
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because i hate to see my fellow human beings mislead in such an evil way .
lokie
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then you wish to be the guiding light?
Samwell Seed Well
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people should guide themselves
or find real roll models in life to try to attain to be like
or find real roll models in life to try to attain to be like
ThE sAtIvA hIgH
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not really a guiding light but more a 'slap in the cake hole ' kinda ting , quit believing in bullshit , and use logical reasoning to decide wether that mo fucker in the cukoo clouds actualy exists .
Dwezelitsame
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you could be right that your god does not exist
but my god does exist i am 62 an 1/2 an i get reminded ofeten of my creators existance
but i hahve also learned that the devil exists as well there are two energys you can follow the dark side if you chose
basically is up to you almost like the crtoon wit angel on one shoulder an devil on other speaking in your ear
you can listen to whichever you choose
I an I
Rastafari
but my god does exist i am 62 an 1/2 an i get reminded ofeten of my creators existance
but i hahve also learned that the devil exists as well there are two energys you can follow the dark side if you chose
basically is up to you almost like the crtoon wit angel on one shoulder an devil on other speaking in your ear
you can listen to whichever you choose
I an I
Rastafari
hotrodharley
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Religion - the opiate of the masses. Certainly many here can relate to that.
ThE sAtIvA hIgH
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please share what it is that makes you disregard everything you have ever learned throughout those 60+ years on earth , that cements in your mind that this god exists , coz im being honest in 30 years on this planet ive not come across one single piece of evidence that any god any human has ever mentioned actualy exists , all i hear is 'god talks to me ' 'there is things god does to remind me 'its all nonsense ,.
lokie
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ThE sAtIvA hIgH
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why dont you care ? that your own species is being tricked and lied to ?
Heisenberg
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There is no logical argument or objective evidence anyone can offer for the existence of a god. It all comes down to faith, which can be demonstrated to be wishful thinking in disguise, or to personal experience, i.e. intuition, which can be demonstrated to be highly unreliable.
So it comes down to...
I believe in god because I want it to be true
I believe in god because I feel it to be true
The question then becomes one of inconsistency. Why does God get granted belief based on either of these qualifications, when other important areas of life do not. Would you give a drug to your child with only the reassurance that doctors 'feel' it will not harm him, or they wish that it doesn't? Would you invest your savings into something because it 'feels' like you will get a return, or would you want evidence and demonstration?
I have never heard a good answer for the inconsistency, leading me to conclude that belief in God is actually a widely accepted yet indefensible delusion.
So it comes down to...
I believe in god because I want it to be true
I believe in god because I feel it to be true
The question then becomes one of inconsistency. Why does God get granted belief based on either of these qualifications, when other important areas of life do not. Would you give a drug to your child with only the reassurance that doctors 'feel' it will not harm him, or they wish that it doesn't? Would you invest your savings into something because it 'feels' like you will get a return, or would you want evidence and demonstration?
I have never heard a good answer for the inconsistency, leading me to conclude that belief in God is actually a widely accepted yet indefensible delusion.
ThE sAtIvA hIgH
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why is it people use logic and evidence in every day life and are completely happy with that , ie , a jumbo jet will stay in the air and land safely ,yet when it comes down to something very important like the existance of a god they let it be dcided by a meaningless word 'faith '
ProfessorPotSnob
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[video=youtube;jrtTeVWVzIE]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jrtTeVWVzIE[/video]God is dead and no one cares . If there is a hell , I ll see you there !
eye exaggerate
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...one thing (for everyone) to remember is that those thoughts say a lot about where we are at in our own development. I'm not slagging you Sat, but those 'fellow intellectual animals' you talk about are your own. Same goes for me. I'm quite flawed, but it's alright. That's the 'whole' point. People are led astray by their own desires. Very simple. Religions do not promote it, reason tells me that.
Here's what matters (imho) - when a church talks about a metaphysical 'fact', some people (those driven by their own desires - "instinctual mind") will see what they want to see. They read into the idea at an animal-minded level. The religious affiliation they claim makes no difference in where they are operating from.
