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"GOD IS REAL"

I have something to say to all you non-God types..

1. God does exsist, He created you, He can destroy you

2. Ya know the 'Big Bang' theory? Me and my mom belive it, So? What if God made noise while he created Earth, no one is silent

3. Why are you even bringing this subject up? It's pointless and you'll never win...

-God Bless, I'm prayin' for ya!

PS:God exists, you know it! Don't deny it! He has done something for you in the past so be thankfull there is a God


taken from: letssingit.com

Gangsta Hamsta wrote:
> Why not? If just one planet existed (earth) and it orbitted the sun,
> surely people would ask "why did he just make the one
> planet". It is the vastness etc of the universe which makes
> creation more likely than a 'big bang' theory.

Very wrong, as until people discovered that there were other planets, nobody DID ask the question why there weren't more. Why would there need to be? And I'm sorry, but when did you last see something get blown up and break into 1 piece?


> As you pointed out, the universe is incredibly vast yet people still
> believe it resulted from a large explosion. If earth were the only
> planet, this suggestion would be more concievable.

So, there was this huge mass, right, and it blew up into many smaller masses, like putting a firecracker into your closed fist and setting it off, how many different pieces of your hand will fall to the floor,, and how far apart will they be? Or will your hand just drop off all in one piece? Think about it.


> Depends on your outlook on life. You, as you keep saying, are a
> pessamist(sp?)

It's nothing to do with pessimism, it's reality. Being a nice guy might get you respect, but it will get you little else. Did Bush become president by being open and honest? Did Saddam? Hitler? No. No, and No. People follow he who is willing to take the reigns of command, and they do so because they wish to be protected by the strength of others. Who will be led by a coward?


> Not entirely sure what you mean here. When are you suggesting
> christianity was 'born'?

I'm not going to bother answering this properly. Let's just say Christianity didn't "occur" to a few club totting cavemen between sessions raping red-headed women and flossing their teeth with T-Rex bones.

> Your view, which many disagree with.

The only person who is going to agree that Goatboy is God is Goatboy, and even then perhaps not. That. Was. A. Joke.

But with the way life is, even if God exists, he is not what you christians think he is. That much, I do know.

Goatboy wrote:
> Now I'm God and y'all will pay.

He's gone mad with power...like that Stalin guy...

Gangsta Hamsta wrote:

> I refuse to believe that life, the universe etc came about by chance


The theory of Akhams Razor:

"With all arguments being equally sided, the simplest answer is usually the correct."

Now, Did it happen by evolution, or did this magical being that preceeds time click his fingers and make the universe exist?

Goatboy wrote:
> There is no proof either way


In *my* opinion the very fact that this vast universe exists with its complex 'quantum this' and 'nuclear that' systems, is proof.

I refuse to believe that life, the universe etc came about by chance

Goatboy wrote:
> There is no proof either way etc.

but there is some evidence pointing both ways

Gangsta Hamsta wrote:
> Why not? If just one planet existed (earth) and it orbitted the sun,
> surely people would ask "why did he just make the one
> planet". It is the vastness etc of the universe which makes
> creation more likely than a 'big bang' theory.
>
> As you pointed out, the universe is incredibly vast yet people still
> believe it resulted from a large explosion. If earth were the only
> planet, this suggestion would be more concievable.

In the words of the hovis ad, "Don't be stupid!". The big bang theory is more concievable from the fact that there is more out there than just one planet, as it shows that this is not the first time this has happened. Scientists have seen other systems being created in various stages, which support the idea.

If there was only one planet and one sun, the god theory would be more believeable, as the bible doesn't mention any other form of life, and it would be plainly nieve to think we were the only living species.

Cool.
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Anybody *not* understanding my point here?

Mendax Bartender wrote:
> OK, now.
>
> If we are God's children etc etc etc, ramble ramble ramble. Why do we
> exist in a universe (which is essentially "God's garden") so
> inconcievably vast, that no one individual can hope to ever explore
> it?

Why not? If just one planet existed (earth) and it orbitted the sun, surely people would ask "why did he just make the one planet". It is the vastness etc of the universe which makes creation more likely than a 'big bang' theory.

As you pointed out, the universe is incredibly vast yet people still believe it resulted from a large explosion. If earth were the only planet, this suggestion would be more concievable.

> Either way, that would make us essentially prisoners wouldn't it?

Or perhaps its there for our enjoyment or simply to see what almighty power God has?


> If life teaches anything, it is that the bold and the daring, those
> willing to scheme and deceive, and not the meek, who shall inheret the
> earth. Turning the other cheek only serves to present a new target for
> those who would oppose you.

Depends on your outlook on life. You, as you keep saying, are a pessamist(sp?)

> And riddle me this Batman: Why was Christianity born in the midst of a
> civilisation on the verges of adopting a morality based way of life,
> rather than revolutionising the habits of tribal headhunters and
> cannibals, who in their very nature most abuse many of the
> commandments?

Not entirely sure what you mean here. When are you suggesting christianity was 'born'?

> If God exists, he liekely has the mentality of Goatboy, and sees us
> all as Pixoes and Fairies, born, bred and ultimately destroyed for his
> personal amusement in our vast, inescapable prison.

Your view, which many disagree with.

Goatboy wrote:
> But if I was God and you were my playthings, I'd give everyone massive
> heads (like the mutators in Multiplayer games) and make the planet
> zero gravity for a day a week.


Maybe God has a really small head, meaning our much larger craniums supply no end of amusement...