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What would you say if you could write a letter to God?
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So I'll say again, that is why religious arguments are pointless - because 'non-Christians' do not understand why we believe.
He didn't create a flawed man, the World was without these viruses and orgasms, but as the Bible says, we failed and brought them upon ourselves.
And it's my opinion that life is sort of a test...you need to keep faith, throughout all the good and bad.
And I don't care about facts. Facts mean nothing to me, and will never sway my faith.
So ner. :P
And it's my opinion that life is sort of a test...you need to keep faith, throughout all the good and bad.
And I don't care about facts. Facts mean nothing to me, and will never sway my faith.
So ner. :P
We bought ebola on ourselves? It's an organism in it's own right, trying to survive just like we are. Malaria is a parasite that kills to survive. Cancer is a natural problem that can develop within us easily due to the complexity of our biology and the high chances of something going wrong. We didn't bring these on ourselves, they exist alongside us.
God created a flawed man. what kind of all powerful being fails on such a fundamental level?
God created a flawed man. what kind of all powerful being fails on such a fundamental level?
Black Glove wrote:
> God knows everything. He even knows that he doesn't exist.
Yes. Hilarious.
> God knows everything. He even knows that he doesn't exist.
Yes. Hilarious.
Insane Bartender wrote:
> The idea that God created us, "his beloved children", and
> then threw the likes of leprosy, ebola, cancer, malaria and AIDS down
> to keep us company doesn't really sit too well with me.
>
> IF God exists, and that's an almighty (no pun intended) 'IF', he's
> not the beacon of shiny holy loveliness that you people percieve him
> to be.
We bought these things on ourselves. Surely if there was no pain here on Earth, then we'd already be in Heaven?
> The idea that God created us, "his beloved children", and
> then threw the likes of leprosy, ebola, cancer, malaria and AIDS down
> to keep us company doesn't really sit too well with me.
>
> IF God exists, and that's an almighty (no pun intended) 'IF', he's
> not the beacon of shiny holy loveliness that you people percieve him
> to be.
We bought these things on ourselves. Surely if there was no pain here on Earth, then we'd already be in Heaven?
mikelar wrote:
> How the does anyone know what Hell is like anyway?
>
> Did the Devil give guided tours or something, did someone comeback
> from hell after a brief visit? (maybe Jesus? (ah, such sacralidge))
Why, a cynic would say it was as if Hell had been created by a religion in order to allow it to exercise power amongst the weak and poor...
> How the does anyone know what Hell is like anyway?
>
> Did the Devil give guided tours or something, did someone comeback
> from hell after a brief visit? (maybe Jesus? (ah, such sacralidge))
Why, a cynic would say it was as if Hell had been created by a religion in order to allow it to exercise power amongst the weak and poor...
Lil Ginge wrote:
> The Big bang.... the creation of life
Evolution has already been touched upon so I will skip that point. So I have a question. I know very little about religion but...
If there were already other people on the earth why did God need Adam and Eve? They sinned, he cast them out of the Garden, they died and he raised them up (several times I think), then they had children who went forth and multiplied. Is this then the point where Christianity starts? Did Adam, Eve and their children spread the word of God?
If there were other people living on the earth why did he want them to know about his infinite being, it strikes me as being a little vain, we have a vain God? Human concept I know but I cannot think of the correct wording that I meant.
The Greeks had their own Gods, the Romans had theirs, other races had differing beliefs. Why the push for his teachings / his Word? Why the need for us to acknowledge him.
As I said I know very little about religion, of any kind really, as it just strikes a wrong chord in me somehow.
> The Big bang.... the creation of life
Evolution has already been touched upon so I will skip that point. So I have a question. I know very little about religion but...
If there were already other people on the earth why did God need Adam and Eve? They sinned, he cast them out of the Garden, they died and he raised them up (several times I think), then they had children who went forth and multiplied. Is this then the point where Christianity starts? Did Adam, Eve and their children spread the word of God?
If there were other people living on the earth why did he want them to know about his infinite being, it strikes me as being a little vain, we have a vain God? Human concept I know but I cannot think of the correct wording that I meant.
The Greeks had their own Gods, the Romans had theirs, other races had differing beliefs. Why the push for his teachings / his Word? Why the need for us to acknowledge him.
As I said I know very little about religion, of any kind really, as it just strikes a wrong chord in me somehow.
Lil Ginge wrote:
> There is no proof of evolution to this date.
Are you sure? Evolution is the combination of several (7 I think) processes. Individually, all of these have extensive evidence to back them up. Generations of dogs cross bred to accentuate certain traits, rats passing down genetic resistance to disease and poison and so on. If people spent as much time reading the plethora of information on natural selection as they did bashing down the bible at every given opportunity, they would truly "see the light".
> Ok But even so for a bang look at the way this earth works. Trees
> give us oxygen, the sky what its made from ... the different
> animals..the miracle of life. The developement of the body, the way
> the body works..>
> It is way to perfectly architected to have just 'occured' from a big
> explosion one day.
> It fits like clock work.
It fits evolution perfectly. It's all about changing to fit whatever resources are available. Trees and plants soak up carbon dioxide, excreting oxygen. On land plants are so abundant that it makes sense for land faring creatures to be dependant on oxygen, and so they develop that way, etc. "Life finds a way"
The idea that God created us, "his beloved children", and then threw the likes of leprosy, ebola, cancer, malaria and AIDS down to keep us company doesn't really sit too well with me.
IF God exists, and that's an almighty (no pun intended) 'IF', he's not the beacon of shiny holy loveliness that you people percieve him to be.
> There is no proof of evolution to this date.
Are you sure? Evolution is the combination of several (7 I think) processes. Individually, all of these have extensive evidence to back them up. Generations of dogs cross bred to accentuate certain traits, rats passing down genetic resistance to disease and poison and so on. If people spent as much time reading the plethora of information on natural selection as they did bashing down the bible at every given opportunity, they would truly "see the light".
> Ok But even so for a bang look at the way this earth works. Trees
> give us oxygen, the sky what its made from ... the different
> animals..the miracle of life. The developement of the body, the way
> the body works..>
> It is way to perfectly architected to have just 'occured' from a big
> explosion one day.
> It fits like clock work.
It fits evolution perfectly. It's all about changing to fit whatever resources are available. Trees and plants soak up carbon dioxide, excreting oxygen. On land plants are so abundant that it makes sense for land faring creatures to be dependant on oxygen, and so they develop that way, etc. "Life finds a way"
The idea that God created us, "his beloved children", and then threw the likes of leprosy, ebola, cancer, malaria and AIDS down to keep us company doesn't really sit too well with me.
IF God exists, and that's an almighty (no pun intended) 'IF', he's not the beacon of shiny holy loveliness that you people percieve him to be.
Is it time for a GOD = DOG backwards remark?
Bow down to my chew ball!
Or Bow wow down.
Whatever.
Bow down to my chew ball!
Or Bow wow down.
Whatever.
God knows everything. He even knows that he doesn't exist.
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