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I'm just wondering what people's views are on God. Do you beleive there is one? Don't you? Personally, i beleive either:-
A.) There is no God.
B.) He's not a very nice God.
Views?
A.) There is no God.
B.) He's not a very nice God.
Views?
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ßreak†hrough ²°°° ½ wrote:
> I have no idea what you are talking about there. Sorry. We have not
> done it school yet. Explain.
I have a piece about it on the "more evolution flaws" post, I put up.
> I have no idea what you are talking about there. Sorry. We have not
> done it school yet. Explain.
I have a piece about it on the "more evolution flaws" post, I put up.
I have no idea what you are talking about there. Sorry. We have not done it school yet. Explain.
ßreak†hrough ²°°° ½ wrote:
> Forest Fan wrote:
> One word to sum up who created this world. God.
>
>
> No the big bang did that scientists have proof that the big bang made
> the Earth and the universe
But mate, it breaks the second law of thermodynamics. What do you have in defence of that?
> Forest Fan wrote:
> One word to sum up who created this world. God.
>
>
> No the big bang did that scientists have proof that the big bang made
> the Earth and the universe
But mate, it breaks the second law of thermodynamics. What do you have in defence of that?
Forest Fan wrote:
> One word to sum up who created this world. God.
No the big bang did that scientists have proof that the big bang made the Earth and the universe
> One word to sum up who created this world. God.
No the big bang did that scientists have proof that the big bang made the Earth and the universe
Psy©ho Fox wrote:
> Maverick42 wrote:
> Essentially, I don't believe in God. Of course, there's no proof, so
> I'm not 100% sure - but I have my reasons.
>
> I think religion is the product of a human intellect trying
> desperately to justify an existence that is without meaning or
> purpose. It is a way of life people adopt mainly to create a sense
> of
> well being, so that they can live their lives fully with a set
> aspiration and faith.
>
> As science progresses, we are getting the answers to questions we
> didn't understand when religion came about. As a result, less and
> less people are worshipping a God and the number of atheists is
> rising. We are on the very brink of proving whether there is any
> substance behind religion at all, or if it is all truly skin-deep.
>
> Evolution, war, death, famine, suffering, science - all are reasons
> ever strengthening that there really is nobody up there for us.
>
> One word. Indeed.
One word to sum up who created this world. God.
> Maverick42 wrote:
> Essentially, I don't believe in God. Of course, there's no proof, so
> I'm not 100% sure - but I have my reasons.
>
> I think religion is the product of a human intellect trying
> desperately to justify an existence that is without meaning or
> purpose. It is a way of life people adopt mainly to create a sense
> of
> well being, so that they can live their lives fully with a set
> aspiration and faith.
>
> As science progresses, we are getting the answers to questions we
> didn't understand when religion came about. As a result, less and
> less people are worshipping a God and the number of atheists is
> rising. We are on the very brink of proving whether there is any
> substance behind religion at all, or if it is all truly skin-deep.
>
> Evolution, war, death, famine, suffering, science - all are reasons
> ever strengthening that there really is nobody up there for us.
>
> One word. Indeed.
One word to sum up who created this world. God.
I belive in god. God did not make the Earth or the Universe he made humans, animals and Dinosaurs and plants and watches over us that is all. I think.
Maverick42 wrote:
> Forest Fan wrote:
> Maverick42 wrote:
> Forest Fan wrote:
> And humans running the world is evidence that there is somebody all
> around us, watching us.
>
> Sorry, but that's utter, utter crap. Really, it is.
>
> In charge, we have been the most destructive curse on this planet -
> through nuclear weaponry, greenhouse gas emissions, rainforest
> destruction, genocide of both other people and animals... the list
> goes on. The people in authority are incredibly short sighted.
>
> Yet, does it not say in the Bible that the Holy Spirit runs through
> all of God's creation? And that if you destroy God's creation, it is
> against the will of God and you are destroying God?
>
> Strange that, as in the Bible St Paul tells Christians to obey the
> authorities in charge, for they were put there by God.
>
> The humans running the world? Further evidence that there is no
> "Holy Spirit".
>
> How do you explain tongues (as in the Holy language) then?
>
> What on earth does that have to do with this argument?
It is further proof of GOD, in case the universe is not enough.
> Forest Fan wrote:
> Maverick42 wrote:
> Forest Fan wrote:
> And humans running the world is evidence that there is somebody all
> around us, watching us.
>
> Sorry, but that's utter, utter crap. Really, it is.
>
> In charge, we have been the most destructive curse on this planet -
> through nuclear weaponry, greenhouse gas emissions, rainforest
> destruction, genocide of both other people and animals... the list
> goes on. The people in authority are incredibly short sighted.
>
> Yet, does it not say in the Bible that the Holy Spirit runs through
> all of God's creation? And that if you destroy God's creation, it is
> against the will of God and you are destroying God?
>
> Strange that, as in the Bible St Paul tells Christians to obey the
> authorities in charge, for they were put there by God.
>
> The humans running the world? Further evidence that there is no
> "Holy Spirit".
>
> How do you explain tongues (as in the Holy language) then?
>
> What on earth does that have to do with this argument?
It is further proof of GOD, in case the universe is not enough.
Psy©ho Fox wrote:
> magnius wrote:
> I do not believe in God at all...it's a ridiculous concept. The
> Christian God is a blantant con!! It's all ripped cleanly off from
> pagan and other far more ancient religions. Wicca is the main
> source
> of the theft..nearly everything in wicca (far older than
> Christianity) has be ripped off...
>
> Yule=Christmas
> Eostar=Easter
>
> are just two examples!! This is not just my opinion..it is
> historical
> FACT!! I found a site a while ago that compares the two and the
> simlarities are startling (I shall try and find it again).
> Christinity even ripped off Hercules for Jesus for Christ sake!!
> Human born of a God and a Human woman anyone?
>
> Christians are bound to rip me apart for this...but ass to 'em!!
> They
> are being branwashed (Frankesence is an hallucinogen in large
> amounts...could explain religious types having "religious"
> experiences in church..lol) by a greedy, sexist, homophobic and
> racist religion and I have no time for them.
>
> Well done, i agree with you completely, but one of those obsessed
> Christians has probably already tried to tell you that it's wrong and
> ends up trying to finish his argument with bible quotes, i haven't
> read all posts of this thread, but I am Presuming it was Forest Fan
> who i am describing?
Christmas and Easter are PAGAN festivals, but I celebrate the JEWISH festivals as JESUS did, like Passover. JESUS' father was GOD and mother was Mary. The Bible is not politically correct, which is why you cannot stand it.
> magnius wrote:
> I do not believe in God at all...it's a ridiculous concept. The
> Christian God is a blantant con!! It's all ripped cleanly off from
> pagan and other far more ancient religions. Wicca is the main
> source
> of the theft..nearly everything in wicca (far older than
> Christianity) has be ripped off...
>
> Yule=Christmas
> Eostar=Easter
>
> are just two examples!! This is not just my opinion..it is
> historical
> FACT!! I found a site a while ago that compares the two and the
> simlarities are startling (I shall try and find it again).
> Christinity even ripped off Hercules for Jesus for Christ sake!!
> Human born of a God and a Human woman anyone?
>
> Christians are bound to rip me apart for this...but ass to 'em!!
> They
> are being branwashed (Frankesence is an hallucinogen in large
> amounts...could explain religious types having "religious"
> experiences in church..lol) by a greedy, sexist, homophobic and
> racist religion and I have no time for them.
>
> Well done, i agree with you completely, but one of those obsessed
> Christians has probably already tried to tell you that it's wrong and
> ends up trying to finish his argument with bible quotes, i haven't
> read all posts of this thread, but I am Presuming it was Forest Fan
> who i am describing?
Christmas and Easter are PAGAN festivals, but I celebrate the JEWISH festivals as JESUS did, like Passover. JESUS' father was GOD and mother was Mary. The Bible is not politically correct, which is why you cannot stand it.
Forest Fan wrote:
> Maverick42 wrote:
> Forest Fan wrote:
> And humans running the world is evidence that there is somebody all
> around us, watching us.
>
> Sorry, but that's utter, utter crap. Really, it is.
>
> In charge, we have been the most destructive curse on this planet -
> through nuclear weaponry, greenhouse gas emissions, rainforest
> destruction, genocide of both other people and animals... the list
> goes on. The people in authority are incredibly short sighted.
>
> Yet, does it not say in the Bible that the Holy Spirit runs through
> all of God's creation? And that if you destroy God's creation, it is
> against the will of God and you are destroying God?
>
> Strange that, as in the Bible St Paul tells Christians to obey the
> authorities in charge, for they were put there by God.
>
> The humans running the world? Further evidence that there is no
> "Holy Spirit".
>
> How do you explain tongues (as in the Holy language) then?
What on earth does that have to do with this argument?
> Maverick42 wrote:
> Forest Fan wrote:
> And humans running the world is evidence that there is somebody all
> around us, watching us.
>
> Sorry, but that's utter, utter crap. Really, it is.
>
> In charge, we have been the most destructive curse on this planet -
> through nuclear weaponry, greenhouse gas emissions, rainforest
> destruction, genocide of both other people and animals... the list
> goes on. The people in authority are incredibly short sighted.
>
> Yet, does it not say in the Bible that the Holy Spirit runs through
> all of God's creation? And that if you destroy God's creation, it is
> against the will of God and you are destroying God?
>
> Strange that, as in the Bible St Paul tells Christians to obey the
> authorities in charge, for they were put there by God.
>
> The humans running the world? Further evidence that there is no
> "Holy Spirit".
>
> How do you explain tongues (as in the Holy language) then?
What on earth does that have to do with this argument?
Maverick42 wrote:
> Essentially, I don't believe in God. Of course, there's no proof, so
> I'm not 100% sure - but I have my reasons.
>
> I think religion is the product of a human intellect trying
> desperately to justify an existence that is without meaning or
> purpose. It is a way of life people adopt mainly to create a sense of
> well being, so that they can live their lives fully with a set
> aspiration and faith.
>
> As science progresses, we are getting the answers to questions we
> didn't understand when religion came about. As a result, less and
> less people are worshipping a God and the number of atheists is
> rising. We are on the very brink of proving whether there is any
> substance behind religion at all, or if it is all truly skin-deep.
>
> Evolution, war, death, famine, suffering, science - all are reasons
> ever strengthening that there really is nobody up there for us.
One word. Indeed.
> Essentially, I don't believe in God. Of course, there's no proof, so
> I'm not 100% sure - but I have my reasons.
>
> I think religion is the product of a human intellect trying
> desperately to justify an existence that is without meaning or
> purpose. It is a way of life people adopt mainly to create a sense of
> well being, so that they can live their lives fully with a set
> aspiration and faith.
>
> As science progresses, we are getting the answers to questions we
> didn't understand when religion came about. As a result, less and
> less people are worshipping a God and the number of atheists is
> rising. We are on the very brink of proving whether there is any
> substance behind religion at all, or if it is all truly skin-deep.
>
> Evolution, war, death, famine, suffering, science - all are reasons
> ever strengthening that there really is nobody up there for us.
One word. Indeed.
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