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"Forest Fan"

Do you question, even for a second, that God might not actually exist?

Memorandum! wrote:
> Yes.

Where did the particles come from, every creation has a creator, or every stage of "evolution" has an evolver.

Memorandum! wrote:
> Blank wrote:
> Why bloody not? You throw some paint on a canvas, it might look
> nice.
> No design there, just coincidence.
>
> The LORD was guiding the flow of the paint in the air on its way to
> the canvas.

Of course, it all makes sense now. Excuse me while I slit my wrists.





:)
Just in case anyone got paranoid.

Blank wrote:
> Why bloody not? You throw some paint on a canvas, it might look nice.
> No design there, just coincidence.

The LORD was guiding the flow of the paint in the air on its way to the canvas.

This is gold. What about the LORD. Fear the LORD. It was the LORD.

Forest Fan wrote:
> .:CGJ:. wrote:
> I don't belive in any religion. I haven't found any proof about any
> god.
>
> What about the beauty of the universe?
>
> How could this beauty be of chance?


Why bloody not? You throw some paint on a canvas, it might look nice. No design there, just coincidence.

Yes.

Azul wrote:
> Forest Fan wrote:
> .:CGJ:. wrote:
> I don't belive in any religion. I haven't found any proof about any
> god.
>
> What about the beauty of the universe?
>
> How could this beauty be of chance?
>
> Science.

So, it could all come about my two particles out of nowhere colliding.
Right?

Azul wrote:
> Forest Fan wrote:
> .:CGJ:. wrote:
> Forest Fan wrote:
> .:CGJ:. wrote:
> Why does God do nothing now? It is a mystery about the universe
> though. But there must some other explination.
>
> The ends of the ages are near at hand.
>
> ?
>
> The earth is ending soon, Jesus is coming back soon, kick starting
> the Great Tribulation.
>
> Isn't that what they've been saying for the past 2000 years?
> Do you have proof of this, hmm?
> No, thought not.

But now it is happening.

Forest Fan wrote:
> .:CGJ:. wrote:
> Forest Fan wrote:
> .:CGJ:. wrote:
> Why does God do nothing now? It is a mystery about the universe
> though. But there must some other explination.
>
> The ends of the ages are near at hand.
>
> ?
>
> The earth is ending soon, Jesus is coming back soon, kick starting
> the Great Tribulation.

Isn't that what they've been saying for the past 2000 years?
Do you have proof of this, hmm?
No, thought not.

Forest Fan wrote:
> .:CGJ:. wrote:
> I don't belive in any religion. I haven't found any proof about any
> god.
>
> What about the beauty of the universe?
>
> How could this beauty be of chance?

Science.