Yes, a not-empty bowl of chai tea granting energy for forces.
I have absolute proof that God exists!
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Yes, a not-empty bowl of chai tea granting energy for forces.
:shrug:
You worship tea? :bugeye: Well if that's your proof I won't argue. :worship: Just stick with me and we will get you into into a place with four soft walls and your own imaginary empty bowl of omnipotent tea.
Mind Over Matter
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The fulfillment of Messianic Prophecy provides mathematical proof beyond any reasonable doubt that G-d exists. All the known documentation of G-ds relationship with man were gathered together in one collection we call the Bible. G-ds existence is documented and mathematically certain beyond rational question.
Rubbish!
Documented? Where?
And you have a strange idea of the meaning of "mathematically certain".
Why do you write it as G-d? You're not a sock of Anita Meyer are you? You seem to be as devoid as she when it comes to factual claims.
Fraggle Rocker
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This thread was never meant to be taken seriously and is full of wise-ass remarks. It would be rather discriminatory to single out one particular troll for discipline.
BTW, it is a minority practice among the most Orthodox Jews to leave one letter out of God's name to avoid the blasphemy of speaking it aloud or writing it. Since the O is the only letter whose absence leaves the meaning relatively discernible, that's the one they leave out. Rabbis almost universally regard this as a misinterpretation of Deuteronomy, and insist that the rule only applies to God's sacred name, not a translation into a vernacular language. Cf. the writing of YHVH without vowels, even in the liturgy or in class materials on learning Hebrew, where they're normally inserted as diacritics in order to teach the pronunciation of an Afroasiatic language, in which vowels are not phonemic.
Love that band James . Those guys are the stuff right there. Can't you hear can't you hear the thunder. Better run , better take cover
So, the proof of a notion described in this book is the fact that the book itself says it's true? And you wonder why we call theists irrational?
Mind Over Matter
Registered Senior Member
Sure. A good place to start are books called "Science Speaks" and "Evidence that Demands a Verdict".
Maybe a better place to start would be with reliable investigators...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peter_Stoner#Critiques_of_Stoner.27s_apologetics
Fraggle Rocker
Staff member
That's only when we're being polite. We have much more colorful names for them.
How can you call me irrational ? I worked as a research chemist for 40 years
I used scientific method in my work, I worked in some published scientific paper. Yet chose to believe in the Creator and not in the primordial soup
So tell me, an I rational or irrational ?
You are rational with respect to chemistry, irrational about theism.
I think that if God existed he would answer my prayers. But he didn't so that's scientific proof that he doesn't.
Insert deity here
Registered Member
Not the best way to approach this matter since by that logic a theist can say God answered my prayer so therefore that is proof that he does exist.
kx000
Valued Senior Member
Ask this. Father, consider my wishes, but may your will be done.
Not by anyone with at least 3 brain cells.