If I said God really does exist...
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Not much. Would you also reason why god exist or would you only state it like you did in the title?
Then, I suppose that I would say:
Good for you, but I don´t care. See ya.
Good for you, but I don´t care. See ya.
Whenever I hear someone say that they think there is a god I feel a little sorry for them, because I know they were victims of something I consider abuse. Its a sort of mild abuse in most cases, but then there are the rather vocal number of folks who think god exists who have been done obvious damage by it. Folks who murder doctors, or shun other people based on the belief and whatnot. These people are the proof of how harmful it can be.
Al hussein
Registered Senior Member
Q25 said:
1 ONe god
2 His creations the unverse animals tht didnt come by it self
3 god has no shape no size no soul (he is not human)
Imam Ali as has said(i know u dont care but think): what ever u think abt god will be your knowledge which god has created with limits.
tht means whatever we think of god we will be thinking with our limited brains
In other words, it's silly, vain, and fruitless for us to pretend we have even a shallow understanding of "God."
Ergo, religion and all theistic thought should be abandoned.
By the way, Hussein, you really need to work on your typing... or your English.
Ergo, religion and all theistic thought should be abandoned.
By the way, Hussein, you really need to work on your typing... or your English.
Al Hussein,
Kat
Why?
We know – it’s called evolution. No gods are needed.
And if you were to describe something that didn’t exist you would also say it has no size, no shape, no soul, no substance, and is invisible. Do you see the rather strong and overwhelming correlation between things that do not exist and gods?
Well almost right. To be more accurate – how we define a god is only limited by the power of our imagination since there are no facts to say otherwise.
Kat
Katazia said:
Oh come on. Are there still people tha believe in the evolution theory??
white_poplar
Registered Member
Q25 said:
I think the following story is a good illustration. (No abuse to Buddism here)
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Buddha was seated among his disciples one morning when a man approached the gathering. "Does God exist," he asked. "Yes, God exists," Buddha answered. After lunch, another man appeared. "Does God exist?" he asked. "No, God does not exist," Buddha answered. Late in the day, a third man asked Buddha the same question, and Buddha's response was: "You must decide for yourself." "Master, this is absurd," said one of the disciples. "How can you give three different answers to the same question?" "Because they were different persons," answered the Enlightened One. "And each person approaches God in his own way: some with certainty, some with denial and some with doubt."
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Thus, the answer depends on personal experience I guess.. For me, I would say yes
JustARide said:Yeah, Kat! Everybody knows it was a talking snake in a tree. Grow up.
Josh
Funny guy...
Evolution is a myth, not because it "contradicts" creation. Because it doesn't have to. It is a myth because all the efforts that have been made to substantiate it failed to. I have remarked though that some atheist friends of mine still cling to it. But since they are reasonable (and Brilliant) they never say it is a fact. They just say consider the possibility. I think it would be more logical to suppose Devolution, Because of the diseases and failures that crept into the gene pool over the many years.
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