Is G-d real, a figment of our imagination, or both?
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Your premise was flawed, you showed fake respect to your G-d. I was more interested in your hypocrisy than your question.
Given up already?
Why have my posts been deleted from this thread? Now that really is peculiar...
Respect cannot be fake, when he has clearly shown such respect to his G-d, for you have seen it and understood it as a respect.
your posts were deleted because you were not needed.
Reported!
Dragon, I know you aren't that bright, but I'll spell it out for you. fedr808 concluded his OP with;
"Conclusion: G-d is probably a figment of our imaginations made to explain thigns we could not."
So if he concludes that, why use the term G-d in the first place? It's contrary to his conclusion, so makes the whole OP BS.
If you had bothered to read more i said, that we discovered G-d for the wrong reason, but it is not saying that he does not exist.
It's Ann Coulter, you know nothing child.
You didn't affirm that you believe he does either, hence the hypocrisy in the OP.
So you wouldn't care if I said your political beliefs were bullshit, but there's some massive taboo about your spiritual ones?
Why is the word 'religion' now used in the same way as 'race'?
Some might argue that it began that way. Not I. But some.
No fair you peaked. Yes I, too, would argue it began that way.
For Jews, this is because being Jewish implies culture, religion, ethnicity, and sometimes, nationality.
Of course this is actually a bad thing. It demonstrates the insular nature of the sect.
But I agree, calling a religion bullshit isn't racist. I hate how apologetic we have become, and the climate that means barbaric religious practices are excused under grounds of 'culture' (I'm not solely talking about Judaism here, but it doesn't escape all criticism either).
I became an atheist when I started questioning things, and not accepting what I was told. Thinking for myself, in other words.
Please, what are you own real thoughts? If you were left alone with pen and paper, without a priori knowledge of scripture, would your thoughts on spirituality echo the Torah and Talmud?
I very much doubt so. Like I doubt any modern day christian would think polycotton an 'abomination' if asked, but it is written in scripture.
Oh, and you haven't really addressed the issue that using G-d, is using another name for God, and thus utterly self defeating. Or is this just another example of the shortsightedness of religious dogma?