This post is mainly directed toward whatsup, but if you notice my sanity start to slip after a few replies to his posts please, feel free to jump in
whatsup, these are the questions and comments I have for you. Try your best to answer them. And please, refrain from using your capslock key. If you don't know what it is, just search your keyboard for the key that has had the lettering worn off. If the caps get too extreme I will simply refuse to reply to your post. Simple as that. So in the event of extreme capslocking, I will simply assume you do not want me to respond for fear that I may compromise your arguements.
Yes, there are many questions here, but I think they're all good questions so please try to answer most if not all of them.
First off, what exactly are your views on the Mithra cult? It originates from at least 600 years before Christ and is in most respects almost identical to Christianity. Would this not suggest that Christianity is simply a denomination of Mithra, and that 'Mithra' and 'God' are one and the same?
Second, the Genesis flood. Do you believe it happened? How long ago did it happen? And most importantly, how did it happen? I'd like a detailed explanation if you could, not 'God did it' or 'it rained'. Thanks.
Miracles. You talked about prayer curing cancer, this is not a miracle. Modern science can do the same. If you insist that curing cancer is a miracle, then science must also perform miracles. What if an atheist was cured of cancer in the same circumstances as the theist that was cured? Would this also be a miracle of God? Or did Satan do that?
What about Muslims? If a Muslim prays to Allah and is cured of his cancer, does this mean Allah performed a miracle? This would mean he exists right? Or was it God pretending to be Allah? If so, how do you know the cured Christian was not cured by Allah pretending to be God?
Lastly, free will. This is simply an illusion. You insist that our free will exists, because no matter how much God knows we can still choose to follow him or not. But does this really matter? Does this life matter? God already knows every single choice we will make in this life, he already knows whether we will end up in heaven or hell, so what's the point of being here?
I'll be interested to see your response, I just hope you'll actually refrain from capslocking and allow me to reply to it.
whatsup, these are the questions and comments I have for you. Try your best to answer them. And please, refrain from using your capslock key. If you don't know what it is, just search your keyboard for the key that has had the lettering worn off. If the caps get too extreme I will simply refuse to reply to your post. Simple as that. So in the event of extreme capslocking, I will simply assume you do not want me to respond for fear that I may compromise your arguements.
Yes, there are many questions here, but I think they're all good questions so please try to answer most if not all of them.
First off, what exactly are your views on the Mithra cult? It originates from at least 600 years before Christ and is in most respects almost identical to Christianity. Would this not suggest that Christianity is simply a denomination of Mithra, and that 'Mithra' and 'God' are one and the same?
Second, the Genesis flood. Do you believe it happened? How long ago did it happen? And most importantly, how did it happen? I'd like a detailed explanation if you could, not 'God did it' or 'it rained'. Thanks.
Miracles. You talked about prayer curing cancer, this is not a miracle. Modern science can do the same. If you insist that curing cancer is a miracle, then science must also perform miracles. What if an atheist was cured of cancer in the same circumstances as the theist that was cured? Would this also be a miracle of God? Or did Satan do that?
What about Muslims? If a Muslim prays to Allah and is cured of his cancer, does this mean Allah performed a miracle? This would mean he exists right? Or was it God pretending to be Allah? If so, how do you know the cured Christian was not cured by Allah pretending to be God?
Lastly, free will. This is simply an illusion. You insist that our free will exists, because no matter how much God knows we can still choose to follow him or not. But does this really matter? Does this life matter? God already knows every single choice we will make in this life, he already knows whether we will end up in heaven or hell, so what's the point of being here?
I'll be interested to see your response, I just hope you'll actually refrain from capslocking and allow me to reply to it.