Originally posted by sargentlard
Too many things have happened to me that couldn't happen just by chance.
Satisfy my curiosity, please...
Like what?
Originally posted by sargentlard
I am scared not to believe in him...laugh if you will but many people are like that.....i guess i fear that as sson as i give up he/she will be there ready to save evryone but me...and i hate pain so that further intensifies my paltry fear.
I wouldn't laugh at that, but I do feel bad for you to live in fear like that.
Do you not believe that the God you believe in is a good and just and forgiving one?
If so, then "He" would understand and forgive you for losing a baseless faith.
If not, then why would you place you faith and revernce in something that you fear and can't trust?
Originally posted by sargentlard
3) There is no proof that there isn't a god.
Turn that one around...
There is no proof that the Big Bang is not true either.
However ther IS evidence suggesting that the Big Bang (or some variation thereof) is true while there is no evidence for God at all.
Why do you choose God over the Big Bang?
Originally posted by sargentlard
4) This Universe, this everything had to start somehow...or be started by someone...call me crazy but the theory of Universe as being in a infinite cycle of birth death and reborn seems hard to accept...(i mean it had to start at some point.....)
Turn that one around too...
You say the Universe can't be infinite, it HAD to have a beginning, therefore a creator.
Why is that so?
If it IS so, why does that not apply to God as well?
If the Universe HAD to have a beginning then God, also, CAN'T be infinite and had to have a beginning, therefore a creator, and HIS creator HAD to have a beginning and therefore a creator and so on and so on.
Conversely, if God CAN be infinite, why then CAN'T the Universe be infinite?
This is where I get lost with Creation Theists.
They say that the idea that the Universe can be infinite is impossible because they simply can't comprehend the notion of an infinite Universe.
That is
completely understandable. I have the same difficulty, and I can't imagine that any critical intelligent person WOULDN'T have that problem.
However, the notion of an infinite God is entirely acceptable, understandable and even unquestionable?
Why IS that?