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Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:that is some really terrible logicbluefete wrote:The one common denominator amongst all people is DEATH! There is no escape from that. Science cannot even explain the process.
All the rational thinkers can only try to give a rational explanation.
Why do people and animals die?????????????
If there is no God, why do we not live forever????????
I mean, if God is not real then man should be all powerful and should be able to control the natural order of things.
Why is this not so???? Is it that the natural world is also subject to God?
you are saying because there is a God, that is why things die?
I do not think anything in the universe if infinite or immortal except God - even planets and stars die.
even if there are aliens far more powerful than us, they too will not live forever - though a life span of ten thousand years may seem like immortal to us humans who barely ever live past 100. In perspective, if a 'mayfly' was sentient, it would think we are immortal since an average mayfly life span lasts no more than 1 day, some species live for only 30 minutes, breed and then die. Surely we are more-or-less "immortal" when compared to them.
d spike wrote:AdamB wrote:BTW Jesus (on him be peace) said : "None of those who call me 'Lord' will enter the kingdom of God, but only the one who does the will of my Father in heaven."[Matthew 7:21]
I love the misquotation here. If you must quote any scripture (Christian or otherwise) try to stick with the actual quotation of one's preferred translation - not with what you think it ought to be.
I mean, if God is not real then man should be all powerful and should be able to control the natural order of things.
mamoo_pagal wrote:he created us all not so, aren't we all his children?
bluefete wrote:With the existence of God, a rationale is given for death.
Humes wrote:I mean, if God is not real then man should be all powerful and should be able to control the natural order of things.
This is an incredibly stupid non-sequitur argument. It doesn't follow that the absence of an omnipotent being means that humans are omnipotent. How exactly did you make that link?
The absence of an omnipotent being is simply that: The absence of an omnipotent being. One not existing doh make the others stronger.
Yuh watching too much Highlander.
Humes wrote:bluefete wrote:With the existence of God, a rationale is given for death.
Actually, with the existence of the Jumbie Marshmallow, a rationale is given for death as well.
The Jumbie Marshmallow is a grim maven who fools everyone into thinking the dead are dead, when in reality they're just taking a trip to Candyland.
See how easy it is to come up with a "rationale"?
Whatever science can't explain, it admits it can't explain, and keeps looking for an answer that can be supported by empirical evidence and/or sound logic. It doesn't just grasp at unfounded or unprovable stories to explain things.
Humes wrote:bluefete wrote:With the existence of God, a rationale is given for death.
Actually, with the existence of the Jumbie Marshmallow, a rationale is given for death as well.
The Jumbie Marshmallow is a grim maven who fools everyone into thinking the dead are dead, when in reality they're just taking a trip to Candyland.
See how easy it is to come up with a "rationale"?
Whatever science can't explain, it admits it can't explain, and keeps looking for an answer that can be supported by empirical evidence and/or sound logic. It doesn't just grasp at unfounded or unprovable stories to explain things.
bluefete wrote:mamoo_pagal wrote:he created us all not so, aren't we all his children?
Hey Mamoo: If God created us all why are there so many different religions with so many different Gods?
It always amazes me that the human construct is basically consistent across countries, culture and societies.
If there are so many different Gods that created all of us, how is it that not one of them thought it necessary to put an ear in the middle of our forehead or our noses where our thumbs are?
bluefete wrote:mamoo_pagal wrote:he created us all not so, aren't we all his children?
Hey Mamoo: If God created us all why are there so many different religions with so many different Gods?
It always amazes me that the human construct is basically consistent across countries, culture and societies.
If there are so many different Gods that created all of us, how is it that not one of them thought it necessary to put an ear in the middle of our forehead or our noses where our thumbs are?
mamoo_pagal wrote:sMASH wrote:bluefete wrote:It will be interesting if someone could interview Patrice Muamba and find out if he remembers anything when he was dead for "78" minutes. Like, which God did he see when he was dead?
That would verify whose religion is right, right?
But then the Bible says that the dead know nothing and are unconscious, like in a deep sleep.
if that person says that god is the way islam teaches, would u be willing to revert then?
he can say what ever he wants, that does not mean it is true and there is still no way to prove it, so it amounts to nothing by way of proof.
so in other words NO "spiritual" experience can ever be justified as it as an experience that is unique to the person who it experiences it (who knows if they are honest or not). Spiritual experiences can't really be proven so I guess all amounts to nothing?
I am confused: holy spirit, jinn, jumbie, angel, demon,atman,paratman.
No proof--->Nothing?
Kasey wrote:Who created God?
996vtwin wrote:Humes wrote:bluefete wrote:With the existence of God, a rationale is given for death.
Actually, with the existence of the Jumbie Marshmallow, a rationale is given for death as well.
The Jumbie Marshmallow is a grim maven who fools everyone into thinking the dead are dead, when in reality they're just taking a trip to Candyland.
See how easy it is to come up with a "rationale"?
Whatever science can't explain, it admits it can't explain, and keeps looking for an answer that can be supported by empirical evidence and/or sound logic. It doesn't just grasp at unfounded or unprovable stories to explain things.
So why do they persist with the idea of string theory?
bluefete wrote:Humes wrote:
The absence of an omnipotent being is simply that: The absence of an omnipotent being. One not existing doh make the others stronger.
Anyways, in the absence of an omnipotent being, why is the void not filled by something else? Does not the natural world teach that a vacuum is soon filled or some such thing? I am not a physicist so the correct saying is cloudy in the mind at this time.
bluefete wrote:mamoo_pagal wrote:he created us all not so, aren't we all his children?
Hey Mamoo: If God created us all why are there so many different religions with so many different Gods?
It always amazes me that the human construct is basically consistent across countries, culture and societies.
If there are so many different Gods that created all of us, how is it that not one of them thought it necessary to put an ear in the middle of our forehead or our noses where our thumbs are?
bluefete wrote:If there are so many different Gods that created all of us, how is it that not one of them thought it necessary to put an ear in the middle of our forehead or our noses where our thumbs are?
same reason scientists persisted ages ago with the idea that the earth was not the center of the universe and the sun and moon did not rotate around the earth I guess.996vtwin wrote:Humes wrote:Whatever science can't explain, it admits it can't explain, and keeps looking for an answer that can be supported by empirical evidence and/or sound logic. It doesn't just grasp at unfounded or unprovable stories to explain things.
So why do they persist with the idea of string theory?
d spike wrote:AdamB wrote:BTW Jesus (on him be peace) said : "None of those who call me 'Lord' will enter the kingdom of God, but only the one who does the will of my Father in heaven."[Matthew 7:21]
I love the misquotation here. If you must quote any scripture (Christian or otherwise) try to stick with the actual quotation of one's preferred translation - not with what you think it ought to be.
996vtwin wrote:d spike wrote:AdamB wrote:BTW Jesus (on him be peace) said : "None of those who call me 'Lord' will enter the kingdom of God, but only the one who does the will of my Father in heaven."[Matthew 7:21]
I love the misquotation here. If you must quote any scripture (Christian or otherwise) try to stick with the actual quotation of one's preferred translation - not with what you think it ought to be.
John 3:16-18
New International Version (NIV)
16 For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life. 17 For God did not send his Son into the world to condemn the world, but to save the world through him. 18 Whoever believes in him is not condemned, but whoever does not believe stands condemned already because they have not believed in the name of God’s one and only Son.
MG Man wrote:I just want to know where the muslims were, and what they were doing, when the romans were turning jesus into a conversation piece
996vtwin wrote:Dear Sir "For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life." Does this answer your question? God sent his son JESUS CHRIST to die for our sins. Whata loving God he is. He never sent Mohammed or any other prophet. The bible also speaks of false prophets and splits in religions. This was all prophesied before his death.
Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:same reason scientists persisted ages ago with the idea that the earth was not the center of the universe and the sun and moon did not rotate around the earth I guess.996vtwin wrote:Humes wrote:Whatever science can't explain, it admits it can't explain, and keeps looking for an answer that can be supported by empirical evidence and/or sound logic. It doesn't just grasp at unfounded or unprovable stories to explain things.
So why do they persist with the idea of string theory?
996vtwin wrote:Humes wrote:bluefete wrote:With the existence of God, a rationale is given for death.
Actually, with the existence of the Jumbie Marshmallow, a rationale is given for death as well.
The Jumbie Marshmallow is a grim maven who fools everyone into thinking the dead are dead, when in reality they're just taking a trip to Candyland.
See how easy it is to come up with a "rationale"?
Whatever science can't explain, it admits it can't explain, and keeps looking for an answer that can be supported by empirical evidence and/or sound logic. It doesn't just grasp at unfounded or unprovable stories to explain things.
So why do they persist with the idea of string theory?
AdamB wrote:I remember from my O'Level History days that Columbus (or some seamen) was afraid to fall off the edge of the Earth because the earth was flat.
Earth is geo-spherical in shape
The Quran mentions the actual shape of the earth in the following verse: “And we have made the earth egg shaped”. [Al-Quran 79:30]
The Arabic word Dahaha means egg shaped. It also means an expanse. Dahaha is derived from Duhiya which specifically refers to the egg of an ostrich which is geo-spherical in shape, exactly like the shape of the earth.
Thus the Quran and modern established science are in perfect harmony.
bluefete wrote:Humes: At 1:58 in the video "If everyone agreed it was self evident (that God exists), there would be no one denying it."
Now from the US Declaration of Independence - "We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness. ..."
So is it self-evident that all men are created equal?? Or was that written just for show?
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