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From: vexen |
Date: May 29th, 2003 05:57 am (UTC) |
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From: somasonic |
Date: July 6th, 2003 06:17 pm (UTC) |
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goooooood.
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first off, i'm pretty sure scientists know that the universe is finite. i've heard it's probably in the shape of a torus, which if i'm not mistaken resembles a donut. maybe some sort of grander version of a gingerbread house, 'eh?
so now on to the refutations.
What this is saying is: If God created the universe, then God existed before the universe did. Why did God create the universe at the time He did? Why not earlier, or later?
i don't really believe 'why' is a valid refutation of anything. 'why is there gravity?' i really don't know anything about physics or superstring theory or relativity, so i can't tell you why. is it therefore incorrect? doubtful. gravity exists, i just don't know why. perhaps god created the universe at some moment, but not at another, and we're just ignorant of the reason.
the things that were 'going on' before the universe seem to mainly be the existence of god, which exists outside of the universe and time, so 'before' isnt really a good description. i guess that kind of might solve that problem.
If it is valid to say "everything has a cause except God", it is more likely that everything has a cause except the Universe.
god, by definition, is a supernatural force. the universe and time etc, contrariwise, are natural forces.
god, in being a supernatural force, exists outside the natural laws of cause and effect. there is no reason to say he had to be created. the universe, on the other hand, exists within these laws, so it follows that it must have been created.
logically impossible
god exists outsiiiide of that. that's a good catch-all. if i had more time i might be able to refute more point-by-point, but i've got hanging out to do.
and also
so, just for self-protection, i'll tell you i'm ridiculously agnostic, and amazingly atheist. i've done a lot of christian reading (c.s. lewis is great, i promise you), and the smarter theologists can argue their way out of pretty tight spots. it's the local morons that get the religion in trouble with bad arguments. i found your site when looking up information on the fake (for lack of a better word) christianity in the UK in order to refute an editorial in the newspaper.
so, good work, i just like to keep everyone on their toes.
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| From: (Anonymous) |
Date: May 22nd, 2005 08:26 am (UTC) |
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Fortunately this definition has been provided for us. The human race has in its possession 66 different books, written by over 40 authors, assembled over thousands of years, and proven integrated by in-depth study and solid historical evidence. These writings contain prophecies, parables, love stories, advice, songs, information on the dangers we will face, and instructions on how to proceed.
Ladies and Gentlemen I present to you.
The Holy Bible
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| From: (Anonymous) |
Date: May 3rd, 2004 08:47 am (UTC) |
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DOES GOD REALLY EXIST ? DO WE UNDERSTAND IT ALL?
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So far the Big Bang has been but only versions of scientific theories that tend to logically indicate the sequence of events. Whatever caused it, whatever the the complexities, it is highly unprobable that we can prove or Truly Understand exactly about the Big Bang and the subsequent creation of the Universe, Space, Time, Planes of Existence, and Dimensions.
Whether God exists is a philosophical and theological theory. God exists only in our educated beliefs, and therefore God is Everything and Almighty. If we cannot Truly Understand the 5 W’s of God, ie Who he is, What is his purpose , Why does he exist, Where he’s from, and When he existed, then as sure as God is everything, God is also nothing! Which is a very fair conclusion. For millenniums, human beings have pursued the various religious paths, all in search of guidance and spirtual salvation that they believed in. Spent enormous amount of energy on building places of worships, died in many conflicts, and travelled the waters to teach something that was never truly understood! The Mass thus preach, the Mass thus Follow …have lived and have died, ad-nauseam….. but What have we learnt? : ateo 3/5/2004
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| From: (Anonymous) |
Date: December 1st, 2004 07:08 pm (UTC) |
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I believe in god. I belever that he deeply loves me. No matter how much i read statements why people dont believe in god i'm not convinced. Think about this: the complexity of your body, think about the earth and its position around the sun, if we were any farther away we would freeze.If we were any closer we would burn.Dont you think god knew this before he creted us? God knows at this exact minute what you are thinking.There is proof that he exsist people have seen jesus perform miracles. He has healed the blind, cured the deaf, and has risen from the dead.Now tell me, can you do that? God created us for his pleasure, we please him. Belive me, one day you will see the glory of the Lord because he is comming back im hust warning you and the bible says trhat every knee shall bow and every tongue confess that jesus christ is lord. If you dont you will be sent to the firy pitts of hell, and then nothing will be able to save you. Hell is worse than anything you can imagine it to be, it is total darkness and pain, and the worse thing you try to compare it with youre not even close. But on the other hand heaven is complete serenity.Can you imagine living forever in total happiness with god for eternity? well it can happen all you have to do is ask jesus for forgiveness from your sin and accept him in your heart. he will hear you and he will be with you. Jesus deeply loves, he says that anything you ask him for wiill be provided if you ask him out of faith. So, to conclude dont be of the world accept jesus into your life at this moment and admit your love to him.
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| From: (Anonymous) |
Date: January 12th, 2005 09:35 am (UTC) |
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causual relationships flaw
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You have made a mistake in your reasoning for ruling out God as the first cause. In THIS universe, every event must have a cause. We see this in every day life. The creation of OUR universe was an event. I'm sure the recent theories are for the most part correct about the Big Bang and the expanding universe. However, all of these things began at a single point in time, which time is also is a part of THIS universe. So, if an event must have a cause in this universe, and the creation of this universe was an event, then something which exists outside this universe and existed prior to it, caused its creation. You can call this existence whatever you want. I call it God. Remember, the rules for cause and effect exist for THIS universe and cannot be applied to anything outside of it. Whether or not God waited to created this universe is irrelevant as time is a function of OUR universe and we cannot logically speculate on the conditions that exist outside OUR universe. In addition, your data on the fate of the universe is inaccurate. It is commonly accepted that the critical density for the "big crunch" does not exist in the universe despite the talk of dark matter and other strange and unobservable things, and that the universe will continue to expand forever. It will, at some point, reach absolute zero and all movement will cease. At this point disorder (entropy) will have reached its maximum point. This proves that there is no cycle of universes and this is the only one, or at least the only one that matters to us, and all living things will surely die. How can a universe be infinite if it will someday die? Only what existed prior to THIS universe is infinite. I pray that he will save us all.
By the way, I am not that go to church every Sunday guy. Most of those people are hypocrites and have no respect for science. It's those ignorant people that make those of us who can think logically, but still have faith, look like idiots.
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| From: (Anonymous) |
Date: February 26th, 2005 04:13 am (UTC) |
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As I posted in another forum on the same topics:
God is just a title. A title for the one who created everything. Do I think there is a God? I really cannot answer. Does God have to be a being? If so, then no, I don't believe there is a God. But if God can be a moment, such as the moment total singularity imploded to create the universe we are in now, then yes. I would believe God is that moment. Because God and the Moment would be considered the same.
And from the Bibles view, what exactly did this "God" create? As much as people today believe in our supposed "God", other civilizations believed in their own Gods. The ancient Egyptians believed in many Gods, but we know today none of that is true. What makes us believe ours is true?
Why are we today so determined to think there is a God? Did he really create a Heavan and a Hell. Where though? Maybe the original writers assumed the stars above them were the Heavans, and the molten rock that shot out of the Earth and brewed below them was Hell. I mean, they did think the Earth was flat for Christ's sake, oops, I mean for the "creator's" sake. And as much as we laugh at ancient beliefs now, maybe the future is laughing at ours.
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| From: (Anonymous) |
Date: April 8th, 2005 07:38 am (UTC) |
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don
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I am not out to prove God to you because no matter what i saw you have a mental set, or a philosophy that excludes a God so no argument of mine will change your mind. though i would like to ask you some qustions and Conterdictions i have found in your frist aguerment, and later changle you on the other. my frist arumgent
Well, the mere existence of God, or of any other object, could not causally explain why the universe came into existence. It must be something about God which does the explaining, such as his willing the universe to exist. But has he, for all time willed the universe to exist? Why then, did it not come into existence sooner?
the problem with your agurment and if your aguring with a theist, who beleives in a God outside of spaces time, is in your augment you resticed him to a timeline, my frist qustion to you is why dose God need a timeline? you seem to have comcpet that time lived with God but the theist says that God is outside of time. time exicest after God, willed it in. time and space are on the same side of the coin they must exicst at the same time, with out space thier can be no time and without time thier can be no space, but you dont need time and space for a God outside, both of them. creation of time donst need to be created before he caused somthing in to being. creation of time can be at that which is created at that moment of time and spaces together at once? the problem with human mind is it comformed buy space and time this whoever dose not mean that time has to always bein or that God is resticed time it means that are concpet of how we think is, not that God is. the bible speaks of things before in a (time sensen)so we can have some kind of understanding of things, outside of space and time. not that time was equal to God.
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From: vexen |
Date: April 24th, 2005 08:39 pm (UTC) |
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Re: ThEiR Is A GoD
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Your English is seriously shit, most the time I just ignore the butchering of the language that occurs on the Internet, but you're really taking the piss.
"Their" is a God?? How old are you? You're either as immature as you sound, or you completely failed school and are thick as shit.
"THERE is a God".
Also, "your gothic" makes no sense either. If you meant "You're" as in short for "You are", then why not spell it properly?
If you're going to try and communicate, if you want to say something, then it's worth at least checking that you're not just farting all over the screen. Take a little time, your blatant disregard for polite communication is evident; if you're message is so worthless that it doesn't matter how you write, then why even bother speaking?
Gothic is an adjective, not a noun. A "goth" is a person who is gothic. An item can be described as gothic, as is architecture. "Since your gothic and I'm not" should have read "Since you're a goth and I'm not".
Have you tried to cram *every* schoolboy error into one paragraph or something?? Now, after mangling your message and mentioning goth, you completely fail to actaully finish the first sentance and say WHY you even mentioned it! Goth is a sense of fashion and music. What on Earth has the fact that you're not a goth got to do with the theology that you try to debate in?
As for you "argument"... all you're doing is making assertions. You can say "there is a god, there is a Satan", as much as you want. Assertion. Great. Millions of people believe in millions of gods of every kind, every random believer could say "There is a Buddha, there is an Amittibha Buddha, there is a Boddhivista Tree...". But without some FACTS or ARGUMENT to back it up, what's the point?
You say: "Satan knows that there is a God, he admitted that there is a God"
Now, this is a Christian belief, isn't it, silly Christian. I'm not a Christian. If I was a Christian, I would not worship Satan. As it happens, I am a Satanist, a completely different religion to Christianity with completely differeht beliefs. There is no "god" and "satan" in Satanism, neither "god" nor "satan" have personalities or voices, neither can speak. Neither, really, exist.
Get a fucking clue.
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