proof that god exists..

shahril · October 2006

You can never rationally prove God exists/doesnt exist. When I see the world I see God's work. When others see the same thing, they see nature's work, society's work etc etc all independent of God.

Who's right?

If we all turn to specks of dust then Im wrong. If there is a Heaven and Hell, Im right.

We'll see we'll see...

Jackhammer · October 2006

shahril wrote:

You can never rationally prove God exists/doesnt exist. (...)

Actually, I remember something I read about Einstein. When he first came up with the relativity theory, he said it disprove God's existence, and that therefor his theory was wrong.

But then again, his theory proved to be correct

rrivers · October 2006

sponger wrote:

cows farts are destroying the ozone because there is an unnaturally oversized population of them as a result of man's love for hamburger and steaks.

According to a recent issue of time magazine, something happened during the evolutionary chain that gave us smaller jaws. These smaller jaws allowed for a larger cranium, which allowed for a larger brain.

http://www.time.com/time/magazine/article/0,9171,1541283,00.html

Thanks for the Time article, sponger. Very interesting read.

Ahnimus · October 2006

All biological waste releases methane and carbon dioxide into the atmosphere.

Other sources of greenhouse gases are volcanoes, methane pockets and the oil the earth naturally burns.

According to the EPA we would not be able to survive without the greenhouse effect. Our planet would be a frozen tundra. History does show ice age occurances to be inevitable. Unless there is some way we can moderate the natural release of greenhouse gases.

decides2dream · October 2006

a god, or gods, cannot be proven to exist, anymore than it/they can be disproven. it's a fool's game to try. so why not leave god(s) to the faithful...and not try and mesh science with religion?

PJPOWER · October 2006

Seriously, no one ever makes any ground in these arguments. Not seeing the point in it all......

Jackhammer · October 2006

Actually, the opposite happened. When Einstein made his statement, a lot of believers had a crisis, since relativity theory showed that the universe was not static, as in the religious (or christian) beliefs, the universe was a static creation of God.

Einstein was a believer, therefor, he said his theory was wrong.

The Vatican then stated that Einstein didn't disprove the exitence of God, and that relativity theory wasn't in contradiction with God and the holy texts.
(Also we have to replace that in its historical context)

In this case, it's religion which mixed up with science

decides2dream · October 2006

Jackhammer wrote:

Actually, the opposite happened. When Einstein made his statement, a lot of believers had a crisis, since relativity theory showed that the universe was not static, as in the religious (or christian) beliefs, the universe was a static creation of God.

Einstein was a believer, therefor, he said his theory was wrong.

The Vatican then stated that Einstein didn't disprove the exitence of God, and that relativity theory wasn't in contradiction with God and the holy texts.
(Also we have to replace that in its historical context)

In this case, it's religion which mixed up with science

"you got your chocolate in my peanut butter!"

"no, you got your peanut butter on my chocolate!"

and so it goes........

hope this crowd isn't too young and got my reference.

UKDave · October 2006

I'll sing myself to sleep
A song from the darkest hour
Secrets I can't keep
Inside of the day
Swing from high to deep
Extremes of sweet and sour
Hope that God exists
I hope I pray

Drawn by the undertow
My life is out of control
I believe this wave will bear my weight
So let it flow

Oh sit down
Sit down next to me
Sit down, down, down, down, down
In sympathy

Now I'm relieved to hear
That you've been to some far out places
It's hard to carry on
When you feel all alone
Now I've swung back down again
It's worse than it was before
If I hadn't seen such riches
I could live with being poor
Oh sit down
Sit down next to me
Sit down, down, down, down, down
In sympathy

Ahnimus · October 2006

Religion will probably always exist.

Even in the year 3000 when aliens coexist on earth.

Religion historically changes to reflect modern times.

Byrnzie · October 2006

Ahnimus wrote:

Religion will probably always exist.

Even in the year 3000 when aliens coexist on earth.

Do you know something we don't? If not, what drugs you been takin'?

I want some!

Jackhammer · October 2006

I'd give my left ball to see how the world would look like in 3000 years

dunkman · October 2006

Jackhammer wrote:

I'd give my left ball to see how the world would look like in 3000 years

where did you leave your ball?

5006 sounds fucking weird enough.... i dont even need to see it!!!

Jackhammer · October 2006

I'm right balled, so I don't need the left one, right?

catefrances · October 2006

Jackhammer wrote:

I'm right balled, so I don't need the left one, right?

what the..?

no man you need both balls. trust me on this.

dunkman · October 2006

catefrances wrote:

what the..?

no man you need both balls. trust me on this.

if your talking baby-making then nope... one is enough!!

chopitdown · October 2006

catefrances wrote:

what the..?

no man you need both balls. trust me on this.

2 words...Lance Armstrong

catefrances · October 2006

sorry guys, this is just my personal opinion. i want both balls.

catefrances · October 2006

and lance armstrong? come on. the man shaves his legs and rides a bike for a living. :rolleyes:

Jackhammer · October 2006

you want both my balls?!?

proof that god exists..

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