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FiveB247x wrote:How's this for a start... where can the Bible, god or Genesis describe in the 7 days how the universe was created. This is actual proof of the Big Bang in action and the universe in its growth. This is actual fact, not a story written by humans or passed along by humans. Care to explain?
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20100105/ap_on_sc/us_sci_hubble_photo
Also, we've proved the earth is an estimated 5 billion yrs old. This does not match what religion says. But if you would like to talk about one specific issue, how about the dinosaurs? It's the easiest and most blatantly red hering which has zero place in religion, the bible, god or genesis. Do you deny the existence of dinosaurs as a practicing Christian?? And if you do/don't, please give us your specific rational for the existence (or not) of dinosaurs and all the fossils we have from them.cornnifer wrote:1,000,001? Thats pretty impressive indeed. It should be very simple then to post one. i don't mind which scientific discipline you choose from. i'm still interested in hearing a "scientific fact that disproves God".
You mentioned the fossil record, for example. Is this the same fossil record that Charles Darwin himself said, if his theory on human origin was correct, would produce thousands of transitional species yet, to date hasn't really produced any? The same fossil record that evolutionary paleontologists once used Archaeopteryx as the capstone to prove a Darwinian origin, until fossils of ACTUAL birds that PREDATED Archaeopteryx forced them to reassess? Is it the same fossil record darwinian paleontologists had all mapped out until last year's discovery of Ardipithicus Ramidus once again has them scratching their collective head. "well... um... we... uh... FUCK!"
i believe you also alluded to archeology, astronomy, and cosmology. Again, i'm not being condescending and i don't care which of your "million and one facts" you choose from whichever scientific discipline you choose. i'm just interested in one.
i didn't even mention Christianity or the Blble, though i am of Christian faith. i asked foe one of your "million and one scientific facts" that disprove God or a theistic worldview. You can't give me one, Bro. There aren't any. Perhaps i unintentionally baited you a little bit and for THAT i apologize. Carry on with the red herrings."When all your friends and sedatives mean well but make it worse... better find yourself a place to level out."0 -
Listen, neither of us are going to say the other is correct, but I can atleast be honest about my viewpoint. I will never say we know 100% we know for a fact, but this is something religion seems to ignore. Apparently it's ok to just blindly accept something because you feel it and want it to be so. I consider myself a rational and logical person and base my believes on proof, justification and fact. You can sit here and claim language as a scapegoat, but in the end, you accept and acknowledge talking snakes, rising from the dead, woman from a rib, and all the other absurdities religion offers. And in the end, you have to defy logic, rational and fact to accept these things. To some that's a good thing called hope, to me it's idiocy. Just as I don't believe in zombies, pink unicorns or the tooth fairy, I don't believe in a god.cornnifer wrote:Wow, now at the risk of sounding condescending, which i'm still not being, you're an amateur. First off, the Hebrew translation for the word day can mean several things. One of which is not a 24 hour day as we know it but a much longer, extended period of time. So 7 "days" doesn't solidly imply 7 24 hour time periods. The Big bang, if you examine it carefully points more to a creation event than it does away from one. But all that is beside the point.
i didn't even mention Christianity or the Blble, though i am of Christian faith. i asked foe one of your "million and one scientific facts" that disprove God or a theistic worldview. You can't give me one, Bro. There aren't any. Perhaps i unintentionally baited you a little bit and for THAT i apologize. Carry on with the red herrings.CONservative governMENt
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FiveB247x wrote:Listen, neither of us are going to say the other is correct, but I can atleast be honest about my viewpoint. I will never say we know 100% we know for a fact, but this is something religion seems to ignore. Apparently it's ok to just blindly accept something because you feel it and want it to be so. I consider myself a rational and logical person and base my believes on proof, justification and fact. You can sit here and claim language as a scapegoat, but in the end, you accept and acknowledge talking snakes, rising from the dead, woman from a rib, and all the other absurdities religion offers. And in the end, you have to defy logic, rational and fact to accept these things. To some that's a good thing called hope, to me it's idiocy. Just as I don't believe in zombies, pink unicorns or the tooth fairy, I don't believe in a god.cornnifer wrote:Wow, now at the risk of sounding condescending, which i'm still not being, you're an amateur. First off, the Hebrew translation for the word day can mean several things. One of which is not a 24 hour day as we know it but a much longer, extended period of time. So 7 "days" doesn't solidly imply 7 24 hour time periods. The Big bang, if you examine it carefully points more to a creation event than it does away from one. But all that is beside the point.
i didn't even mention Christianity or the Blble, though i am of Christian faith. i asked foe one of your "million and one scientific facts" that disprove God or a theistic worldview. You can't give me one, Bro. There aren't any. Perhaps i unintentionally baited you a little bit and for THAT i apologize. Carry on with the red herrings."When all your friends and sedatives mean well but make it worse... better find yourself a place to level out."0 -
FiveB247x wrote:L Just as I don't believe in zombies, pink unicorns or the tooth fairy, I don't believe in a god.
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cornnifer wrote:FiveB247x wrote:L Just as I don't believe in zombies, pink unicorns or the tooth fairy, I don't believe in a god.
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Because to them (me), the story of God and Jesus and the resurrection/etc is just as fictitious.Bright eyed kid: "Wow Typo Man, you're the best!"
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Concession has nothing to do with it. I can be honest about my belief system and say albeit it's not 100%, it's certainly a work in progress through history, discovery, science and similar. What can you really say about proving god or religion other than saying "it just is because it is and I believe it"? That's no different an answer than you defending why your favorite color is what it is. That's not a work in progress, not based on fact or anything legitimate other than a persons specific wanting it to be true. And in the end that is the difference between me and most religious people, I accept my uncertainly or unproven aspect, but religious people are brazen, devout and deal in absolutes which is not practical to say the least.cornnifer wrote:FiveB247x wrote:L Just as I don't believe in zombies, pink unicorns or the tooth fairy, I don't believe in a god.
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BinFrog wrote:cornnifer wrote:Because to them (me), the story of God and Jesus and the resurrection/etc is just as fictitious.
yeah I told another guy in a PM that he needed to try to understand my point of view that arguing about god was kind of like arguing about blue monkeys living on the moon....equally absurdRemember the Thomas Nine !! (10/02/2018)
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Gern Blansten wrote:BinFrog wrote:cornnifer wrote:Because to them (me), the story of God and Jesus and the resurrection/etc is just as fictitious.
yeah I told another guy in a PM that he needed to try to understand my point of view that arguing about god was kind of like arguing about blue monkeys living on the moon....equally absurd
Yeah. You got me. A real think tank you two are.
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You're very quick to jump at details and facts, yet don't add anything to actually prove your side... so please go ahead and provide fact and detail about the existence of god. Oh that's right, you can't in the least bit.. zero percent...
Just in terms of imaginary characters, I always prefered Snuphalupagus, but that's just me...cornnifer wrote:Yeah. You got me. A real think tank you two are.
:roll:CONservative governMENt
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cornnifer wrote:Yeah. You got me. A real think tank you two are.
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I actually think I have contributed quite a lot to this thread. I am not trying to bait anyone and I am not hurling insults at anyone. I believe in what I believe and am just trying to convey "the other side". When someone says to me "Jesus is the only way", my response is "How do you know", and when they continue saying he is the only one, apparently, who claims a direct link to God my response is: So?
We're debating. It has been civil so far. Don't insult my intelligence just because you don't agree with me.Bright eyed kid: "Wow Typo Man, you're the best!"
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FiveB247x wrote:You're very quick to jump at details and facts, yet don't add anything to actually prove your side... so please go ahead and provide fact and detail about the existence of god. Oh that's right, you can't in the least bit.. zero percent...
Just in terms of imaginary characters, I always prefered Snuphalupagus, but that's just me...cornnifer wrote:Yeah. You got me. A real think tank you two are.
:roll:"When all your friends and sedatives mean well but make it worse... better find yourself a place to level out."0 -
I can't produce any? Religion is pretty much in direct polar opposite of science. Do you not believe in basic sciences? You're very non-chalant about discrediting basic details and facts, yet go ahead and please explain the origins of man or Jesus - these things are not rational, factual nor logical. Next time you speak to a snake or create a spouse from one of your own parts, then please do take those very same wagging fingers you use towards everyone and aim them at yourself. Simply saying, I can recant or debate parts of your philosophy, doesn't equate to you being correct, in fact, you add nothing but "I believe it cause it's how I like it to be".cornnifer wrote:As i recall, Einstein, you're the one who claimed to have access to a "million and one scientific facts" that prove God does not exist. Yet you can't produce any. i didn't make that claim.CONservative governMENt
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FiveB247x wrote:I can't produce any? Religion is pretty much in direct polar opposite of science. Do you not believe in basic sciences? You're very non-chalant about discrediting basic details and facts, yet go ahead and please explain the origins of man or Jesus - these things are not rational, factual nor logical. Next time you speak to a snake or create a spouse from one of your own parts, then please do take those very same wagging fingers you use towards everyone and aim them at yourself. Simply saying, I can recant or debate parts of your philosophy, doesn't equate to you being correct, in fact, you add nothing but "I believe it cause it's how I like it to be".cornnifer wrote:As i recall, Einstein, you're the one who claimed to have access to a "million and one scientific facts" that prove God does not exist. Yet you can't produce any. i didn't make that claim.
As far as your ignorance based quip about my disbelief in basic science, where the heck does that come from? When did i say i didn't believe in basic science? Of course i believe and accept scientific truths. My only comment was that no science, be it basic or highly advanced proves God does not exist. None of it. i've "wagged no fingers" here. Get over it and stop putting words in my metaphorical mouth."When all your friends and sedatives mean well but make it worse... better find yourself a place to level out."0 -
FiveB247x wrote:I can't produce any? Religion is pretty much in direct polar opposite of science.
Furthermore, i'm assuming, please correct me if i'm wrong, that by "religion" you mean theistic faith (which is a huge mistake in its own right. The two are not interchangeable concepts), and this statement of yours clearly manifests an ignorance of science AND faith. It simply isn't true."When all your friends and sedatives mean well but make it worse... better find yourself a place to level out."0 -
Here is my opinion: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4kF04khCSyEEverything not forbidden is compulsory and eveything not compulsory is forbidden. You are free... free to do what the government says you can do.0
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cornnifer wrote:keeponrockin wrote:The burden of proof falls on the one making a claim.
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Like the CLAIM that God does not exist? Or the CLAIM that science has all but proven that God does not exist? Don't come at me with this "burden of proof" nonsense. Its pure bullshit. A huge steaming pile.Believe me, when I was growin up, I thought the worst thing you could turn out to be was normal, So I say freaks in the most complementary way. Here's a song by a fellow freak - E.V0 -
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MeSSwKffj9o
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pkRYaMiP4K8
It does not get any better.Believe me, when I was growin up, I thought the worst thing you could turn out to be was normal, So I say freaks in the most complementary way. Here's a song by a fellow freak - E.V0 -
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he still stands wrote:Here is my opinion: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4kF04khCSyE
Funny stuff!
i'm not familiar with that guy but he made me laugh. Good show."When all your friends and sedatives mean well but make it worse... better find yourself a place to level out."0
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