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scientific reasons for believing in god?

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Original post by Ishea16
I don't play games
believing is a choice
you can believe in anything

look at the sky, doesnt that make you think
that maybe you should be feeling the presence of God
instead of wanting to see him with your eyes


So -

1 : If I tell you I believe in Santa Claus, vampires, werewolves, and the old favourite, the flying spaghetti monster, you're seriously telling me that is acceptable?

And no. Looking at the sky does not make me think I should be feeling the presence of God.
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Original post by pvaz6965
That is pure unadulterated crap usually termed delusion.

or
maybe i see the world different to you
i can say the same about you not believing in God lol
but i respect your views
maybe you should respect mine?:h:
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Original post by Ishea16
or
maybe i see the world different to you
i can say the same about you not believing in God lol
but i respect your views
maybe you should respect mine?:h:


why are u writing like a poem
Original post by Ishea16
I don't play games
believing is a choice
you can believe in anything

look at the sky, doesnt that make you think
that maybe you should be feeling the presence of God
instead of wanting to see him with your eyes


Yes it does seem that you can "believe in anything"....

Please explain the sky comment...I'm quite lost
Original post by mangala
why are u writing like a poem


because i want to:h:

was that your counter argument btw?
Original post by Ishea16
or
maybe i see the world different to you
i can say the same about you not believing in God lol
but i respect your views
maybe you should respect mine?:h:

That is not what I disagreed with. And I never said I didn't believe in God. You need to be careful with language and assumptions.
Original post by mangala
why are u writing like a poem


I suspect because it adds a "Godlike" quality to the writing. Therefore adding more weight to the psuedo-logical argument.
Original post by leavingthecity
Yes it does seem that you can "believe in anything"....

Please explain the sky comment...I'm quite lost


does it? why do you say that lol?


my point, its not something to explain
you're trying too hard
Original post by frankieboy
I suspect because it adds a "Godlike" quality to the writing. Therefore adding more weight to the psuedo-logical argument.


I wrote it
so I know its purpose
and its not whatever you wrote lol
Original post by pvaz6965
That is not what I disagreed with. And I never said I didn't believe in God. You need to be careful with language and assumptions.


or maybe you should stop calling other peoples beliefs
"pure unadulterated crap usually termed delusion"
Original post by Ishea16

look at the sky, doesnt that make you think
that maybe you should be feeling the presence of God
instead of wanting to see him with your eyes


What does make me feel the presence of God is when I look at the pestilence, oppression, and sheer waste of the human race. Countries fighting each other with weapons. Children starving and dying agonising deaths from appalling diseases every second. People being born in pain with disfigured limbs. Tornados ripping apart whole communities.

Oh sorry, I forgot. That's man's fault. Not God's. That's because of free will and original sin, right?
Original post by frankieboy
In my experience it's useless arguing.

These cults have thousands of years of the cleverest minds working out pseudo logical smokescreens for even the most difficult and logical of arguments against them. They, in effect, have it all wrapped up.

There is no logical or scientific argument that you can present to the contrary of these cults which they cannot refute with one platitude or another. They have better defence than Floyd Mayweather.


But if the argument goes quiet because we finally think to ourselves "ahhhh forgetttitttt" then can you imagine the potential for these ideas to propagate?

I guess it just needs to be done in the right way using the right platform.

As long as I'm hearing people reciting verses that describe heaven for a woman as being under the feet of her husband....I have a lot of energy to challenge religion whenever and wherever I can.
Original post by Ishea16
or maybe you should stop calling other peoples beliefs
"pure unadulterated crap usually termed delusion"


So once again.

If I tell you I believe in Santa Claus, what's your response?
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Original post by mangala
yeah but "experiences" have no scientific merit or way of proving their validity. i've prayed and nothing has happened, if god wanted me to believe in him why isn't he showing me he exists?


Because he's very busy today.
Original post by frankieboy
What does make me feel the presence of God is when I look at the pestilence, oppression, and sheer waste of the human race. Countries fighting each other with weapons. Children starving and dying agonising deaths from appalling diseases every second. People being born in pain with disfigured limbs. Tornados ripping apart whole communities.

Oh sorry, I forgot. That's man's fault. Not God's. That's because of free will and original sin, right?


mans fault yes
original sin no

oh well good try:h:
Original post by leavingthecity
But if the argument goes quiet because we finally think to ourselves "ahhhh forgetttitttt" then can you imagine the potential for these ideas to propagate?


Yeah actually that's a fair point. Perhaps we have a responsibility to continue to try and dispel this disgusting archaic superstitious brainwashing, even though it seems futile.
Original post by frankieboy
So once again.

If I tell you I believe in Santa Claus, what's your response?


my response,
good for you:h:
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Original post by frankieboy
So once again.

If I tell you I believe in Santa Claus, what's your response?


Off topic but good avatar. I have a pic of Arthur Daley on the wall in my office. Class.
Original post by Ishea16
mans fault yes
original sin no

oh well good try:h:


Tornados and disease are man's fault?

Also, what about the Santa Claus thing?
Original post by Howard
Off topic but good avatar. I have a pic of Arthur Daley on the wall in my office. Class.


My word is my bond :wink:

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