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A much more polite response to the God of the Gaps argument than mine
[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a5dSyT50Cs8]Neil DeGrasse Tyson Destroys Bill O'Reilly - YouTube[/ame]
Let's cut to the chase, Do YOU believe in God?
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A much more polite response to the God of the Gaps argument than mine
[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a5dSyT50Cs8]Neil DeGrasse Tyson Destroys Bill O'Reilly - YouTube[/ame]
I believe in God. I believe that all who oppose the Christian faith (Any Christ-believing faith; so Catholics, protestants, etc are cool; Mormons and Jehovahs are iffy though) are to be burned in hell. I don't believe that Christians should be so "neutral" and weak as presented in the mainstream media. I believe that Christians should utterly destroy, smash and burn down the churches and people of all those whom oppose this faith as explained in (Deuteronomy 12:2+) and many other places. I could sit here for a while going on, but I'll leave it at that.
Lets see.
God a physical being as such described by the religious views around the world. Fuck no.
I do believe that there is some type of positive and negative energy. The more negative or positive you are the more negative or positive your energy is and I believe that energy is detectable by others. Not sure exactly how this works but I suspect that it also has to do with the people you hang around with.
I also believe that humans have telepathic abilities, but we simply haven't discovered how to use it yet. But if you've ever had a really bad feeling about something to learn that something serious happened to someone you know or you go to pickup the phone and the person you wanted to call is already on the line you get what I mean.
It's not far fetched to believe that souls / spirits exist.
I believe evolution is obvious and the reason we're here. How it all started, well science I think is a better explanation than theories.
I'd like to remind everyone that religious books were written by humans in a time when there was no enforcement agencies so it would make sense that these books were simply a way to control the violence/crime among the population and inspire hope. The stories could be real, but then again they could be completely false. Those that are based on a real story are probably much like hollywood movies exaggerated and no where near the real deal.
The shit people do in the name of religion / god / whatever is fucking ridiculous. The 'church' asks for donations from people that barely have enough to feed their own family but yet the Vatican is sitting pretty investing money in "Beretta" and other corporations around the worlds seems selfish and way to corporate like.
If you are confident in who you are, live by half decent ethics and know right from wrong, you don't need the church to tell you in the name of god what you should and should not do.
Just my 2 cents.
God a physical being as such described by the religious views around the world. Fuck no.
I do believe that there is some type of positive and negative energy. The more negative or positive you are the more negative or positive your energy is and I believe that energy is detectable by others. Not sure exactly how this works but I suspect that it also has to do with the people you hang around with.
I also believe that humans have telepathic abilities, but we simply haven't discovered how to use it yet. But if you've ever had a really bad feeling about something to learn that something serious happened to someone you know or you go to pickup the phone and the person you wanted to call is already on the line you get what I mean.
It's not far fetched to believe that souls / spirits exist.
I believe evolution is obvious and the reason we're here. How it all started, well science I think is a better explanation than theories.
I'd like to remind everyone that religious books were written by humans in a time when there was no enforcement agencies so it would make sense that these books were simply a way to control the violence/crime among the population and inspire hope. The stories could be real, but then again they could be completely false. Those that are based on a real story are probably much like hollywood movies exaggerated and no where near the real deal.
The shit people do in the name of religion / god / whatever is fucking ridiculous. The 'church' asks for donations from people that barely have enough to feed their own family but yet the Vatican is sitting pretty investing money in "Beretta" and other corporations around the worlds seems selfish and way to corporate like.
If you are confident in who you are, live by half decent ethics and know right from wrong, you don't need the church to tell you in the name of god what you should and should not do.
Just my 2 cents.
When shit goes down hill,
why do people go "OH MY GOD"
and when shit is going down hill,
Why do people blame "God wanted it this way "
I do believe in a energy source which is god.
why do people go "OH MY GOD"
and when shit is going down hill,
Why do people blame "God wanted it this way "
I do believe in a energy source which is god.
How can you NOT love someone who created the entire world in like 6 days? (or was it 7?)
Or someone who's so powerful, that when us mere humans built a really big tower and started getting close, he just flicked his wrist, and voila! We now have multiple languages in the world!
Or someone who's so powerful, that he got angry at us humans sinning, so grabbed some 40yo guy, told him to grab a boat plus two of every species, then with another flick of the wrist, flooded the entire world.
Or how his son's mom was a virgin when she gave birth. God mustn't have had very good sperm or something -- not sure.
Or how someone lives in a big fishes mouth for 30 days, and 30 nights. (can't remember who or why, but it happened!)
Or how he's so merciful, he gave a peasant without food some magic beans, allowing that peasant to grow a massive natural ladder, allowing him to pluck all the fruit and gold he desired.
Ok, the last one was just Jack & the Beanstalk, but what the fuck, they all sound the same.
Or someone who's so powerful, that when us mere humans built a really big tower and started getting close, he just flicked his wrist, and voila! We now have multiple languages in the world!
Or someone who's so powerful, that he got angry at us humans sinning, so grabbed some 40yo guy, told him to grab a boat plus two of every species, then with another flick of the wrist, flooded the entire world.
Or how his son's mom was a virgin when she gave birth. God mustn't have had very good sperm or something -- not sure.
Or how someone lives in a big fishes mouth for 30 days, and 30 nights. (can't remember who or why, but it happened!)
Or how he's so merciful, he gave a peasant without food some magic beans, allowing that peasant to grow a massive natural ladder, allowing him to pluck all the fruit and gold he desired.
Ok, the last one was just Jack & the Beanstalk, but what the fuck, they all sound the same.
"A woman must not wear men’s clothing, nor a man wear women’s clothing, for the Lord your God detests anyone who does this." - Deuteronomy 22:5
Sorry BlokBlok.
if I was Jon I would submit your IP to the FBI right away so they can put you on their watchlist, cuz honestly if you truly think that way you need to be jailed asap.
I personally do. I'm not here to persuade you one way or the other, but I do find it funny how some people are so set on proving something they "don't believe in" wrong.
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Ahhh, an attempt to jail the freedom of thought and speech. I agree with jailing people who oppose a "popular belief", unfortunately it's just working against me in this day and age. But ((Mark 13:13: ""You will be hated by all because of My name, but the one who endures to the end, he will be saved.)); so it's to be expected for me to be hated. .........and I can assure you, I'm already on a watch list.
You have to insult me to get your point across? At least spell my name correctly next time, dickhead.
It's a shame the wisdom of Jesus had to be inserted into the same book containing the barbaric, primitive ignorance of the authors of Deuteronomy. The people and teachings are completely different.