*I'm* a bigot? Because I'm intolerant of the those who are intolerant?
Get a fvcking clue. If you want to see a bigot, just look in that mirror. You'll see one staring back at you.
CADsortaGUY
Lifer
Well, I would have PMed it but certain people rather see it on the board... people like you. (This will be my last post on this subject matter, crap on Csg, it's the new fad with you).
CADsortaGUY
Lifer
Hahaha - you just had to try the same BS here in this thread
Shall I post the PMs so we can all see what you consider "crapping"?Hmm... Yes, I suggest you put down that shovel and climb out of the hole you thought would be a good idea to dig.(a good start would be to hold yourself to your last post[and PM] promise)
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Anyway - I voted #1
Read my sig.
CsG
I didn't get too much past where I was told that later I'd be told how to purchase more material. Have you a cliff notes version. Thanks
I could never get off on a God who would make a world intentionally imperfect so that millions of children suffer.
Sorry.
I think there is some higher authority. Whats its purpose? I would assume for satisfying its own ego and giving it the ability to watch Fox 5's "When Humans Do Stupid Things v 2" 24/7 365. Now for an afterlife, the only people that know that 100% are dead, so whats the rush in finding out the truth there? If there's an afterlife than yippie if not than I enjoyed my stay on earth.
I'd have to say that I'm a soft Atheist. When pressed, I have to admit to a rational amount of doubt regarding the whole matter.
However, I assume that there is no god.
However, I assume that there is no god.
We can perceive leptons; after all, the electron is such a particle. Our evidence for quarks is more indirect, though, as we cannot separate them from each other. The attraction of the strong force increases with distance, instead of decreasing like the electromagnetic and gravitational forces do. Accelerator experiments indirectly show the existence of point particles inside protons and they continually verify predictions based on quarks to incredible degrees of precision, so they're our best working model by far.
Random != not IntelligentDesign
There are a lot of options between randomness and intelligent design.
It's because you are a good person and can feel god somewhere within. Fish too are in search of a mysitcal truth called water.
That is exactly what I find remarkable about all of the so-called athiests. How are they proving the inexistence of a higher power?
Where to start...
First of all, how does one define perfection? Does perfection even exist? Is there an ideal? How can something be perfect? To be perfect, something would have to be everything and nothing all at once.
Let's say we were able to define perfection. Is that what you would give your children? Why? What good does perfection do anyone? If everything is perfect, everything is identical. Identical is boring. In perfection, everything is already known. If everything is known, there can be no growth. Without growth what's the point?
My brain hurts.
Originally posted by: Excelsior
That is exactly what I find remarkable about all of the so-called athiests. How are they proving the inexistence of a higher power?
The burden of proof is upon the believers. Proving negatives makes baby jesus cry....
Originally posted by: Dedpuhl
Originally posted by: Excelsior
That is exactly what I find remarkable about all of the so-called athiests. How are they proving the inexistence of a higher power?
The burden of proof is upon the believers. Proving negatives makes baby jesus cry....
Uhh..Athiests are believers too..believers in the inexistence of a higher power. Agnostics don't believe one way or the other because there isn't proof. Get it now?
Well you could always post to the poor souls on Anandtech who don't know that everything is perfect.
My faith and my knowledge of science (I am studying in a scientific field) have nothing to do with each other. They both peacefully co-exist.
Originally posted by: Rainsford
See, THIS is why I avoid religious discussions.
Besides, I'm a militant agnostic. I don't know and you don't know either.
If you would ask for forgiveness and begin to pray, you would see that we DO know. We have all sinned and fell short of the glory of God, but Jesus gives us a path to be saved. You CAN know 100% that you are saved. If all of you that don't believe would just trust God's word, you would see, there is a God.
cKGunslinger
Lifer
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I doubt it.[/quote]You already have. Why else would you have attacked my opinion for no reason?Originally posted by: conjur
But they already have.Originally posted by: cKGunslinger
Trust me, no one is going to read that quip of yours and begin to question thier beliefs.
You first.[/quote]
Umm.. I'm not the one arguing anything here. This was a thread about how much faith people had. You chose to jump in and begin talking about imaginary things in outer space, which has nothing to do with the vast majority of religions. I suppose if someone had professed to believe in such a thing, then your comment would have had some merit, but as it stands, you simply posted some irrelevant opinion that did nothing to futher (meaningful) discourse. I bet they have a name for people who do that...
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