Why would God not reveal Himself to us, to make others believe? Why did God only become known at the time it came about? Is it because it was an idea? You cannot disprove him because there is nothing there to prove to disprove. |
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Please, if you can, tell me how we are able to disprove God's existence. |
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"There are people who say there is no God, but what makes me really angry is that they quote me for support of such views." ~Albert Einstein
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Why would God not reveal Himself to us, to make others believe? Why did God only become known at the time it came about? Is it because it was an idea? You cannot disprove him because there is nothing there to prove to disprove. |
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Last edited by BeautifulDreamer; 07-09-2007 at 09:50 PM.
and my other question? |
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The 'cavemen' had no proof on the matter, they assumed. Science doesn't assume, it proves. |
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based on what? |
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I know that God exists because I have seen bananas. |
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How do you know you are not dreaming right now?
Good luck guys, your gonna be here for a while. *sarcasm strikes back!* |
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I'm only staying here because it... arouses me. |
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We can't prove or disprove any such thing. Any claims made, either by atheists, deists or theists are based on speculation, faith, or some other human-made concept. When an atheist says "the idea that an invisible man lurks in the sky and threatens to send you to hell where you'll burn forever, but he loves you, is ridiculous to me." it doesn't mean "I have proven it", it means "I have faith that there is no such thing", or at least, "I have faith that your PARTICULAR god is not the one, because [blah]". |
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Erhm, yeah, I tried to do that replicon. I didn't, to my knowledge, base anything in my claim on 'faith'. Asking why God hasn't shown himself, has no proof of him, are valid questions. |
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You cant say god doesnt exist same way as you can say he exists for now. |
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No, that is not faith. That is logical reasoning. Faith does not depend on logical reasoning. The belief that a loving God would not work Hell for nonbelievers into his creation equation is based on the fact that the concept contradicts itself. Faith is about saying, "I have no logic or other proof, but I believe it any way." |
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Last edited by Universal Mind; 07-10-2007 at 02:44 AM.
How do you know you are not dreaming right now?
Everyone talks about proof that God does or doesn't exist. Well... Just out of curiosity, what is 'proof'? |
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I actually hate linking wikipedia because I know there are better sources out there but its the quickest to find. I thought you needed to learn about the processes behind scientific theory as quickly as possible so here, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Theory. You should make note of the section on scientific assumptions. |
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I can't prove that there is no god. But I do think I can prove that the Christian God does not exist. I think he is a self-contradicting concept. If there were a religion based on the idea of an elf that has infinite love for rabbits and that puts rabbits in holes by the billions and blows them up with dynamite, I would say that such a concept contradicts itself and that therefore there is no such thing as that elf. But just proving that elves don't exist is very different. I can't prove that. But I would say that the idea is extremely far fetched and that I don't believe it. |
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It's true, there's definitely self-contradictory pieces. My favourite one involves the free will/omnipotence contradiction. "Can God create a person whose actions he can't control?" If he can, then he can't control his actions, which means he's not omnipotent. If he can't, then that's a limitation, hence he is not omnipotent. While you can try to argue that he CAN, but he DOESN'T, most religious faiths hold that we do have free will. |
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Mabey god is just some 4-d creature who stubled across us, and stayed for a while to be worshipped by us. He doesn't have to be the creator of the universe, just the creator of the univers to us. That could explain it (im being completely serious, btw) |
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Hell, in the sense of "burning eternally" is just a scare tactic used to claim the bottom of the barrel as well . |
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Hell is actually a Pagan concept introduced into "christianity" for many reasons. However, the Lake of Fire is real. And no, it is not burning forever. |
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