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a. there is only one God haha, and the discussion for that is in the subforum https://boredofstudies.org/forums/news-current-affairs-politics.214/ and b. depends what 'all that stuff' is... i have indeed uploaded some stuff but i ain't the only one nor the main one.

nah they are sitting in my downloads folder. i'll get to it when i'm not flat out with uni edit: up

nah its mainly sites that host CSSA or Independent or that are rival websites e.g. AterNottes (deliberate mispelling). the conquer HSC and other such links contains copyrighted material such as textbooks and papers from commercial sources, thats why you've been infracted or you have posted a...

at the moment, yes, some trials will be coming soon.

The root cause of suffering would be death, if you had to pick one. Nah hardly aggressive. Its natural to question why do natural disasters for instance happen particular to people of faith (who believe in him). This world is kind of a ticking time bomb, and God is preparing a new one for those...

you would need to be on the forum for at least 12 months i reckon. (thats my own judgement, but there are other factors to consider) see below -->

there is no notes on there haha. too much hassle to do sorting on notes.

should work in chrome.

you won't find anything more recent than 2019. sorry. (If you are wanting 2020 stuff maybe ask again in September) 1976-2019 ones for Maths here: https://thsconline.github.io/s/yr12/Maths/ 2009-2019 ones for English here: https://thsconline.github.io/s/yr12/English/ 2001-2019 for Chem and...

you need to ensure popups are unblocked.

you won't find any because 2020 trials isn't til later this year. schools generally only release papers the following year.

Send me any link to the folders you need downloaded, I'll transfer them using Multicloud to a Google Drive. :)

For those who are curious, the Christian group at my uni, has started doing some talks through Marks gospel (one a week every Wednesday). I find the way they present it, is quite engaging even if you aren't religious. Check it out: https://www.facebook.com/unibiblegroup/

And for those who were wondering, No degree in theology. I have done about 8 subjects and therefore completed a Diploma of Christian Studies, back in 2015 (last subject done in 2017). (3 of the subjects are to do with mission/practical stuff, one subject in NT overview, one subject in the book...

Although believable. If God can exist, he does. (aside reference to Anselm's ontological argument btw) Define a 'cult' - that term can mean different things, and is often loaded with certain connotations (typically negative). Well there is Jesus. That is why for Christians it HAS come to a...

I presume you are referring to the elements of the narrative that seem "magical", or the "miraculous" events. Some of the issues with the comparison, there are more significance differences: - No one ever claims that fairy tales are true, they have 100% clarity that the events they contain DID...

What can be rationally deduce about God: - His power (aka ability to create a universe of this scale) - His divine nature (aka the fact that he is not of this universe but can create universe, i.e. transcedence and immanence) (basically what the average person calls 'a higher power') Thats it...

Yes only because the concept of origins is not well defined outside of the physical scope of the universe. Mathematically:: Lets denote >> (as from OR source): e.g. A >> B as A produces or A is the source of B >> is well defined with U, where U:= universe, the set of all things that have...

Still no-one has defined what people mean by existence. If you define say existence as being and becoming, then by that definition, God cannot exist (because God is not 'becoming'). 1. Even agnosticism is not neutral though, people who are agnostic still drift towards either position...

No, false equivocation. Several reasons why this fails: - First issue: you assume the default position is unbelief/atheism (the belief/premise that God doesn't exist). We haven't even be able to determine this so far. Also to be consistent with your law court analogy (for that is what it is)...