Does God exist? (22 Viewers)

[T-mac01]

wow! Dude I'm sorry for an obvious mistake with my words. But just wow! I'm just simply amazed with your reaction.

 

[T-mac01]

Alright, I should probably expand upon that.
I just couldn't believe you could call that statement thoughtful, especially after I justified (and I use that term loosely) it with another statement that was completely irrelevant and ridiculous. You repeatedly prove how much of a life-failure you are. I wish you had given up when you said you would before.
Seriously what the fuck? ALL atheists are communists. That would also mean all capitalists were religious.
And do you have the memory of a goldfish or something? I was arguing with you in this thread about similar junk before.
You could just post "T-Mac" in the Abortion thread and the argument would be over. He's the best reason for abortion I'm yet to come across.

And wait. Didn't I just clarify why I support the fact that atheists are commies. Didn't I just clarify that not literally did I mean that atheists are commies? I think you should doubt who's the goldfish first before you question my memory.

 

[lengy]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Criticism_and_controversies_about_Falun_Gong

 

[dieburndie]

And wait. Didn't I just clarify why I support the fact that atheists are commies. Didn't I just clarify that not literally did I mean that atheists are commies? I think you should doubt who's the goldfish first before you question my memory.

You didn't clarify or explain anything.

 

[T-mac01]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Criticism_and_controversies_about_Falun_Gong

• 1) the government believes Li’s teachings endanger people, mainly due to the teachings regarding medicine;
• 2) the government believes Li’s teachings were gaining enough adherents across China and specifically within the CCP to be a potential rival ideologically;
• 3) because Li moved to the US and has, according to the government’s view, linked up with those in the west who wish to see the fall of the CCP.[1]

What kind of a government is it?


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Falun_Gong

 

[ElendilPeredhil]

There are individuals who are atheists but not communists so the strongest claim you can make is that some atheists are communists- which is fairly uninteresting, kind of like 'some nurses play musical instruments'. The end.

Lol.

True

 

[katie_tully]

Thank god I stopped posting in this argument back at page 74.

 

[Not-That-Bright]

BTW, for those of you that have come in here saying this debate does nothing, it could just be further education at uni or growing up etc... but to me reading member's posts back at page 1-80 compared with now and I can notice a big improvement in logic, debate style, ettiquette etc.

 

[katie_tully]

I can't. I can just notice that Sam04u isn't posting, and his absence alone has lifted the average IQ of posters by about 90.

 

[proGENITOR]

For the original question posed here I feel like answering.

Really the answer to the question if God exists or not is always going to be open for debate.
There is no way to prove or disprove the existance of God, especially when at a time where we don't even have an understanding of the supernatural beyond the realm of pseudosceince.

In my opinion, yes, God exists (in some form), but still I beleive that the whole idea cannot be proved or disproved and really is something we need to come to a decision about ourselves...

We will never be able to prove it or disprove it unless God (in whatever form he/she/it is) decides to come down and show us that they exist or prove to us with some spectacular sign in the sky, and even if that did happen I'm sure most people wont beleive it.

 

[Not-That-Bright]

For the original question posed here I feel like answering.

Really the answer to the question if God exists or not is always going to be open for debate.
There is no way to prove or disprove the existance of God, especially when at a time where we don't even have an understanding of the supernatural beyond the realm of pseudosceince.

In my opinion, yes, God exists (in some form), but still I beleive that the whole idea cannot be proved or disproved and really is something we need to come to a decision about ourselves...

We will never be able to prove it or disprove it unless God (in whatever form he/she/it is) decides to come down and show us that they exist or prove to us with some spectacular sign in the sky, and even if that did happen I'm sure most people wont beleive it.

Is there anything supernatural we can prove/disprove?

 

[Captain Gh3y]

No, because as soon as it's confirmed to actually happen it becomes something natural.

 

[katie_tully]

I believe it can be disproved.
I'd go into a tyrannical tirade on matter and reproduction and energy and stupid people, but I'm lazy.

 

[robbie1]

I believe it can be disproved.
I'd go into a tyrannical tirade on matter and reproduction and energy and stupid people, but I'm lazy.

lol

you think you can prove that the one who created you does not exist?


silly girl, very silly girl.

 

[hiphophooray123]

can you prove that he does exist without committing numerous logical fallacies and coming across as a complete idiot?

 

[robbie1]

can you prove that he does exist without committing numerous logical fallacies and coming across as a complete idiot?

yes

the miracles that occur all over the world are a good start

 

[hiphophooray123]

like the tsunami or hurricane katrina??


oh but i guess that was to 'punish them for their sins' eh? I thought that the 'lord' forgives?

 

[robbie1]

forgiveness is given to those who seek it with a contrite heart

i really pity all those who reject God, because he has made his presence very apparent.

i can list a thousand miracles...heres one:

http://www.divinemercy.com.au/audio/audio001.html

The story of Irish singer David Parkes has touched the hearts of tens of thousands of people world-wide. He was a professional footballer and singer who at the peak of his international career, was struck down by an incurable illness.

He was given only weeks to live by his doctors and it was then that he went with his wife to the place where they spent their honeymoon, close to Bosnia-Herzegovina. His wife prayed for his healing, but more so for him to come back to his faith. She took him to Medjugorje and although he did not want to be there, she managed to get him to meet Father Peter Rookey. After receiving a blessing from Fr. Rookey, David lay unconscious for about twenty minutes. After awakening he found that he was physically healed of his illness. This incident also healed him spiritually.

Since his miraculous healing of Crohn’s Disease in 1989, David has dedicated his life to Our Lady and travels world-wide witnessing, through the great gift of his music, the love of Our Lady and the great mercy of Our Lord.

 

[ur_inner_child]

yes

the miracles that occur all over the world are a good start

Surely when a paralysed man walks again, you question how rather than assume it is God's doing?

Do you feel its right to explore how such a miracle came about it the objective sense? I would say it doesn't question whether it is God's doing: eg "his once torn spinal cord appears to have grown in an alarming rate and connected by small strands, achieved through a recent adrenalin rush" which may be "how God did it?"

Most miracle stories I stumble across seem to lack this part of the information, which I find quite disappointing.

 

[lengy]

Ignorance and stupidity is as much a part of their faith as praying and sodomising little choir boys.