olylifter420
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They would be repulsive, lol!
Prove to you There's a God?
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cannabineer
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There was a Star Trek Next episode that inverted Heph's premise. The crew discovered a crystalline life form that they all found beautiful. When Geekmeister Data finally succeeded in making a translator, the first thing the crystallites said was "UGLY! Ugly bags of mostly water." WE looked like poop with eyes ... cn
marijuananation
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proof right here guys and gals
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mindphuk
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Beefbisquit
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dababydroman
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its time for christians to get radical. death on athiest. your faith in the world will be tested by the wrath of god.
Padawanbater2
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Have at it buddy, show the rest of the world what Christianity really teaches you.
dababydroman
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well world, im sure we all know that christianity teaches us to always have faith. faith so strong that none of the squares can fuck with us.
these people are mad that they do not have the psyche advantages to deal withs lifes problems and questions.
i mean i mMEAN how can you DeBATE with a CHRISTIAN about jesus you much be an IDIOT.
and i bare witness to the same ppl doing it here for woow a long as time now.. fuckin loosers
these people are mad that they do not have the psyche advantages to deal withs lifes problems and questions.
i mean i mMEAN how can you DeBATE with a CHRISTIAN about jesus you much be an IDIOT.
and i bare witness to the same ppl doing it here for woow a long as time now.. fuckin loosers
tyler.durden
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Wait, are you doing a satire of a hateful, angry christian, or are you actually a hateful, angry christian? Either way the post made me smile...
dababydroman
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fuck you thats who.
Padawanbater2
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Christianity teaches you to bury your head in the sand. Having faith so strong even reality can't shake it. The signature of a sheep.
Religion is easy, figuring life out for yourself requires critical thought, discipline, reflection... an entirely new skill set you build as you go. What question has religion answered?
It's interesting?
You mad bro?
eye exaggerate
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...you're still penning about on the wispy tracers of a 2000 year old fictional god. Is that invisible ink you've got in that stylus?
Sounds like wishful thinking.
eye exaggerate
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...naturally, as a person who has a strong grip on visual representations of invisible precepts, I'd say no. (...precept, in this case, to shine - you know, like a sun does.)
I'm not a sheep. It's a sorely misunderstood metaphor. It goes so far as magnetism and particle interaction for a body that is well. If a person studies enough, they'll find that it is a way to keep their earth/body in harmony with an animating principle. A way to sustain life.
Not so much 'baaa', rather, 'beee'.
I wonder, do you think it is ok for religion to evolve along the side of science?
Hepheastus420
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Why is it so laughable to believe in a god? Are you saying that it isn't a chance to find other beings in our universe? Why is it so far fetched to believe in a god when so many people believe in aliens?
Heisenberg
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Poe's Corollary
“It is impossible for an act of Fundamentalism to be made that someone won't mistake for a parody.”
Heisenberg
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You make a good point in that, not all people's idea of god is ridiculous. Some people's idea's are quite interesting. Pantheism and deism are two ideas I have relatively little problem with. But a great deal of the world believes in a creator God who takes personal interest in peoples lives and answers prayers. Throw in salvation and damnation, and it makes me laugh quite often, even if only out of exasperation.
He said, a god of 2000 years ago, which, considering the context of the thread, probably refers to an abrahamic god. You really don't have to search long to find something laughable about that.
If we find other beings in our universe, are they likely to be God's? Not in any biblical sense of the word but still, this is plausible. Now, the idea that we would find Jesus or Yahweh is pretty laughable.
As to your last question, many people believe Elvis is still alive. Would that give any weight to the idea that Michael Jackson is still alive? They are two different circumstances, with one having no real bearing on the other. We could have aliens visit us and confirm that belief but it would not allow us to be any more or less certain of God, unless the aliens had proof of their own, which would be really exciting.
tyler.durden
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Poe's Corollary
“It is impossible for an act of Fundamentalism to be made that someone won't mistake for a parody.”
That's great, Heis. I've never heard that before...
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