bible is not so great... yahweh is a homicidal maniac... jesus is better but i dont trust himwell because the bible exists
and cos the miracle of lfy is so complex and amazing
The apostrophe symbolises a contraction. You are = you're; I have = I've.Is it really spelt you're and not your'e,i never knew that for like all my life iv'e spelt it like that.
done, no reponse.ppl just pray srsly...
pray whole heartedly and ask God to allow u to understand he exists...
then u will know
No you forgot the step:You know, if everyones flaws and everyones strengths are 'part of gods plan', that must be a pretty fuckin complicated plan
Hey god, i got a plan for you:
1. kill the devil
2. send everyone to heaven
3. party
And that didn't take a son being killed or anything!
We don't seek god, we create and imagine god for ourselves. God and all other deities are figments of someone's imagination passed down through the generations and eventually accepted as dogma. We may seek "truth" and "perfection", but essentially god is a reflection of humanity's own desires and expectations - rather than humanity being a manifestation of god's will.The desire to know God is already planted in our hearts. He is the Truth and meaning that all men seek, whether it be directly in Him, or thru misguided pursuits like casual sex and greater material wealth. This desire to know Him - sheer, eternal, infinite perfection - is indeed universal and has occured across all cultures over all times. Man really is a 'religious' being.
Sacrificing the son was simply a tactic.You know, if everyones flaws and everyones strengths are 'part of gods plan', that must be a pretty fuckin complicated plan
Hey god, i got a plan for you:
1. kill the devil
2. send everyone to heaven
3. party
And that didn't take a son being killed or anything!
let K = n + 1Thats a common fallacy of reasoning that many people fall for when it come to religion.As written in a similar thread.
• Why you cannot use a religious text to prove God’s existence
The claim here is that the religious text (Bible, Quran, etc) proves that God exists. This argument makes the fallacy of begging the question (or circular reasoning). When the argument is set out clearly this becomes obvious:
How do we know God exists?
God exists because the Bible says so.
Why should we believe the Bible?
Because the Bible is the word of God.
How do we know God exists?
God exists because the Bible says so.
Why should we believe the Bible?
Because the Bible is the word of God.
How do we know God exists?
(etc, ad infinitum.)
You cannot use the conclusion you are trying to prove (that God exists) as one of your premises. The premise “the Bible is the word of God” already assumes the truth of the conclusion.
Stigmata - Wikipedia, the free encyclopediaSacrificing the son was simply a tactic.
Back to my simple argument again:
EXPLAIN STIGMATA!
or more recently (though contary to my faith) the baby with Quran readings on its body.
Whoverer said it must be some weird disease, isn't is such a beautiful and divine disease then?
nicely saidWe don't seek god, we create and imagine god for ourselves. God and all other deities are figments of someone's imagination passed down through the generations and eventually accepted as dogma. We may seek "truth" and "perfection", but essentially god is a reflection of humanity's own desires and expectations - rather than humanity being a manifestation of god's will.
This universal presence of religion and supernatural deities throughout history and culture does not imply a universal god pervading through all human kind. Of course not. If this was true, there wouldn't be such disparity between different religions, between different revered deities of different cultures. But there are many differences.
Therefore it would be more accurate to suggest that god is not a universal entity. But rather, delusion, imagination and a desire to seek complex truth and knowledge through nonsensical means (such as religion, praying, divination, astrology, etc) are inherent traits in the majority of humans.
wow Iron, you were cool for a while there.The desire to know God is already planted in our hearts. He is the Truth and meaning that all men seek, whether it be directly in Him, or thru misguided pursuits like casual sex and greater material wealth. This desire to know Him - sheer, eternal, infinite perfection - is indeed universal and has occured across all cultures over all times. Man really is a 'religious' being.
God never stops calling men to Him, but rather men stop calling God. Why? Perhaps you are revolted by an evil world and retreat within yourself to find meaning; maybe your ignorant or indifferent to the question alltogether; perhaps you are under the spell of material wealth and see no value beyond this process of acquisition; maybe you are appauled by some scandal of believers; maybe your friends and family are so hostile/derisive towards Him that youve been bred to avoid it; or maybe, just maybe, youre so ashamed by the burden of your sins that you hide from God's call.
Always listen for the calling voice of your God. See Him in the beauty and order of the world, in the finite sublimity that points to the infinity of its creator. Seek within yourself all moral questions until you happen upon your soul; a seed with its origin only in God and not the world