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Denial of god

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IKEA
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How can you deny gods existence when there are so many proofs of him existing?
Jesus walked on water.
God spoke to Moses on mount Sinai.
He did create our world in 6 days, and rested on the last (sunday).
isn't this proof enough? Or do you want more?

How the fuck can you deny it with these answers right in front of ya? I'm a nice guy, and all I want for yall is to shred in heaven. It aint too late to change, god is merciful.

Amen
Oct 12 2014 11:42AM
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We shouldn't delete this thread because it's so fucking good. Really adds to the website.
Oct 12 2014 11:44AM
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Iliveinutah
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i agree with you but, this is not the way to get your point across.
also its God not god
Oct 12 2014 11:44AM
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CliffyByro
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pics or it didn't happen
Oct 12 2014 11:58AM
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IKEA
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snowballsdeepi agree with you but, this is not the way to get your point across.
also its God not god

My bad.
But it depends from the view, from a Judeo Christian perspective, you don't need to capitalize God since they don't directly name him god.
Oct 12 2014 12:00PM
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ThaLorax
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Ya id like some more proof
Oct 12 2014 12:19PM
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little1337
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This giant cigarette might be the only fag bigger than OP
Oct 12 2014 12:23PM
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Corin
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Nah, man. Fuck yo god.
Oct 12 2014 1:14PM
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GayWolf420
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http://youtu.be/smZwG-auxC8
Oct 12 2014 1:15PM
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californiagrown
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not believing in God requires the same amount of faith as believing in a God.

No one knows. Pick the belief that you feel most comfortable with and try to be the best person you can be.
Oct 12 2014 1:20PM
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AwR
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CorinNah, man. Fuck yo god.


Oct 12 2014 1:22PM
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Byron_tha_gr8
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californiagrownnot believing in God requires the same amount of faith as believing in a God.


lol no. Believing in nothing and only basing your beliefs on what you can observe requires 0 faith. Believing in god takes a big leap. Unless you observe god, in which case you still aren't taking a "leap of faith" because its reality.
Oct 12 2014 1:24PM
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Dragonslayer101
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Hail Satan.
Oct 12 2014 1:27PM
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Blurst
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californiagrownnot believing in God requires the same amount of faith as believing in a God.

No one knows. Pick the belief that you feel most comfortable with and try to be the best person you can be.


pffft lol
Oct 12 2014 1:33PM
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SFB
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=US6pWjvJJSE
Oct 12 2014 1:37PM
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californiagrown
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Lord_Byronlol no. Believing in nothing and only basing your beliefs on what you can observe requires 0 faith. Believing in god takes a big leap. Unless you observe god, in which case you still aren't taking a "leap of faith" because its reality.


Okay. What is your belief on the origin of matter? I say belief because no one knows, and that question is the fundamental origin question pertaining to a possible higher power.

Many people believe there was a god that created all matter. Please offer a more logical solution....Go!
Oct 12 2014 1:37PM
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Corin
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CorinNah, man. Fuck yo god.


kamesjelly


It's not supposed to be funny. If there is a god (which I seriously doubt), it's a really shitty one. Why would you want to put your faith and trust in something or someone that has the power that a god is said to have, and then leaves the world looking like it does today, or like it has throughout history?

So yeah, fuck yo god.
Oct 12 2014 1:56PM
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californiagrown
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CorinIt's not supposed to be funny. If there is a god (which I seriously doubt), it's a really shitty one. Why would you want to put your faith and trust in something or someone that has the power that a god is said to have, and then leaves the world looking like it does today, or like it has throughout history?

So yeah, fuck yo god.


Ya know how parents need to loosen the reigns on their teenagers at some point and let them make some decisions and mistakes for themselves? its a neccessary part of maturation and development.

The thinking is along those lines, that God gives us free will and the freedom to make mistakes and decisions.

Additionally, you are assuming that this earthly life is the only life we will live, or atleast the most important one. So what happens here is of the highest order of importance. Maybe this is just a blip in our Soul's long, long life and just feels like a long time.

Which would you rather have, a 1984 big-brother God, or a God that allows for freedom of choice and self determination? that is the thinking anyways.
Oct 12 2014 2:05PM
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Charlie_Kelly
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_RfUj09pWfM
Oct 12 2014 2:09PM
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Charlie_Kelly
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Granite_Statehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_RfUj09pWfM


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dmvMrG519TQ
Oct 12 2014 2:12PM
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deleted5
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I don't really know anyone that denies god exist, definitely talking to the organized religion sense. but you can't disapprove it, just like I can't just prove or disprove that a unicorn really made the universe.

There's just no real need for him to exist, and the purpose of existence is not carbon based lifeforms going to a magical place after they stopped breathing.
Oct 12 2014 2:12PM
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SnowshoeThompson
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All i want is for yall to abandon your human bodies in a mass planetary evacuation so we can all shred pow in the kingdom of heaven.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BDa2rwwZHeE
Oct 12 2014 2:16PM
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Charlie_Kelly
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zzzskizzzI don't really know anyone that denies god exist, definitely talking to the organized religion sense. but you can't disapprove it, just like I can't just prove or disprove that a unicorn really made the universe.

There's just no real need for him to exist, and the purpose of existence is not carbon based lifeforms going to a magical place after they stopped breathing.


We have more evidence to support the big bang theory than we do that god exists. Just use some fucking logic people.
Oct 12 2014 2:30PM
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californiagrown
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Granite_StateWe have more evidence to support the big bang theory than we do that god exists. Just use some fucking logic people.


But the big bang doesnt answer where matter came from- the fundamnetal origin question.
Oct 12 2014 2:34PM
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Charlie_Kelly
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californiagrownBut the big bang doesnt answer where matter came from- the fundamnetal origin question.


Yes but that doesn't matter. The bible states that the earth was created in 6 days by god.

We have far more proof showing that the earth was actually created by cosmic dust collecting and colliding over billions of years. That alone disproves the existence of god. And if you deny the science that is backing this up you are just being ignorant/illogical (though I don't expect many religious people to have a solid foundation of logic anyways)
Oct 12 2014 2:50PM
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KEVTRON
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its all a conspiracy
Oct 12 2014 2:53PM
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californiagrown
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Granite_StateYes but that doesn't matter. The bible states that the earth was created in 6 days by god.

We have far more proof showing that the earth was actually created by cosmic dust collecting and colliding over billions of years. That alone disproves the existence of god. And if you deny the science that is backing this up you are just being ignorant/illogical (though I don't expect many religious people to have a solid foundation of logic anyways)


All you are disproving is the literal interpretation of the bible...

God could have been the guiding force to ensure the right dust was in the right place at the right time to create the conditions neccessary for the creation of Earth.



Again, where did matter come from? if you can't answer that, you cant be sure there is no god.
Oct 12 2014 2:56PM
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erikK
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californiagrownAgain, where did matter come from? if you can't answer that, you cant be sure there is no god.


Its illogical to provide a definite answer to something we don't currently have the means of testing. Why would you just assume god created it?
Oct 12 2014 3:07PM
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deleted5
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Granite_StateYes but that doesn't matter. The bible states that the earth was created in 6 days by god.

We have far more proof showing that the earth was actually created by cosmic dust collecting and colliding over billions of years. That alone disproves the existence of god. And if you deny the science that is backing this up you are just being ignorant/illogical (though I don't expect many religious people to have a solid foundation of logic anyways)


The Christian god yes you're right, but by somebody believing there's a higher being with no organized religious affiliation thats what you can't disprove or prove.
Oct 12 2014 3:14PM
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ANDR01D
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californiagrownAll you are disproving is the literal interpretation of the bible...

God could have been the guiding force to ensure the right dust was in the right place at the right time to create the conditions neccessary for the creation of Earth.



Again, where did matter come from? if you can't answer that, you cant be sure there is no god.


Using this logic:

I am God because you can't prove that I'm not.

All hail me, your Lord and savior.
Oct 12 2014 3:15PM
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californiagrown
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erikKIts illogical to provide a definite answer to something we don't currently have the means of testing. Why would you just assume god created it?



You are totally right on. So why are people totally, positivly, completely sure there isnt a god that created the universe?
Oct 12 2014 3:18PM
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californiagrown
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ANDR01DUsing this logic:

I am God because you can't prove that I'm not.

All hail me, your Lord and savior.




I don't believe you are God. I can't prove you are not, but i have no faith you are God, returned to earth.

Why is that tough to understand?
Oct 12 2014 3:23PM
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deleted5
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californiagrownYou are totally right on. So why are people totally, positivly, completely sure there isnt a god that created the universe?


I'm pretty sure but I can't say without a doubt. on a scale of 1 to 10 im at about a 9 he doesn't exist. there's no need for him we know how most of the things in the universe works. and if I was to meet him I would ask him why he made himself so hard to find because nothing in science suggest that he magically made everything.
Oct 12 2014 3:26PM
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Corin
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californiagrownYa know how parents need to loosen the reigns on their teenagers at some point and let them make some decisions and mistakes for themselves? its a neccessary part of maturation and development.

The thinking is along those lines, that God gives us free will and the freedom to make mistakes and decisions.

Additionally, you are assuming that this earthly life is the only life we will live, or atleast the most important one. So what happens here is of the highest order of importance. Maybe this is just a blip in our Soul's long, long life and just feels like a long time.

Which would you rather have, a 1984 big-brother God, or a God that allows for freedom of choice and self determination? that is the thinking anyways.


If this isn't the only life we have, that's awesome. But we don't know that, so I'm not about to waste it.

And I would rather have a god that made things good, than a god drunk on power trying to prove some fucking point or whatever. If this is a god "parenting" earth (stupid fucking analogy), he's not doing it very well. Honestly, fuck yo god.

So fucking fed up with pointless religion. Can people give it a rest already..
Oct 12 2014 3:34PM
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californiagrown
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zzzskizzzI'm pretty sure but I can't say without a doubt. on a scale of 1 to 10 im at about a 9 he doesn't exist.


Yup. Athiests are a 10. A 10 requires faith beyond the provable...
Oct 12 2014 3:37PM
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Charlie_Kelly
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californiagrownYou are totally right on. So why are people totally, positivly, completely sure there isnt a god that created the universe?


So you really think there's a possibility that a singular being created the unimaginable vastness of even our own observable universe? Do you realize how absurd and farfetched that sounds?

I don't get why the majority of humans, even in this day and age, still default to "it being a higher powers doing" for things they can't explain. Its ridiculous.
Oct 12 2014 3:49PM
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miroz
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californiagrownYou are totally right on. So why are people totally, positivly, completely sure there isnt a god that created the universe?


Because being sure it was one thing and being sure it wasn't one thing are NOT the same thing. By assuming the hand of god was the guiding force in the creation of the universe, you limit that creation to ONE origin. By assuming otherwise, you open the doors to many questions to which we have (or will have) the capabilities to understand and answer.

Why limit yourself?

I'm going to leave this here:

http://www.haydenplanetarium.org/tyson/read/2005/11/01/the-perimeter-of-ignorance

"Science is a philosophy of discovery. Intelligent design is a philosophy of ignorance. You cannot build a program of discovery on the assumption that nobody is smart enough to figure out the answer to a problem. Once upon a time, people identified the god Neptune as the source of storms at sea. Today we call these storms hurricanes. We know when and where they start. We know what drives them. We know what mitigates their destructive power. And anyone who has studied global warming can tell you what makes them worse. The only people who still call hurricanes acts of God are the people who write insurance forms."
Oct 12 2014 3:58PM
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californiagrown
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Granite_StateSo you really think there's a possibility that a singular being created the unimaginable vastness of even our own observable universe? Do you realize how absurd and farfetched that sounds?

I don't get why the majority of humans, even in this day and age, still default to "it being a higher powers doing" for things they can't explain. Its ridiculous.


Oh no, Im agnostic leaning heavily towards atheism. But i was raised Lutheran and respect the hell out of religon. I also understand it and the faith required.

I take issue with ignorant, self-righteous, athiests like yourself who feel the need to denegrate anyone who holds a different, but similarly unprovable, belief than you.


If you can come up with a more likely scenario for the creation of all matter and the universe id love to hear it.
Oct 12 2014 3:58PM
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californiagrown
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blondie.Because being sure it was one thing and being sure it wasn't one thing are NOT the same thing. By assuming the hand of god was the guiding force in the creation of the universe, you limit that creation to ONE origin. By assuming otherwise, you open the doors to many questions to which we have (or will have) the capabilities to understand and answer.

Why limit yourself?


Is God one of those possibilities?

If so, you cannot call yourself an athiest. Athiesm requires you to be positive there is no higher power.
Oct 12 2014 4:02PM
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percs
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There is proof that the Bible is real. Whether you believe it is true or not is your decision. In Isaiah 53 (old testament) it predicts the coming of Jesus hundreds of years before it happens.
Oct 12 2014 4:04PM
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californiagrown
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californiagrownIs God one of those possibilities?

If so, you cannot call yourself an athiest. Athiesm requires you to be positive there is no higher power.


Basically, athiesm requires the subject to discredit a possible explanation based upon no other evidence than his own belief.
Oct 12 2014 4:06PM
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miroz
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californiagrownIs God one of those possibilities?

If so, you cannot call yourself an athiest. Athiesm requires you to be positive there is no higher power.


I never said I did, and yes, god is indeed one of those possibilities, but you seem to be trying to make the issue black and white. I have no problem with leaving open the possibility that a god created the universe. However, it is WRONG to consign yourself to the idea that the only explanation is that god created the universe. There are infinite other possibilities, and almost all of them are possible without arbitrary answers by humans. You can't "answer" a question as "god did it" just because we don't have any other answer. Otherwise school would be easy.
Oct 12 2014 4:10PM
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percs
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Isaiah 53:
He was despised and rejected by mankind,
a man of suffering, and familiar with pain.
Like one from whom people hide their faces
he was despised, and we held him in low esteem.
4 Surely he took up our pain
and bore our suffering,
yet we considered him punished by God,
stricken by him, and afflicted.
5 But he was pierced for our transgressions,
he was crushed for our iniquities;
the punishment that brought us peace was on him,
and by his wounds we are healed.


This passage is describing the late life of Jesus and his crucifixion on the cross nearly a thousand years before it happened.
Oct 12 2014 4:10PM
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californiagrown
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blondie.I never said I did, and yes, god is indeed one of those possibilities, but you seem to be trying to make the issue black and white. I have no problem with leaving open the possibility that a god created the universe. However, it is WRONG to consign yourself to the idea that the only explanation is that god created the universe. There are infinite other possibilities, and almost all of them are possible without arbitrary answers by humans. You can't "answer" a question as "god did it" just because we don't have any other answer. Otherwise school would be easy.


And you can't just rule out a possibility(athiesm) with no evidence or better explanation.


I havent made anything black and white. Athiest and religous folks have...even though their philosophy is based upon faith and belief.

If you believe in the many shades of grey you dont prescribe to a religon, and are varying levels of agnostic.
Oct 12 2014 4:17PM
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percs
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logical suicide
Oct 12 2014 4:18PM
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californiagrown
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blondie.However, it is WRONG to consign yourself to the idea that the only explanation is that god created the universe. There are infinite other possibilities, and almost all of them are possible without arbitrary answers by humans.



Actually, give me a single explanation to how matter and the universe came into existence...
Oct 12 2014 4:20PM
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miroz
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californiagrownActually, give me a single explanation to how matter and the universe came into existence...


I don't have one, nor do I have to. That's the beauty of it. It's a question, and it's one that I can't answer. One day someone is going to figure out how the universe came into existence, and it's going to be awesome. But prescribing now, without substantial evidence, that a god created the universe, undermines the quest for that discovery. "Oh no, don't worry guys, I know how the universe was formed." THAT'S why it's wrong.

People can believe what they want to believe. But to think that there's a god out there who is particularly favorable to humans or turn one's nose up at science because they're stuck on their beliefs is close-minded.
Oct 12 2014 4:28PM
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Byron_tha_gr8
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One of my favorite quotes "Question everything and everyone always, even me".

God fearing individuals aren't brave enough to question everything. It must suck, being forced to live in a boring plane of existence where all the answers have already been dictated to you.

Here's one last big difference: If science found evidence of something that disproved evolution or the big bang, we would eagerly accept that new information.

Religious people would run from it, as they always have and always will. The fear of information and wisdom is the fear of cowards.
Oct 12 2014 4:29PM
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californiagrown
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Lord_ByronOne of my favorite quotes "Question everything and everyone always, even me".

God fearing individuals aren't brave enough to question everything. It must suck, being forced to live in a boring plane of existence where all the answers have already been dictated to you.

Here's one last big difference: If science found evidence of something that disproved evolution or the big bang, we would eagerly accept that new information.

Religious people would run from it, as they always have and always will. The fear of information and wisdom is the fear of cowards.


You must have been exposed a very different set of religous people than I.

Sometimes i dont know if people are generalizing exagerations or if they really have ONLY been exposed to religous zealots.
Oct 12 2014 4:38PM
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californiagrown
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blondie.I don't have one, nor do I have to. That's the beauty of it. It's a question, and it's one that I can't answer. One day someone is going to figure out how the universe came into existence, and it's going to be awesome. But prescribing now, without substantial evidence, that a god created the universe, undermines the quest for that discovery. "Oh no, don't worry guys, I know how the universe was formed." THAT'S why it's wrong.

People can believe what they want to believe. But to think that there's a god out there who is particularly favorable to humans or turn one's nose up at science because they're stuck on their beliefs is close-minded.


You do understand that people are constantly reevaluating their beliefs and dealing with doubt constantly, right?

To think that non religous folks are the only people with open minds, is very close minded thinking...
Oct 12 2014 4:41PM
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Byron_tha_gr8
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californiagrownYou must have been exposed a very different set of religous people than I.

Sometimes i dont know if people are generalizing exagerations or if they really have ONLY been exposed to religous zealots.


anyone, extreme zealot or not, who chooses to ignore logic and reality and instead base ideas and actions on faith, is a fool and a coward.
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