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Anarchist
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Location: Disunited Queendom
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Join Date: Jun 2010
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this video is good for both sides of the discussion
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Join Date: Feb 2010
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none of you get it.....and it's cool. there is no understanding or nor can there be. We all perceive and "rationalize" based on what knowledge we have at hand now and debate topics such as these. Is there a God? Is there not? we only have our hope.
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Representative
Join Date: Aug 2010
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well, yeah
we can't know until we do know (but we'll be dead) nor can we understand "god" and for Christians that's an article of faith god who surpasses all human understanding.... it is a silly debate but amusing to some degree the author, should he fit the common stereotype of one who'd title a thread as he did, will regard people of faith as monolithic and blinkered thinkers with very closed minds. As I am fond of pointing out, that attitude is rich with irony. For him it is a fact that God does not exist. For me, a Christian, it is my hope and belief. Tell me, who is more open minded?
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Representative
Join Date: Aug 2010
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Common sense tells me that the Christian God (referred to as God going forward) doesn't make a lot of sense. Yes yes, there are those that say "an all knowing being wouldn't make sense to a mere mortal" malarkey, and they find that a perfectly acceptable scapegoat. The problem with that is the assumed fact that God is wanting to interact with these mere mortals, and that God created these mere mortals. Therefore, God should have created humans with the ability to understand, or he should be able to "dumb it down" enough for us to fully comprehend. Neither of which has happened to date. I have no problem with people believing how they do privately or in public, so long as they don't tell me how wrong I am or try to force their beliefs on me in any way. Once that happens, the fight's on. |
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