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Originally posted by smithjustinb
reply to post by sm30482
God is me. God is you. God is flowers. God is love. God is hate.
This is really what God is: www.abovetopsecret.com...
Thus, the Bible gives an accurate representation of him. Yes God's beingness is contradictory throughout the Bible, but that doesn't disprove God. It proves him.
Jesus is love. Love is one of two paths to God. You'll never guess what the other path is.
Satan(destruction)
Originally posted by sm30482
Originally posted by smithjustinb
reply to post by sm30482
God is me. God is you. God is flowers. God is love. God is hate.
This is really what God is: www.abovetopsecret.com...
Thus, the Bible gives an accurate representation of him. Yes God's beingness is contradictory throughout the Bible, but that doesn't disprove God. It proves him.
Jesus is love. Love is one of two paths to God. You'll never guess what the other path is.
Satan(destruction)
Wow... you convinced me. Very logical post.
I am being sarcastic.
You didnt answer me. Do you think good is all love for these 40000 men that died believing in his words?
Originally posted by bogomil
reply to post by edmc^2
Quote: ["Do you you believe infinity exist? Why?"]
I can believe in an absense of time, which is the rational position. 'Infinity' is a meaningless concept there. Your proposition is topsy-turvy, starting from the answer, as is common in the theist way, when trying to 'prove' something. Standard logic would be welcomed.
Originally posted by sm30482
Originally posted by smithjustinb
reply to post by sm30482
God is me. God is you. God is flowers. God is love. God is hate.
This is really what God is: www.abovetopsecret.com...
Thus, the Bible gives an accurate representation of him. Yes God's beingness is contradictory throughout the Bible, but that doesn't disprove God. It proves him.
Jesus is love. Love is one of two paths to God. You'll never guess what the other path is.
Satan(destruction)
Wow... you convinced me. Very logical post.
I am being sarcastic.
You didnt answer me. Do you think good is all love for these 40000 men that died believing in his words?
Originally posted by smithjustinb
Originally posted by bogomil
reply to post by edmc^2
Quote: ["Do you you believe infinity exist? Why?"]
I can believe in an absense of time, which is the rational position. 'Infinity' is a meaningless concept there. Your proposition is topsy-turvy, starting from the answer, as is common in the theist way, when trying to 'prove' something. Standard logic would be welcomed.
How is infinity a meaningless concept?
Originally posted by edmc^2
Originally posted by smithjustinb
Originally posted by bogomil
reply to post by edmc^2
Quote: ["Do you you believe infinity exist? Why?"]
I can believe in an absense of time, which is the rational position. 'Infinity' is a meaningless concept there. Your proposition is topsy-turvy, starting from the answer, as is common in the theist way, when trying to 'prove' something. Standard logic would be welcomed.
How is infinity a meaningless concept?
Huh? who said it's a meaningless concept - please read my post again.
Originally posted by smithjustinb
Originally posted by bogomil
reply to post by edmc^2
Quote: ["Do you you believe infinity exist? Why?"]
I can believe in an absense of time, which is the rational position. 'Infinity' is a meaningless concept there. Your proposition is topsy-turvy, starting from the answer, as is common in the theist way, when trying to 'prove' something. Standard logic would be welcomed.
How is infinity a meaningless concept?
Originally posted by bogomil
Originally posted by smithjustinb
Originally posted by bogomil
reply to post by edmc^2
Quote: ["Do you you believe infinity exist? Why?"]
I can believe in an absense of time, which is the rational position. 'Infinity' is a meaningless concept there. Your proposition is topsy-turvy, starting from the answer, as is common in the theist way, when trying to 'prove' something. Standard logic would be welcomed.
How is infinity a meaningless concept?
If there is no matter, quantification is meaningless. If there is no energy dynamics is meaningless. If the is no space, position is meaningless. If there is no time infinity is meaningless.
All of them being empty concepts, without reference-points. This is very simple science/logic conclusions, which you ofcourse aren't obliged to relate to as measure-tapes for ultimate reality.
You can instead rely on an undiluted faith-position (in sharp competition with other faiths, using a basis identical with yours) OR you can demonstrate some new and unknown method for arriving to 'truth'. All those choices are yours.edit on 19-7-2011 by bogomil because: syntax and typos
Originally posted by sm30482
reply to post by edmc^2
Do you know how horrible is to die in a war field?
Can you imagine the terror of being slaughtered alive? being very injured, bleeding, seeing death all around you? Probably being ridiculed by the people that killed you?
Multiply that for 40000.
Don't you think god should know how horrible is it? Do you REALLY believe god do that? Is the bible really showing the nature of God?
Originally posted by smithjustinb
reply to post by bogomil
Its actually pretty practical. Not worthless. I think its pretty irrefutable that there are two absolutes and they are one.
Originally posted by bogomil
Originally posted by smithjustinb
reply to post by bogomil
Its actually pretty practical. Not worthless. I think its pretty irrefutable that there are two absolutes and they are one.
I'm not sarcastic now, but I can't firgure out what "it" is, and what the two absolutes are.
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