You say you don't hear God, I say you do., page 2


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reply posted on 9-6-2012 @ 07:01 PM by AaronWilson
reply to post by TheHolyGhost



Choice.

Its what makes our neocortex dominated brain the most powerful in the world. We have choice, something most animals do not. Concious choice.

I can choose not to beleive in god and poof, god does not exist. I can choose to beleive in the government, poof, my beleif in the government increases.


reply posted on 9-6-2012 @ 07:21 PM by jhill76
reply to post by AaronWilson



What if a person did indeed know of these things. It can only be proven in person. Many discount others who hold this knowledge.


reply posted on 9-6-2012 @ 07:27 PM by TheHolyGhost
Originally posted by Sol23
The desire to drink comes from another action. Everything is a chain reaction with no end domino in sight. Maybe the person had a bad day. They still had the choice of what to do. So does them choosing the wrong choice the one that ends in tragedy make it the devils work?


How do you prove someone had a choice? There is the thought that we have choice, but there is no evidence of a choice. What ever path one takes, it could be argued that that is the path they were supposed to take. The choice is merely commentary on the upcoming action.

Do you stop and think about every single movement you make? Have decided to have your heart beat, to take a breath, to type? What within you is driving these things, even the desire to contemplate choices where normally you do not?

Originally posted by Sol23
The desire to converse with you come from the fact that I wanted to debate with you. There was no force that told me to click the reply button.


That desire IS a force. It guides your flesh to hit the reply button or not. Where does the desire to come from?

What is it's previous link in the chain of events?

Of course these chain of events go back to the beginning of time itself!

Had I not been born, we would not have this conversation.

Had my mother and father not been born, I would not.

Had their parents, they would not.

All the way back to the very beginning of existence itself.

Originally posted by Sol23
Yes I am responsible for the consequences of this conversations. Because I am a human being who makes rational decisions.


Still, we have yet to define what it is to be Human...
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reply posted on 9-6-2012 @ 07:29 PM by jiggerj
Originally posted by tothetenthpower
reply to
post by jhill76



What you call god is what I call intuition and coincidence.

I'm sorry but I can't attest to having everything good in my life be the result of a single parent who writes books.

It just does not fly.

I respect you and your faith though, sometimes I wish I had faith, it would probably be a nice thinkg. Unfortunetly organized religion is a tool of control.

Personal religion is great, but most people don't know the difference between the two.

~Tenth


Why do we have to say that we respect someone's faith? The OP is probably the most absurd religious garbage I've ever heard. Do we have to respect the rights of people that wish to remain uneducated, uninformed, and just downright stupid? Do we have to respect those that are naive to the point of sounding brain damaged?

Why is it not okay to say, "Hey, wake up! You are spreading misinformation and contributing to the dumbing down of humanity!"?
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