Dear Atheists: what would convince you God/Christ is Real?

[snowtracks]

They would be convinced if the universe was created. Ref: *

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*Big Bang Theory: Evolution of Our Universe - Universe Today

You do understand that our current model of the big bang doesn't posit a creation of matter, just the expansion of the vast majority (there are spontaneously created particles) of it from an infinitely dense singularity to the state it's in* today.

*And look at the absolute state of it! Shocking

Philosophical statement - If anything now exists, then something must be eternal or if not eternal then what exists came out of nothing.

[BrianSoddingBoru4]

You do understand that our current model of the big bang doesn't posit a creation of matter, just the expansion of the vast majority (there are spontaneously created particles) of it from an infinitely dense singularity to the state it's in* today.

*And look at the absolute state of it! Shocking

Philosophical statement - If anything now exists, then something must be eternal or if not eternal then what exists came out of nothing.

Philosophical statement - It isn't necessary to have relatives in Kansas City in order to be unhappy.

Boru

[GUBU]

You do understand that our current model of the big bang doesn't posit a creation of matter, just the expansion of the vast majority (there are spontaneously created particles) of it from an infinitely dense singularity to the state it's in* today.

*And look at the absolute state of it! Shocking

Philosophical statement - If anything now exists, then something must be eternal or if not eternal then what exists came out of nothing.

And what does your meaningless string of words prove? Well aside from ghe fact that you have trouble understanding anything.

[SimpleCaveman]

Philosophical statement - If anything now exists, then something must be eternal or if not eternal then what exists came out of nothing.

Philosophical statement - It isn't necessary to have relatives in Kansas City in order to be unhappy.

I think this is the best form of “argument” that can be brought up here. Make fun of the post.  Sure, it ignores the point being made, but at least it’s mildly humorous and not mean like other responses. <cough>GUBU</cough>

Frankly, snowtracks is right. Everything has to come from something. If there is a thing that doesn’t come from something else, then that thing must be eternal (meaning that it, um, doesn’t come from, um, something else.) [trying to channel the great Bob Newhart there]

Mocking and abuse don’t really get around that. They just take the conversation back to junior high.

Do you agree? Check Yes [ ] or No [ ]  

[Angrboda]

Philosophical statement - It isn't necessary to have relatives in Kansas City in order to be unhappy.

I think this is the best form of “argument” that can be brought up here. Make fun of the post.  Sure, it ignores the point being made, but at least it’s mildly humorous and not mean like other responses. <cough>GUBU</cough>

Frankly, snowtracks is right. Everything has to come from something. If there is a thing that doesn’t come from something else, then that thing must be eternal (meaning that it, um, doesn’t come from, um, something else.) [trying to channel the great Bob Newhart there]

Mocking and abuse don’t really get around that. They just take the conversation back to junior high.

Do you agree? Check Yes [ ] or No [ ]  

Well, first of all, snowtracks isn't necessarily right. But more than that you need to understand the history here. Snowtracks is a regular who occasionally stops by to shitpost and then leave again. He's not here to discuss, and he's not bright enough for a meaningful discussion even if he was. While mocking may not be appropriate in the general case, you ignore that there are exceptions to the rule.

Btw, that's not what eternal means.

[BrianSoddingBoru4]

Philosophical statement - It isn't necessary to have relatives in Kansas City in order to be unhappy.

I think this is the best form of “argument” that can be brought up here. Make fun of the post.  Sure, it ignores the point being made, but at least it’s mildly humorous and not mean like other responses. <cough>GUBU</cough>

Frankly, snowtracks is right. Everything has to come from something. If there is a thing that doesn’t come from something else, then that thing must be eternal (meaning that it, um, doesn’t come from, um, something else.) [trying to channel the great Bob Newhart there]

Mocking and abuse don’t really get around that. They just take the conversation back to junior high.

Do you agree? Check Yes [ ] or No [ ]  

My reply doesn’t ’ignore the point being made’ (because snow isn’t making a point, merely regurgitating an unsubstantiated claim), nor is it abusive.

 I do, however, happily admit to the charge of mockery.

Boru

[arewethereyet]

[ ] yes [ ] no

Are we back in middle school?

[The Grand Nudger]

I agree with Tracks.  Gods either came from nothing, or gods came from something that was eternal.

Philosophical Statement™. Gods arise from nature, which is eternal.

[Nay_Sayer]

[] yes [ ] no

Are we back in middle school?

[✔] yes [ ] no
Doodles on forum*

[arewethereyet]

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