(December 6, 2013 at 10:08 pm)Faith No More Wrote:

(December 6, 2013 at 9:22 pm)snowtracks Wrote: stim, no spiritual discernment to call upon?

Nope. Stimbo walks just fine without crutches.

touché

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(December 6, 2013 at 9:54 pm)Stimbo Wrote: Why should I have? Isn't that your bag?

What purpose does any of this serve anyway? You wouldn't be trolling me, would you?

hell no, boring.

Good. So, was there a point, or shall we move on?

(December 7, 2013 at 12:25 am)Stimbo Wrote: Good. So, was there a point, or shall we move on?

atheistic naturalism is a pessimistic scenario that conveys that a person will die, will die soon, will die alone, and will remain dead forever. people that believe that haven't spiritual discernment.

(December 7, 2013 at 1:54 pm)snowtracks Wrote: a person will die, will die soon, will die alone, and will remain dead forever.

Fixed it for you.

It is a fact that everyone will die.
They may die soon, but they will die one day.
Everyone does not die alone.
There is no evidence that our consciousness persists after death, and thus once we are gone we are indeed gone forever.

(December 7, 2013 at 2:14 pm)Kitanetos Wrote:

(December 7, 2013 at 1:54 pm)snowtracks Wrote: a person will die, will die soon, will die alone, and will remain dead forever.

Fixed it for you.

It is a fact that everyone will die.
They may die soon, but they will die one day.
Everyone does not die alone.
There is no evidence that our consciousness persists after death, and thus once we are gone we are indeed gone forever.

'persists' ? - guess that the best we can do. are people trolling me? if that's true, that's traumatic.

(December 7, 2013 at 3:03 pm)snowtracks Wrote: guess that the best we can do. are people trolling me?

When one cannot embrace reality, I suppose he must resort to an ad hominem. Sad.

Snow tracks,

You do know that you are a multicellular organism don't you? Your cells die every minute. The Snowtracks of seven years ago is completely dead. Is that previous snowtracks now in heaven or hell? Does god judge the skin cells that die off while typing and send them to heaven as they go?

So how does them dying in greater numbers change anything?

Does the dying cell pass on it's little bit of soul to the younger cells before it passes on?

(December 7, 2013 at 5:04 pm)Brakeman Wrote: Snow tracks,

You do know that you are a multicellular organism don't you? Your cells die every minute. The Snowtracks of seven years ago is completely dead. Is that previous snowtracks now in heaven or hell? Does god judge the skin cells that die off while typing and send them to heaven as they go?

So how does them dying in greater numbers change anything?

Does the dying cell pass on it's little bit of soul to the younger cells before it passes on?

what the heck? that's barely coherent.

(December 7, 2013 at 6:09 pm)snowtracks Wrote: what the heck? that's barely coherent.

Translation:
It is too hard to comprehend; therefore, god.

That is the problem with theists.

(December 7, 2013 at 6:09 pm)snowtracks Wrote:

(December 7, 2013 at 5:04 pm)Brakeman Wrote: Snow tracks,

You do know that you are a multicellular organism don't you? Your cells die every minute. The Snowtracks of seven years ago is completely dead. Is that previous snowtracks now in heaven or hell? Does god judge the skin cells that die off while typing and send them to heaven as they go?

So how does them dying in greater numbers change anything?

Does the dying cell pass on it's little bit of soul to the younger cells before it passes on?

what the heck? that's barely coherent.

Despite knowing that my 5 year old would have been able to understand those questions, let me try to dumb that down even further.

Your body is made of millions of living things called cells. Your body is only made of these millions of cells and their byproducts. These cells do not live the entire lifespan of the person. The death of a person is simply the "great slump of dying cells."

So what I am asking is: How does the "magical soul" that is withing your christian belief, get passed on from cell to cell? How does the last cell know that it has to keep it's tiny bit of the soul for judgment, instead of passing it on as happened during the previous cell generations?