(March 7, 2014 at 6:40 pm)fr0d0 Wrote:

(March 7, 2014 at 2:55 pm)futilethewinds Wrote: *you're

Ugh I try hard to catch them all futile

Don't pay any attention to them, Frodo. Their a bunch of grammar Nazis. I bet there parents didn't teach them what rudeness was. They're is no reason why they can't be more civil.

Thanks Rahul

Gives fr0do a big warm hug.

~ Miss M
And a little peck on the cheek for good luck.

(March 7, 2014 at 2:53 pm)fr0d0 Wrote: It depends what you call evidence. You've jumped the gun, in fact I think you swallowed the bullet already. All we have discussed so far is purpose being the reason to consider God. You can address the subject if you wish. Currently your playing in an extra terrestrial stadium.

Speaking of jumping the gun, how did we get to the point of accepting that there is an externally derived purpose without stating what that purpose is, and how one comes to the conclusion that it's there?

ping?

(March 8, 2014 at 2:49 am)Esquilax Wrote:

(March 7, 2014 at 2:53 pm)fr0d0 Wrote: It depends what you call evidence. You've jumped the gun, in fact I think you swallowed the bullet already. All we have discussed so far is purpose being the reason to consider God. You can address the subject if you wish. Currently your playing in an extra terrestrial stadium.

Speaking of jumping the gun, how did we get to the point of accepting that there is an externally derived purpose without stating what that purpose is, and how one comes to the conclusion that it's there?

Exactly

(March 2, 2014 at 7:17 pm)JesusLover1 Wrote: From a scientific and logical realm, Christianity seems to make no sense.
However what atheists neglect is the spiritual realm. There is so much visible power in the relationship believers have with God. It cannot be explained through reason, but only through a personal relationship with Jesus. Study the word without skepticism, ask Jesus to guide you, meditate on Gods's goodness, and ask about spiritual experience from those who have experienced it themselves.

So, jebus will answer our prayers if we just drop every ounce of common-sense and join the hail mary express, eh? I really don't comprehend anything you've said, as you seem perfectly capable of grasping reality. This leaves me a bit in "shock". Give me a minute. lol anyways.. you have to understand something, young scholar.. If jebus was real, and if jebus was the son of god, we'd all believe you. There wouldn't be any atheistic views; there'd be no hanging onto this lack of belief in christ. Okay? If the world were 6000 years old, we'd know. If miracles were performed left and right, like healing or any other blessing that'd you'd assume would be "heaped" on a hardcore christian, we'd believe. Okay? There's so much more wrong with the bible that I can't begin to discuss it with you. How come healed by his stripes never works? How come everyone with an incurable disease just dies? Oh, it's the plan! Every fucking time? I'd like to direct you to something I've been using to mock christians, because it cheers me up. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CxKgNTNwVAc

Now that I think about it.. why hasn't every disease been cured at least once? (by that, I mean, thinking for you)

(March 9, 2014 at 4:00 pm)heathendegenerate Wrote:

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(March 2, 2014 at 7:17 pm)JesusLover1 Wrote: From a scientific and logical realm, Christianity seems to make no sense.
However what atheists neglect is the spiritual realm. There is so much visible power in the relationship believers have with God. It cannot be explained through reason, but only through a personal relationship with Jesus. Study the word without skepticism, ask Jesus to guide you, meditate on Gods's goodness, and ask about spiritual experience from those who have experienced it themselves.

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So, jebus will answer our prayers if we just drop every ounce of common-sense and join the hail mary express, eh? I really don't comprehend anything you've said, as you seem perfectly capable of grasping reality. This leaves me a bit in "shock". Give me a minute. lol anyways.. you have to understand something, young scholar.. If jebus was real, and if jebus was the son of god, we'd all believe you. There wouldn't be any atheistic views; there'd be no hanging onto this lack of belief in christ. Okay? If the world were 6000 years old, we'd know. If miracles were performed left and right, like healing or any other blessing that'd you'd assume would be "heaped" on a hardcore christian, we'd believe. Okay? There's so much more wrong with the bible that I can't begin to discuss it with you. How come healed by his stripes never works? How come everyone with an incurable disease just dies? Oh, it's the plan! Every fucking time? I'd like to direct you to something I've been using to mock christians, because it cheers me up. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CxKgNTNwVAc

Now that I think about it.. why hasn't every disease been cured at least once? (by that, I mean, thinking for you)

If people didn't die the world would be a heck of a lot more crowded than it is. Imagine living with proto-humans and guys like Moses and Mohammed.

I thought we did.

(March 10, 2014 at 1:48 am)Stimbo Wrote: I thought we did.

Anyone seen Ken Ham lately? I swear there's some interbreeding with Neanderthals at some point in his family history. (I'd post a photo of him, but I can't be arsed to do so from my mobile.)