(January 8, 2015 at 4:14 pm)FatAndFaithless Wrote: Again..nobody is asking for absolute proof, you absolute twat.

You must have the same difficulty of understanding the criteria laid down as the OP did of his own post.

GC

(January 8, 2015 at 4:19 pm)Godschild Wrote:

(January 8, 2015 at 4:14 pm)FatAndFaithless Wrote: Again..nobody is asking for absolute proof, you absolute twat.

You must have the same difficulty of understanding the criteria laid down as the OP did of his own post.

GC

Well, seeing as the OP doesnt mention "absolute" anything, I'm not sure what the hell you mean.

Simply having evidence for something or being able to test it for results isn't anything absolute, GC.

Right, so what is a supernatural being? Now we're getting somewhere, we have a definition!

I knew we could do it if we all worked together

See if anyone can put that God definition into a testable claim. I can wait

(January 8, 2015 at 2:55 pm)Nope Wrote: It is doubtful that you have seen god(I apologize if I am wrong). He hasn't done anything for you that you can directly prove was caused by him and not some other coincidence.

Yep...it is called a faith, you know.

I did some kind of drug every day for fifteen years. I was completely addicted, in the end having blackouts even during my relatively sober hours. Then I stopped. I credit God with that. You would likely call it spontaneous recovery and credit some as yet unknown natural cause.

If someone's struggling with drugs, I tell them my story. Maybe they hear similar stories, maybe they don't. Maybe they agree with me, maybe they think as you do. Doesn't really matter to me. I'm sober and I'm happy. When I get resentful about something in my life, I remember that God has forgiven me, and I become grateful and forgiving again, which makes me happier. My life is really good. So you think my standards of evidence aren't high enough? BFD

(January 8, 2015 at 4:17 pm)Godschild Wrote: He allowed his precious Son to be nailed to a cross and suffer death. It' all you need and all you will receive. It's been plenty for billions, so I guess you're saying you're to good to accept what others find sufficient.

GC

And it's not good enough for even more than just us. According to 2011 Pew Forum analysis, only 31% of the world's population is Christian. Approximately 69% of the world's population apparently finds your view of reality incompatible; yet, you just happen to be right and more than half the world happens to be wrong.

(January 8, 2015 at 4:19 pm)Simon Moon Wrote: [quote='Godschild' pid='839469' dateline='1420747843']

Quote:Actually I think it's a shame that anyone spend eternity in hell, I hate the thought

So, how can Heaven be a paradise for you, knowing for eternity that the vast majority of your fellow humans are suffering for eternity? Some of them may be friends and family.

I see you have a poor understanding of the scriptures, God will give relief to us of sadness, pain and all the other ills of this world, meaning we will remember no more, a great blessing for those who live their lives for Christ.

GC

(January 8, 2015 at 4:25 pm)Godschild Wrote: meaning we will remember no more,

So..God wipes your brain clean of all bad memories? What happened to free will? Or does that not exist in heaven?

(January 8, 2015 at 4:24 pm)alpha male Wrote:

(January 8, 2015 at 2:55 pm)Nope Wrote: It is doubtful that you have seen god(I apologize if I am wrong). He hasn't done anything for you that you can directly prove was caused by him and not some other coincidence.

Yep...it is called a faith, you know.

I did some kind of drug every day for fifteen years. I was completely addicted, in the end having blackouts even during my relatively sober hours. Then I stopped. I credit God with that. You would likely call it spontaneous recovery and credit some as yet unknown natural cause.

If someone's struggling with drugs, I tell them my story. Maybe they hear similar stories, maybe they don't. Maybe they agree with me, maybe they think as you do. Doesn't really matter to me. I'm sober and I'm happy. When I get resentful about something in my life, I remember that God has forgiven me, and I become grateful and forgiving again, which makes me happier. My life is really good. So you think my standards of evidence aren't high enough? BFD

I'm not looking to become an active contributor to this thread, but I think you'll find that most Atheists will credit your drug addiction recovery (congratulations, by the way) to you and you alone. There's more beauty in that, in my opinion; having the shred of independence to make that decision on your own is a beautiful thing.

(January 8, 2015 at 4:25 pm)Strider Wrote:

(January 8, 2015 at 4:17 pm)Godschild Wrote: He allowed his precious Son to be nailed to a cross and suffer death. It' all you need and all you will receive. It's been plenty for billions, so I guess you're saying you're to good to accept what others find sufficient.

GC

And it's not good enough for even more than just us. According to 2011 Pew Forum analysis, only 31% of the world's population is Christian. Approximately 69% of the world's population apparently finds your view of reality incompatible; yet, you just happen to be right and more than half the world happens to be wrong.

That half worship gods of wood and stone, I on the other hand worship a risen living Savior, who actually said that most of the world would reject Him, I'm on coarse, that straight and narrow road you know.

GC

Hah. "Their religions are just crazy, duh. I'm just right, you know."