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How do you respond to this statement?
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(June 25, 2013 at 7:34 pm)taylor93112 Wrote: "There are many questions we wont have answers to." There are many questions we don't have answers to - but it is extremely difficult to identify those that we will never have answers to. What must be avoided at all costs, however, is the idea that the answer to any question we don't have an answer to, is God. This is "God of the cracks" and it has a very poor track record historically. As for Good seeing the bigger plan - what plan? Why should there be a plan? Quote:"There are many questions we wont have answers to." #1 - Something along the lines of "and you'll never have answers if you keep looking in the pages of an absurd old book." (They hate that one.) #2 - "I have no evidence that your god exists." (The REALLY hate that one.) (June 25, 2013 at 7:34 pm)taylor93112 Wrote: "There are many questions we wont have answers to." A cop-out usually used when they're backed into a logical corner and they can't explain certain parts of their ridiculous religion. Quote:"I have faith that god sees the bigger plan". A cop-out used when they can't explain why an all-loving god would let the world get as shitty as it is.
Christian apologetics is the art of rolling a dog turd in sugar and selling it as a donut.
I don't avoid the subject of religion with my super christian families. However, I approach it from a christian viewpoint. They think I am a christian. So when I ask a question they can't answer, I file it away. One day all of these little questions they can't answer will come in handy for something.
"There are many questions we wont have answers to."
Yes? "I have faith that god sees the bigger plan." And You?
Come on peeps that answers are simple.
"There are many questions we wont have answers to." True, however it is an assumpton to assume all answers with no questions have the answer god. Also, filling those gaps with god is only one way. (I would await their response) "I have faith that god sees the bigger plan." And how do you know what this plan is? Faith by default is hope. However, there are two kinds of hope, false hope (built either on faulty pretense or observation.) and real hope (realizing plausible outcomes and hoping for those, such as resucue or something.). With that said, I want you to observe what kind of hope you currently hold. Look at it in an objective view point. After doing so, now tell me based on the world how is this hope not false? A god with out accountability? I know what the bible says regarding god being the all powerful, however you cannot view into his mind. How can we trust him? How do we know he is not malevolent? (some along those lines.) I would be a televangelist....but I have too much of a soul.
I've had those statements put to me a few times to, some very good answers in this thread! What about this one
"There is no physical evidence for species to species evolution, why aren't there transitional fossils" |
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