(October 12, 2009 at 9:30 pm)theVOID Wrote:(October 12, 2009 at 7:29 pm)fr0d0 Wrote: So do you have any of this so called 'proof' then VOID? QED
No, the studies i have seen had faith equal with placebo, unless you know of others?
But mainly i was saying that sort of statistical evidence would be compelling, it would have to be substantial but it would mean something was at work.
So no, i don't think it would be impossible to prove certain Biblical claims, but you need evidence first to verify it and a testable, repeatable experiment that is open for anyone to scrutinize.
Too bad it's all bullshit huh?
It's more than 'debatable' VOID, it's logically impossible. You think there wouldn't be one shred of scientific evidence? Think about it, should anything emerge: what would satisfy you of it's authenticity? If I gambled I'd put money on it. Big money, coz I know very well it's a cert.. You can't have it both ways... you can't ridicule Christians over the lack of evidence and then claim that there could be evidence.
(October 12, 2009 at 9:42 pm)theblindferrengi Wrote:fr0d0 Wrote:TBF claimed that 'pagan' meant no belief in God, which is still wrong under your definition.
Theblindferrengi Wrote:So I suppose if the christian god was somehow proven, that would make us all athiests pagans? Not that we aren't already, as a pagan is just someone who is a non-christian, but still...
No, I use the term only to describe a non-christian, as is clearly stated. A non-christian does not believe in the chriatian version of god. Therefore somebody who does not believe in the christian version of god is a pagan.
What you're saying there TBF is that an atheist is the same as a pagan who is the same as a non Christian - which of courses is false. An atheist is not a pagan, because paganism can clearly mean the belief in a deity.