RE: How do you respond to this statement?
July 5, 2013 at 3:07 pm
(This post was last modified: July 5, 2013 at 3:18 pm by Donutblade.)
(June 25, 2013 at 7:52 pm)Faith No More Wrote: Ask them how things like this fit into the "bigger plan."
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Picture first, charity later?
(June 25, 2013 at 7:34 pm)taylor93112 Wrote: "There are many questions we wont have answers to."
and there are many ways to solve these questions, which we are yet to discover.
(June 25, 2013 at 7:34 pm)taylor93112 Wrote: "I have faith that god sees the bigger plan".
"God helps them who help themselves."
Being the semi-athiest that I am, i say that god believers are fine, they should turn this belief into an inspiration, rather than anything else which could result in ignorance and mental destruction.
(June 30, 2013 at 9:52 am)Atheistic_Dan Wrote: "There is no physical evidence for species to species evolution, why aren't there transitional fossils"
Expecting something like Head of lizard, body of ape, and fin of fish?
Every statement, argument or perception conceals in it a part of the whole truth, but usually never all of it, be however wrong or right it seems. -Me
The seed planted in childhood, grows to become a strong tree in adulthood. -Me Again
If there is a god, then, being as ideal and as just as he is supposed to be, he allows the existence and even the propagation of concepts which promote the goodwill and knowledge of the general folk. Theism supports atheism, in a way. -Yet again mine
The seed planted in childhood, grows to become a strong tree in adulthood. -Me Again
If there is a god, then, being as ideal and as just as he is supposed to be, he allows the existence and even the propagation of concepts which promote the goodwill and knowledge of the general folk. Theism supports atheism, in a way. -Yet again mine
