Arguments for God in Quran.

[Mystic]

I think he's a masochist.  He's getting his sick jollies off for the day. 

@Mystic
Surprise surprise, you believe many silly things.

lol, yeah.. that must be it.

[robvalue]

You can use a stick without knowing everything about it, God has created things with abstraction. There is levels of abstraction.

What are you trying to achieve with this thread, MK?

I guess he feels that if he throws enough darts, he'll eventually hit the bullseye. But sadly he's throwing darts that don't exist at a board that doesn't exist, to try and impress people who don't care about darts.

Honestly, I'm very concerned about him. He needs a break.

[The Grand Nudger]

He won't get that break at the madrasa anymore than he gets it here, sadly.

[LadyForCamus]

What are you trying to achieve with this thread, MK?

Just to show what I believe are sound arguments in Quran for God to people who are interested in seeing that.

There are no formal, or informal arguments in your book.  Your book is a claim, not argument or evidence.  How many times does this have to be explained to you?  And how many times do we have to tell you that we don’t care what your book says?  Why on earth do you continue to quote it at us over, and over, and fucking over?

[The Grand Nudger]

I really wasn't kidding when I explained that he's trying to cast a spell. The idea is that the sound of the words might lift the demon locks on our hearts. I'm a connoisseur of hedge magic, islam is full of it.

[Mystic]

You guys ask for proofs and evidence. I have so much over the years.

Don't ask the burden of proof, if you don't like a person presenting them. That simple.

As for this thread, I'm just showing arguments that have been discussed to death on these forums, are found in a subtle way in Quran.

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Just to show what I believe are sound arguments in Quran for God to people who are interested in seeing that.

There are no formal, or informal arguments in your book.  Your book is a claim, not argument or evidence.  How many times does this have to be explained to you?  And how many times do we have to tell you that we don’t care what your book says?  Why on earth do you continue to quote it at us over, and over, and fucking over?

None of you represent all Atheists. And if there is a few who care, that is good enough for me.

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I really wasn't kidding when I explained that he's trying to cast a spell. The idea is that the sound of the words might lift the demon locks on our hearts.

You got it my friend. Seems to be working. Don't be afraid of the light now.

[LadyForCamus]

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There are no formal, or informal arguments in your book.  Your book is a claim, not argument or evidence.  How many times does this have to be explained to you?  And how many times do we have to tell you that we don’t care what your book says?  Why on earth do you continue to quote it at us over, and over, and fucking over?

None of you represent all Atheists. And if there is a few who care, that is good enough for me.

Find one and I’ll eat my shoe.

[The Grand Nudger]

I think it might only be working on you, bud.  Not only has it made you believe..it's made you believe that others are coming to belief.  

We've already determined that you believe in many silly things, though...haven;t we. That a person who believes in magic books also believes in mind controlling cantrips is entirely unsurprising to me. The two delusions have significant overlap.

[Mystic]

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None of you represent all Atheists. And if there is a few who care, that is good enough for me.

Find one and I’ll eat my shoe.

Maybe you guys make it too hard for them to show interest. Maybe you guys would shame them for showing interest.

[The Grand Nudger]

Yes, it must be everyone else's fault.  Nothing to do with you or your own repeated failures.