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My philosophy is to never discuss politics, sciences, religions, and world issues over the dinner table.
IMHO, it's the most solid one there is in this world of ours. http://forum.shrapnelgames.com/images/icons/icon10.gif [ November 06, 2003, 20:50: Message edited by: TerranC ] |
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It takes faith to accept God's existence, but it also takes faith to deny it. Truly scientific thinking should give the benefit of doubt to something that although cannot be proven cannot be disproved either. I like to think it's possible that there is somekind of superior being (or beings), although I doubt any religion is right about its nature. If there is a god, He (or She or They) should be able to show himself in a way that even the most skeptic would have to admit He's real, and if He wants us to behave in any particular way He should give clear instructions of what He wants us to do. The lack of such proof leads me to conclude that either 1- there is no god, or 2- He is powerless to affect our world or 3- He doesn't care what we do or what happens to us. But those are just my personal thoughts. And it's not my intention to force my point of view on anyone else. |
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EDIT - name errors [ November 06, 2003, 22:55: Message edited by: General Woundwort ] |
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Of course, if reality depends on your point of view, it would be possible that all three were perfectly correct.
You might say they're not in the same universe anymore, though. |
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I lean towards #1, but #4 is more satisfying. |
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first, Jack, while from the point of view of someone who hasn't gotten an answer from God such answer's appear as assumption's, they are not. it's a matter of perspective. as for why should better be sought? well, you have to have experienced better to know that. if you havn't, then an answer is meaningless, except to give you the theory. and any explanation of what better gives you would just go over that whole ground again.
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second, Deccan, i argue that a lot of scientists today are very certain on what seems to me little evidence. plus, i don't think any religeon can offer true joy, anymore than any philosophy or science can. that is a gift of God. however, science, philosophy and religeon can help, so long as they are honest seeker's after truth. and a religeon set up by God would naturaly be the most reliable. Quote:
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and there will be a religious expeirence that's scientifically provable. the second coming. nobody will be able to miss that, which is why your supposed to ignore anyone who says 'lo, here!' and 'lo, there!'. no, Erax, true religeon exists to bring people closer to God. the why is just part of it. Quote:
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without natural disasters, i think people would be impelled to create more of there own. it's the destructive urge. Quote:
people can make up religeon's on their own. plus, i think a few religeon's are corruptions of ancient, God-given ones. Quote:
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Spoon - see above. and stop blaming God for your personal tragedy's. most of mine are my fault or another human's. the rest are accidents. [ November 07, 2003, 00:51: Message edited by: narf poit chez BOOM ] |
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So Narf, why is the particular religious doctrine that you believe in correct, whereas the other countless 1000s are not?
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well, Fyron, your going to really love this answer...because God told me it is. well, actually, he told me to join that church, and that church believes it is the true one. which chain of logic is strong enough for me.
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All religions believe they are the one true religion...
So when did you have a chat with God? |
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Fyron, are you willing to consider the idea that someone may have a conversation with God and be sane?
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