Prove sonhouse wrong.

Prove sonhouse wrong.

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I have read many, many posts from sonhouse.

He makes sense from a non Christian point of view.

Prove him wrong.

If sonhouse would care to contribute a question, that would be great.

Point #1?

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Originally posted by chaney3...
If sonhouse would care to contribute a question, that would be great.
Point #1?
If sonhouse asks a question, you expect to prove him wrong? I guess I don't understand what questions are.

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Originally posted by apathist
If sonhouse asks a question, you expect to prove him wrong? I guess I don't understand what questions are.
You start then.

Ask a question.

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You mean, about gods?

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Originally posted by apathist
You mean, about gods?
You already asked two questions now. Not sure what this guy wants.

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Originally posted by Eladar
You already asked two questions now. Not sure what this guy wants.
When you see a photo of piles and piles of corpses in a Nazi concentration camp, where was God?

The usual response is that was man's free will, and takes God off the hook.

But, God says He loves us.

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Originally posted by chaney3
When you see a photo of piles and piles of corpses in a Nazi concentration camp, where was God?

The usual response is that was man's free will, and takes God off the hook.

But, God says He loves us.
Blimey, 6 posts in and we're already at the Nazis.

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Originally posted by Ghost of a Duke
Blimey, 6 posts in and we're already at the Nazis.
Ghost,

I believe in God, but His absence is a mystery.

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Originally posted by chaney3
Ghost,

I believe in God, but His absence is a mystery.
What are the characteristics of the God in which you believe?

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Originally posted by ThinkOfOne
What are the characteristics of the God in which you believe?
I will sadly say that I don't know.

I have doubts about the validity of the Bible.

I believe in a creator, and call Him God, but I don't know Him.

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Originally posted by chaney3
I will sadly say that I don't know.

I have doubts about the validity of the Bible.

I believe in a creator, and call Him God, but I don't know Him.
Then what is the basis of your belief?

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Originally posted by ThinkOfOne
Then what is the basis of your belief?
That God is there.

Those details seem to be unknown, and guessed.

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Originally posted by chaney3
That God is there.

Those details seem to be unknown, and guessed.
What I'm trying to understand is what is the basis of your belief that " God is there".

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Originally posted by ThinkOfOne
What I'm trying to understand is what is the basis of your belief that " God is there".
Well, unlike Ghost and twitehead, I am not foolish enough to believe that creation came from nothing.

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Originally posted by chaney3
Well, unlike Ghost and twitehead, I am not foolish enough to believe that creation came from nothing.
I don't believe creation came from nothing.

I don't believe in creation.

(It is humans who require a beginning and an end. I don't believe the universe works that way).

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