09 Jan 17
Originally posted by JakeChessSo you are denying 'design'?
I see no reason to. I don't need to bow before an imaginary friend to be happy or fulfilled. I do not need dogma or an afterlife to be a good person or a functioning human being.
And saying fucck you to the 'designer'.
Then you are an atheist.
You are lost.
09 Jan 17
Originally posted by chaney3Is this the same bible you have been criticising for the last 3 months?
This goes for all atheists!
Religion may be wrong, the bible may be wrong. But to ignore 'design', immediately tells me I am dealing with a weak mind. Almost stupid to evidence beyond the bible.
The design argument would be more credible if the world was 'perfect.' (Surely a perfect creator would have created a perfect world?) But is the world perfect? Amazing sure, but perfect?
Think for a moment about earthquakes, about famines, think about the brutality of nature, of disease and tsunamis.
I'll give you one example; a parasite who's sole existence is to burrow into the brain of an ant, the ant concerned rendered into an almost zombie like state. The unfortunate insect is then compelled to climb to the top of tree, whereby a spore grows through its skull, killing it and releasing further spores to infect further ants.
Is the above parasite a result of design or evolution? If you believe the former, then you'll probably need to reevaluate your concept of an all loving God.
09 Jan 17
Originally posted by chaney3Jake is a newbie to these forums.
So you are denying 'design'?
And saying fucck you to the 'designer'.
Then you are an atheist.
You are lost.
I ask you please to be respectful in your replies, or if that is not possible, take a break and return when you are able to be so.
09 Jan 17
Originally posted by Ghost of a DukeGhost,
Is this the same bible you have been criticising for the last 3 months?
The design argument would be more credible if the world was 'perfect.' (Surely a perfect creator would have created a perfect world?) But is the world perfect? Amazing sure, but perfect?
Think for a moment about earthquakes, about famines, think about the brutality of natur ...[text shortened]... u believe the former, then you'll probably need to reevaluate your concept of an all loving God.
I am ready to do battle with you.
Religion has taken away from design.
09 Jan 17
Originally posted by Ghost of a DukeEver heard the theory that creation is under the curse of sin?
Is this the same bible you have been criticising for the last 3 months?
The design argument would be more credible if the world was 'perfect.' (Surely a perfect creator would have created a perfect world?) But is the world perfect? Amazing sure, but perfect?
Think for a moment about earthquakes, about famines, think about the brutality of natur ...[text shortened]... u believe the former, then you'll probably need to reevaluate your concept of an all loving God.
09 Jan 17
Originally posted by chaney3I was raised in a devout Evangelical Christian family. They're the lost ones. They're the ones grovelling before a character in a work of fiction. I'm the one who can go to bed at night knowing that I'm actually a person, not a slave. If you have a problem, then take it up with your God, maybe something will happen this time when you pray for me to be "saved."
So you are denying 'design'?
And saying fucck you to the 'designer'.
Then you are an atheist.
You are lost.
09 Jan 17
Originally posted by JakeChessOkay.
I was raised in a devout Evangelical Christian family. They're the lost ones. They're the ones grovelling before a character in a work of fiction. I'm the one who can go to bed at night knowing that I'm actually a person, not a slave. If you have a problem, then take it up with your God, maybe something will happen this time when you pray for me to be "saved."
But, there is a difference between 'belief in something', and atheism.
Do you believe in something?
Maybe God? Maybe Jesus?
Tell us!!!!!
Originally posted by chaney3I admit that there may be a god, I reject the character of Jesus entirely. Maybe he existed, maybe he didn't. Either way, I am in no way, shape or form, a Christian of any kind.
Okay.
But, there is a difference between 'belief in something', and atheism.
Do you believe in something?
Maybe God? Maybe Jesus?
Tell us!!!!!
09 Jan 17
Originally posted by JakeChessNow we are getting somwhere.
I admit that there may be a god, I reject the character of Jesus entirely. Maybe he existed, maybe he didn't. Either way, I am in no way, shape or form, a Christian of any kind.
Does your rejection of Jesus mean that mankind evolved from a swamp?
Originally posted by chaney3Then demonstrate your own intelligence and answer the question put to you:
I strongly question the intelligence of atheists, regardless of degree and education.
"I'll give you one example; a parasite who's sole existence is to burrow into the brain of an ant, the ant concerned rendered into an almost zombie like state. The unfortunate insect is then compelled to climb to the top of tree, whereby a spore grows through its skull, killing it and releasing further spores to infect further ants.
Is the above parasite a result of design or evolution? If you believe the former, then you'll probably need to reevaluate your concept of an all loving God."