I don't believe in god. He's like Santa and the Easter Bunny.

TTG_Circus_Fr34k wrote

byVizR wrote i dont believe in god because hes not real?

I believe you take it anal by your dad

Lol agreed
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Of course I do.

Atheists: Explain to me why you "scientists" say all cells come from existing cells, but claim that a chemical reaction created the first cell? It's ridiculous that one cell could then evolve into billions of different species. And please tell me why the Earth has a perfect amount of every gas needed to sustain life and that it is the perfect distance away from the sun? Coincidence? No. Not at all.

Christians: FTW!

Immaterial, universal, unchanging laws of logic, mathematics, science, and absolute morality exist. Universal, immaterial, unchanging laws are necessary for rational thinking to be possible. Universal, immaterial, unchanging laws cannot be accounted for if the universe was random or only material in nature.

Try to wrap your head around that. Yes, I believe God is real.

A lot of people are gonna lose posts when this is closed 8)

TTG_Circus_Fr34k wrote

-Beany- wrote

TTG_Circus_Fr34k wrote

-xDebt- wrote

TTG_Circus_Fr34k wrote

-xDebt- wrote no i do not. where is the proof?

The bible. Google it.

the bible isnt proof. i can have some old guy write a book about monsters. that doesnt mean monsters exist does it?

Yeah but the book that some old guy wrote wont become sacred to the hearts of billions of people across the earth, now will it?

Science proves absolutly nothing. They say the Big bang theory started it all. What started the big bang theory? It wasnt an accident it was God doing what he does best. And thats everything.

Just because people believe in it, don't make it true. No i don't believe in god as there is no real proof. You say the bible but that was written ages ago, by anyone. Science has a plausible theory, evolution.

ok, so god controls the entire universe? so you are saying he purposely made the big bang to create living creatures?

TTG_Circus_Fr34k wrote I believe in God because Jesus is my Lord and Savior.

Agreed Yes Sir

TTG_Circus_Fr34k wrote I believe in God because Jesus is my Lord and Savior.

i agree 100%

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TTG_Circus_Fr34k wrote

-Beany- wrote

TTG_Circus_Fr34k wrote

-xDebt- wrote

TTG_Circus_Fr34k wrote

-xDebt- wrote no i do not. where is the proof?

The bible. Google it.

the bible isnt proof. i can have some old guy write a book about monsters. that doesnt mean monsters exist does it?

Yeah but the book that some old guy wrote wont become sacred to the hearts of billions of people across the earth, now will it?

Science proves absolutly nothing. They say the Big bang theory started it all. What started the big bang theory? It wasnt an accident it was God doing what he does best. And thats everything.

Just because people believe in it, don't make it true. No i don't believe in god as there is no real proof. You say the bible but that was written ages ago, by anyone. Science has a plausible theory, evolution.

You've completely contradicted your religion. You bible bashers believe if i'm not incorrect that 'god' created the world in 7 days right. So how come you are now saying that the Big Bang actually happened, contradicting the 'acts of god'..

Suspence wrote

-xDebt- wrote

Suspence wrote Pretty sure it's about religion:
The Dead Sea Scrolls are a collection of 972 texts from the Hebrew Bible and extra-biblical documents found between 1947 and 1956 at Khirbet Qumran on the northwest shore of the Dead Sea from which it derives its name, in the British Mandate for Palestine, in what is now named the West Bank.

The texts are of great religious and historical significance, as they include the oldest known surviving copies of Biblical and extra-biblical documents and preserve evidence of great diversity in late Second Temple Judaism. They are written in Hebrew, Aramaic and Greek, mostly on parchment, but with some written on papyrus.[1] These manuscripts generally date between 150 BCE and 70 CE.[2] The scrolls are traditionally identified with the ancient Jewish sect called the Essenes, though some recent interpretations have challenged this association and argue that the scrolls were penned by priests in Jerusalem, Zadokites, or other unknown Jewish groups.[3][4]

There you go!

-Suspence

o really? is that why the texts mention the word "oldsmobile" a good number of times?

It was rewritten multiple times to show a point of view or have a different interpretation.

-Suspence

o really? because i read that it said oldsmobile on the original texts...