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Re: Ontologically speaking, how can GOD be proven
You want to know that god exists, READ THE BIBLE! Maybe it is an oversimple answer but you can find all your answers in there. No, I am not here for a religious war but I am a devote christian and I find that any answer I need can be located in the bible. Remember, there are not just 66 volumes or books of the bible and that is it, there are millions
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SelfMadeMMAn
You want to know that god exists, READ THE BIBLE! Maybe it is an oversimple answer but you can find all your answers in there. No, I am not here for a religious war but I am a devote christian and I find that any answer I need can be located in the bible. Remember, there are not just 66 volumes or books of the bible and that is it, there are millions
Ummm, you know the bible was written by people don't you, it didn't just appear out of thin air... :unsure:
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Barbarossa
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SelfMadeMMAn
You want to know that god exists, READ THE BIBLE! Maybe it is an oversimple answer but you can find all your answers in there. No, I am not here for a religious war but I am a devote christian and I find that any answer I need can be located in the bible. Remember, there are not just 66 volumes or books of the bible and that is it, there are millions
Ummm, you know the bible was written by people don't you, it didn't just appear out of thin air... :unsure:
Prove it.:whistling
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Re: Ontologically speaking, how can GOD be proven
I can't :cry:
You'll just have to trust me. :dry:
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Barbarossa
I can't :cry:
You'll just have to trust me. :dry:
It's OK I have faith in you.:whistling
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Yep, the bible was written by people, but Me personally, I need nothing else.
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Re: Ontologically speaking, how can GOD be proven
What about a decent dictionary, and a few lessons in grammar?
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Snee
What about a decent dictionary, and a few lessons in grammar?
Next thing, he'll be trying to teach his grammar to suck eggs.
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ok i'm a guy who has been on both sides i've been atheist and religious and to tell you the truth i can safely say that everyone in here is right.
Why? A lot of people believe in him, her or it blindly, and that's ok you know, because when they do that their brain release Neurotransmitters making them feel great (like there's a higher being supporting them) so it can be explain like a physical reaction, but then again i don't have the knowledge to discredit the bible so i could be totally wrong and he may be in fact exist,But the bottom line is this it doesn't matter who is right or who is wrong is about believing (or not believing) in something that it will make you a better person.
P.S. PLEASE DON'T GIVE ME A HARD TIME ABOUT MY GRAMMAR CAUSE ENGLISH IS NOT MY NATIVE LANGUAGE.
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Re: Ontologically speaking, how can GOD be proven
We wont.
And SelfMadeMMan is absolutely correct, you can find the answer to everything in the Bible.. you can even get 2 opposite answers to the same question if you look hard enough.
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Re: Ontological speaking, how can GOD be proven
ontological speaking does not goes more than assumption or imagination or dreaming
also you can create not only one god ontologically ,if you go ontologic you can create lots of gods,devils,angels,spirits,elfs and any other metaphysical & supernatural stuff with your imagination but nothing concrete and real
and religion is human made mental masturbation tool
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bionx
...religion is human made mental masturbation tool
Oh, oweee.
And you're no doubt claiming an original thought there - not that there was any actual thought involved.
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bionx
ontological speaking does not goes more than assumption or imagination or dreaming
also you can create not only one god ontologically ,if you go ontologic you can create lots of gods,devils,angels,spirits,elfs and any other metaphysical & supernatural stuff with your imagination but nothing concrete and real
and religion is human made mental masturbation tool
Bet you can't wait for the second coming.:'(
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bigboab
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bionx
ontological speaking does not goes more than assumption or imagination or dreaming
also you can create not only one god ontologically ,if you go ontologic you can create lots of gods,devils,angels,spirits,elfs and any other metaphysical & supernatural stuff with your imagination but nothing concrete and real
and religion is human made mental masturbation tool
bet you can't wait for the second coming.:'(
lolol
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QPD
Only one word : DNA .
DNA is now a word.
Why wasn't I informed.
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QPD
Only one word : DNA .
Here's another word: Bicycle pump.
I dunno what the fuck either does to explain anything, but two can play that game.
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Re: Ontologically speaking, how can GOD be proven
Aeroplanes are the proof that God exists, according to Al Murray :yes:
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Never gave that much thought.
Sounds right enough.
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Obvoiusly You guys have no ideea about how Dezoxiribonucleic Acid is working in your lame bodies.Ask google; he is fast!
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QPD
Obvoiusly You guys have no ideea about how Dezoxiribonucleic Acid is working in your lame bodies.Ask google; he is fast!
Obv-what?
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j2k4
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QPD
Obvoiusly You guys have no ideea about how Dezoxiribonucleic Acid is working in your lame bodies.Ask google; he is fast!
Obv-
what?
Yeah, what?
Everybody knows Google is female.
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QPD
Obvoiusly You guys have no ideea about how Dezoxiribonucleic Acid is working in your lame bodies.Ask google; he is fast!
I was never really into the drugs scene, to be honest. I've never even been to a RAVE FFS!11!!!1!! OMGROFL!!!11!!
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QPD
Obvoiusly You guys have no ideea about how Dezoxiribonucleic Acid is working in your lame bodies.Ask google; he is fast!
Obviously you got lost somewhere and posted in the wrong thread.
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ckrit
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QPD
Obvoiusly You guys have no ideea about how Dezoxiribonucleic Acid is working in your lame bodies.Ask google; he is fast!
Obviously you got lost somewhere and posted in the wrong thread.
Go search DNA complexity on google then you will understand that evolution is impossible
I didn;t post in the wrong thread...you have a serious lack of knowledge!
.:angry:
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QPD
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ckrit
Obviously you got lost somewhere and posted in the wrong thread.
Go search DNA complexity on google then you will understand that evolution is impossible
I didn;t post in the wrong thread...you have a serious lack of knowledge!
.:angry:
Indeed, we all suffer from a serious lack of knowledge, it's a part of the human condition.
To assume that complexity precludes explanation- and is therefore only attributable to a higher power- demonstrates not your lack of knowledge but instead, a lack of intellectual rigor.
Basically, what you say is that "I can't understand this, hence it must be God's work".
I'm currently grappling with the baffling complexity of my Mazda's electrical system but I'm pretty sure God wasn't involved in it's design.
It may be a good argument for the existence of Satan though...
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QPD
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ckrit
Obviously you got lost somewhere and posted in the wrong thread.
Go search DNA complexity on google then you will understand that evolution is impossible
I didn;t post in the wrong thread...you have a serious lack of knowledge!
.:angry:
I wonder if the opposite is true :unsure:
You're so simple - THERE IS NO GOD!½ [Y/N]?
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clocker
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j2k4
Obv-what?
Yeah, what?
Everybody knows Google is female.
Of course, but back to my question...
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I really understand the DNA problem since I have a master PHD on genetics of lung cancer...it's too large to develop it here, but the bottom line is that DNA has very little changes form a bacteria to mammels and there is no way this could self- stabilise to that form.It has been created so!
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QPD
I really understand the DNA problem since I have a master PHD on genetics of lung cancer...it's to large to develop it here, but the bottom line is that DNA has very little changes form a bacteria to mammels and there is no way this could self- stabilise to that form.It has been created so!
Checkmate.
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QPD
I really understand the DNA problem since I have a master PHD on genetics of lung cancer...it's too large to develop it here, but the bottom line is that DNA has very little changes form a bacteria to mammels and there is no way this could self- stabilise to that form.It has been created so!
Hay, I think I've been offered a degree from the same place you got that.
The email looked really legit.
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QPD
I really understand the DNA problem since I have a master PHD on genetics of lung cancer...it's too large to develop it here, but the bottom line is that DNA has very little changes form a bacteria to mammels and there is no way this could self- stabilise to that form.It has been created so!
This has an amazing lack of rigour coming from a self-proclaimed scientist :O
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ckrit
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QPD
I really understand the DNA problem since I have a master PHD on genetics of lung cancer...it's too large to develop it here, but the bottom line is that DNA has very little changes form a bacteria to mammels and there is no way this could self- stabilise to that form.It has been created so!
Hay, I think I've been offered a degree from the same place you got that.
The email looked really legit.
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Barbarossa
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QPD
I really understand the DNA problem since I have a master PHD on genetics of lung cancer...it's too large to develop it here, but the bottom line is that DNA has very little changes form a bacteria to mammels and there is no way this could self- stabilise to that form.It has been created so!
This has an amazing lack of rigour coming from a self-proclaimed scientist :O
There is no point in arguing with you, since you both proved me you have no ideea...
Evolution is a bigger stupidity than creation...
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QPD
hurf blurf
'k
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QPD
There is no point in arguing with you, since you both proved me you have no ideea...
Evolution is a bigger stupidity than creation...
There's a house in my street that is proudly flying the flag of the Church of the Flying Spaghetti Monster from the TV aerial.
I can claim to have been touched by his Noodly Appendage. Can you?
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To those who believe proof Isn't necessary, It's called faith.
Maybe some of you have heard of It.
I don't need proof of the existence god, I just believe.
How many retards will argue Black Is white, personally I couldn't care less about anyone else's opinion.
It's the Individual's opinion or belief that matters, not the mad scientists approach.
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Barbarossa
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QPD
There is no point in arguing with you, since you both proved me you have no ideea...
Evolution is a bigger stupidity than creation...
There's a house in my street that is proudly flying the flag of the Church of the Flying Spaghetti Monster from the TV aerial.
I can claim to have been touched by his Noodly Appendage. Can you?
Too much information.:rolleyes:
It's time you were in bed. It's ten pasta eleven.:wacko:
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LubTheStaringCat
To those who believe proof Isn't necessary, It's called faith.
Maybe some of you have heard of It.
I don't need proof of the existence god, I just believe.
How many retards will argue Black Is white, personally I couldn't care less about anyone else's opinion.
It's the Individual's opinion or belief that matters, not the mad scientists approach.
Quite right.
God meets secularism on the battlefield of a man's (or woman's) faith.