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**noname12** · 09-22-2003, 06:05 AM

lol well prove to me there isnt a God...

**noname12** · 09-22-2003, 06:14 AM

Lets start from the very beggining, the big bang... explain it to me? and explain the creation of life or "evolution", then from there we can have a nice meaningful debate.

**jbrockz** · 09-22-2003, 06:19 AM

lol, billy

as for the first part, noname, ask the philosoper to make up his mind. if he says he has to believe in God since he fears death, then he clearly considers Him as the ultimate judge who will judge him at the end of his days, which disproves his claim that he believes there is no God. And if he believes there is no God, then death would just be an inevitale scientific process, exemplifying [spelling?] at best the imperfection inherent to life.

as for the second and third parts, you are clearly talking about the 'big bang theory'. well, its just that - a theory. scientists have conceded a long time ago that they might never know how the universe really came to be. instead the focus of physics has changed to the unification of the theories that explain the majestic and the minute. the big bang is largely accepted as the beginning of the universe since the very little evidence we have about our universe suggests that. for example, its expanding nature, the presence of black holes, the fact we literally have the ability to look back in time [when you see a star that is 4 light years away, you are looking at the star as it was 4 years ago...the farther away you can see, the more in the past you can go].

as part of your physics class

, i would recommend you to read 'the brief history of time', can't find a simpler book about a complex subject then this. there is some play on God in there too.

**noname12** · 09-22-2003, 06:23 AM

lol the guy means that if there was not that whole death thing he would not believe in God, but to face death and to believe there is nothing but a void beyond forces him to believe there is a God, so then there is no void there is something beyond there is meaning to life, there is a purpose, there is justice and so on.
I just couldnt be bothered to type the whole damn thing out because i figured no one would notice it

So basically looking at it from a whole weird philosophical way He doesnt believe YET HE DOES... jees

As for the big bang yeah yeah, there was a giant planet that blew up, yeah well where did that "giant planet" come from? oh yeah star dust, where did the star dust come from? well duh stars where the hell did the stars come from? lol and so on, theres a beginin to everything and an end, to believe life and the universe started just because some huge planet decided to have a overly dramatic fart then excuse me for not believing...
In my views there's gotta be a greater being.

**jbrockz** · 09-22-2003, 06:38 AM

you wrote

...there is a purpose, there is justice and so on

i had written

...then he clearly considers Him as the ultimate judge who will judge him at the end of his days...

i guess i was on track at least partially, since you couldn't be bothered to write the whole thing.

**jbrockz** · 09-22-2003, 06:41 AM

Originally posted by noname12@22 September 2003 - 06:23

As for the big bang yeah yeah, there was a giant planet that blew up, yeah well where did that "giant planet" come from? oh yeah star dust, where did the star dust come from? well duh stars where the hell did the stars come from? lol and so on, theres a beginin to everything and an end, to believe life and the universe started just because some huge planet decided to have a overly dramatic fart then excuse me for not believing...
In my views there's gotta be a greater being.

dude, you really need to read 'the brief history of time'...you got the 'big bang' all wrong and i don't have the energy to explain it here.

**noname12** · 09-22-2003, 06:43 AM

lol your right i do, i just go on what those freaks in shopping centres scream, and yes you find the big bang supporters out there, and a little from watching TV and thats what they all said.... and TV can never be wrong

**Billy_Dean** · 09-22-2003, 06:51 AM

As for the big bang yeah yeah, there was a giant planet that blew up, yeah well where did that "giant planet" come from? oh yeah star dust, where did the star dust come from? well duh stars where the hell did the stars come from? lol and so on, theres a beginin to everything and an end, to believe life and the universe started just because some huge planet decided to have a overly dramatic fart then excuse me for not believing...
In my views there's gotta be a greater being.

Did you read this on the back of a cornflake packet?