There is NO GOD

Yes that's true, just like I always said you will never ever understand God in your own understanding. It's by faith & Revelation

Your intention of asking some question is not really to know about God. You guys are just smart-aleck.

What you do is just wait for some words I wrote and then try being a smart to counter those words You are all great for that

But I do post many words and you can't even explain those, you just ignore the truth.

But you know what... I understand that. Not every people in this earth is for God, In his foreknowledge he chose his people even before the foundation of the world. Meaning he knows what decision you will made before you was born. The bible said it's just like one in a million.

What you do is just wait for some words I wrote and then try being a smart to counter those words

That's what a debate is. I'm not sure what you were expecting.

I know, so I done with this. I hope I help somebody not just you guys but maybe just a reader

You are too smart, that's why you can't understand.

So you have to be an idiot to figure it out lol?

Remember, you have to know the ABCs before you can do algebra.

Knowledge is different from Wisdom.

This guy is frustrating and stupid, too, but at least he's acting christian about it.

I like how he assumes what I believe and don't believe simply because I'm undermining his fallacious arguments. Even though I said the same thing about "faith" both here and in another thread multiple threads. Even though I've defended belief in God in this very thread.

Just like a christian, eh?

"You're stupid and rude and blah blah blah.... but you know what? God loves you and so do I, let's hug"

God also have evidence did you read about my uncle's testimony I previously post?

Well, I'm stumped. I don't know what to say. If you're uncle says it so, so it shall be! He told you, so you must be right...

I had an orgy with 100 women in one day and my dick is 40 inches. You want proof? I experienced it, that's proof enough for you and the others to believe it - how does that sound?

I do post many words and you can't even explain those, you just ignore the truth.

You can't even explain your own posts.

Not every people in this earth is for God, In his foreknowledge he chose his people even before the foundation of the world. Meaning he knows what decision you will made before you was born. The bible said it's just like one in a million.

WTF. What happened to the concept of the all-loving Christian god that accepts everyone willing to believe in him?
WTF again. What happened to the greatest gift of Christian god to man, which is free will?
Did both of those disappear now in the Christian faith? The end is near!

Knowledge is different from Wisdom.

You sure are using neither one right now.


To repeat what I said a few post back:

I will not ask for hard evidence or proof, what I ask of you is to offer arguments that make the existence of a god plausible or possible without the use of personal anecdotes, Bible references, or copy-paste sources (YouTube, lolz).

when you say there is a ghost in the room you should prove that it is in the room. i shouldn't disprove that there isn't a ghost in the room.

"There is NO GOD".

559 posts agree.

If there is a god, I'm in for a lot of trouble.

11 Things the Bible Bans But You Do Anyway

3.) Most atheists had something traumatic happen in their lives. “God can’t be real, if he was real, why did he let this happen to me!”

My earlier post. This is very true(for me). I have heard many examples. If i ask someone why don't he/she believe then something like that follows:

"I am poor,why don't he help me?" Define rich person?One can't afford car,one can't afford personal plane. Health is most important in our lives.
"I got into car accident,why God?" I ask why he drives so fast?

This wasn't answer to cyanide's post,but my argument is interesting. Those are some real answers what i've heard.

That explains a lot. You're surrounded by morons.

3.) Most atheists had something traumatic happen in their lives. “God can’t be real, if he was real, why did he let this happen to me!”

My earlier post. This is very true(for me). I have heard many examples. If i ask someone why don't he/she believe then something like that follows:

"I am poor,why don't he help me?" Define rich person?One can't afford car,one can't afford personal plane. Health is most important in our lives.
"I got into car accident,why God?" I ask why he drives so fast?

This wasn't answer to cyanide's post,but my argument is interesting. Those are some real answers what i've heard.

won't hear that from me. my life is beautiful, i love my life, but i'm still an atheist. now if i was jackal i'd hate god too cause of what he has done to him, appearance-wise.

Shouldn't you be giving yourself a blowjob Maarf?

So, the bible says that even if you live a life full of sin and do not believe in god... when you die, you have a chance to pledge your life to jesus or whatever, and are saved- and go to heaven. So.. uh... even if you are right, I think I'll just go ahead with my sin, and living life for my myself and my loved one.

Because of course I'll believe it if I see it.

osem111412, do not PM me again, please. Preachin' ain't welcome in this inbox. Thanks.

Because of course I'll believe it if I see it.

If the afterlife is anything like the life we see now, chances are it'll be the last thing we're expecting and the Scientologists will be right. Won't our faces be red.

Moving the discussion in a bit of a different direction, more towards the tenets of faith and what we consider to be virtuous. As I said before, what bothers me greatly about some people of faith is that they thump certain parts of the bible to achieve their own means or heap scorn on someone else while conveniently forgetting about other fundamental elements of their supposed faith. Or like Anne Coulter, dismissing them as "weak" or "minor" parts of the faith, when they are anything but. To me, belief in these things is all or nothing. You can't have the fire and brimstone without the kindness and charity.

When it comes to virtue, consider these examples:

Man A does not attend church regularly and may identify himself as an athiest, or at least an agnostic. However, he does incorporate the basic teachings of Christianity into his life in terms of love, kindness, forgiveness and treating others as he himself would like to be treated. Whether intentionally or not, he also more or less adheres to the Ten Commandments (except I suppose those about worshipping God alone) and in particular he certainly hasn't committed murder. People who know him would most likely describe him as a good person.

Man B does identify himself as a Christian and a man of faith, with a religious icon a big part of his day-to-day life. Those who know him admire him greatly and tout him as a great human being. He attends services far more regularly than Man A. Truth be told however, he has perhaps strayed from some of those teachings and there are people who blame him for great atrocities, though his exact role in and responsibility for those incidents taking place is subject to debate. He is definitely interested in doing what he feels is the Lord's work.

Now, based on those superficial descriptions, which man would you say is the most virtuous? And if you believe in God and an afterlife, the more likely to get into Heaven? I'm after individual opinions here so I'd rather people not quote oodles of scripture about the creation of the world or anything like that, just based on your own ideology or religious instruction, who is the more virtuous person?

Shouldn't you be giving yourself a blowjob Maarf?

i have people for that, and one of them happens to be your mother

Good to know the only pussy you can get is from a 55 year old.

Because of course I'll believe it if I see it.

If the afterlife is anything like the life we see now, chances are it'll be the last thing we're expecting and the Scientologists will be right. Won't our faces be red.

Moving the discussion in a bit of a different direction, more towards the tenets of faith and what we consider to be virtuous. As I said before, what bothers me greatly about some people of faith is that they thump certain parts of the bible to achieve their own means or heap scorn on someone else while conveniently forgetting about other fundamental elements of their supposed faith. Or like Anne Coulter, dismissing them as "weak" or "minor" parts of the faith, when they are anything but. To me, belief in these things is all or nothing. You can't have the fire and brimstone without the kindness and charity.

When it comes to virtue, consider these examples:

Man A does not attend church regularly and may identify himself as an athiest, or at least an agnostic. However, he does incorporate the basic teachings of Christianity into his life in terms of love, kindness, forgiveness and treating others as he himself would like to be treated. Whether intentionally or not, he also more or less adheres to the Ten Commandments (except I suppose those about worshipping God alone) and in particular he certainly hasn't committed murder. People who know him would most likely describe him as a good person.

Man B does identify himself as a Christian and a man of faith, with a religious icon a big part of his day-to-day life. Those who know him admire him greatly and tout him as a great human being. He attends services far more regularly than Man A. Truth be told however, he has perhaps strayed from some of those teachings and there are people who blame him for great atrocities, though his exact role in and responsibility for those incidents taking place is subject to debate. He is definitely interested in doing what he feels is the Lord's work.

Now, based on those superficial descriptions, which man would you say is the most virtuous? And if you believe in God and an afterlife, the more likely to get into Heaven? I'm after individual opinions here so I'd rather people not quote oodles of scripture about the creation of the world or anything like that, just based on your own ideology or religious instruction, who is the more virtuous person?

I'd say "A". I read in some book, that 90% of so called christians are going to hell. They may believe in god but do they serve god right? No. It's their faith gone wrong. If god has any mercy, I'd like to see man "A" getting a recognition.

Jackal is the only saving grace of this train wreck of a topic.


To answer Andrew's question, Man A.

Like I said before I believe there is a God, though I'm not exactly a model Christian, I try to be a good person (internet excluded).

Twelve pages in and still no proof that God exists.

Like I said also in another thread, I'll get to proving god after I get my Joel Anthony autographed jersey. I will just live my life until that happens.

Good to know the only pussy you can get is from a 55 year old.

i love it when she takes her teeth out and makes that gulp gulp gulp sound........ mmmmmm mmmmmmmm might call her up right now