Limits of Science

Originally posted by @eladar
The problem here is that only wildgrass is willing to admit that the existence of God is actually a possibility. The rest of you are so caught up in your personal beliefs that you can't fathom any other possibility.

Wrong again, teacher. Give yourself an F in reading comprehension.

Originally posted by @eladar
Don't know is not ever taken in schools. Kids are taught to believe what is true.

Then it's high time you find out how the adults handle things.

Originally posted by @eladar
That's your problem. You think that what I believe matters. It doesn't.

Just as it does not matter what you believe about Jesus turning water into wine. Either it did happen or it did not. What you believe about it doesn't matter.

I literally just said I don't care whether it matters or not.

I'm just asking you a simply question. And you're continuously dodging instead of giving a straight forward answer :/

Originally posted by @great-king-rat
I literally just said I don't care whether it matters or not.

I'm just asking you a simply question. And you're continuously dodging instead of giving a straight forward answer :/

You are dodging the question I asked in the original post.

I do not believe that you are God, so I do not believe you turned water into wine.

Now that I answered your unrelated question, are you ready to enter the discussion that this thread was created?

Originally posted by @kazetnagorra
Then it's high time you find out how the adults handle things.

Adults continue to believe what they were taught as children in most cases.

Originally posted by @eladar
That's your problem. You think that what I believe matters. It doesn't.

Just as it does not matter what you believe about Jesus turning water into wine. Either it did happen or it did not. What you believe about it doesn't matter.

You ignore my answer?

Originally posted by @eladar
You are dodging the question I asked in the original post.

I do not believe that you are God, so I do not believe you turned water into wine.

Now that I answered your unrelated question, are you ready to enter the discussion that this thread was created?

What does me not being God have to do with anything? On what grounds should I - admittedly not God - not be able to turn water into wine?

Originally posted by @great-king-rat
What does me not being God have to do with anything? On what grounds should I - admittedly not God - not be able to turn water into wine?

So I answer ypur question, then you continue to ask questions without taking part in my original question.

Typical, pathetic but typical.

I answer your question, but you refuse to answer mine. A little one sided.

Originally posted by @eladar
He made wine. The other word in there is phone speak for literal I think.

Jesus made literal wine, not a substance like wine.

Yeah you said that. I was saying that if Jesus/God made the wine then it would not contain the taste imperfections that are seen in man-made wines.Extract and measure the chemical composition (probably using NMR). That's how you could tell the difference.

Originally posted by @eladar
So I answer ypur question, then you continue to ask questions without taking part in my original question.

Typical, pathetic but typical.

I answer your question, but you refuse to answer mine. A little one sided.

You've had plenty of responses from other people. It's time you started to clarify where on earth it is you're going with this thread.

Why should I not be able to turn water into wine?

Originally posted by @great-king-rat
You've had plenty of responses from other people. It's time you started to clarify where on earth it is you're going with this thread.

Why should I not be able to turn water into wine?

Plenty of responses none of which are on topic. They are all dodges.

Originally posted by @eladar
Plenty of responses none of which are on topic. They are all dodges.

Yes, I see ton of dodges.

Why should I not be able to turn water into wine?

Originally posted by @great-king-rat
Yes, I see ton of dodges.

Why should I not be able to turn water into wine?

Dodge.

You are just being an ass.

Bounce your ball.

Let me know when you are ready to discuss the topic.

Originally posted by @eladar
Dodge.

You are just being an ass.

Bounce your ball.

Let me know when you are ready to discuss the topic.

I am discussing the topic.

According to you only god can turn water into wine.

I would like to know why. Why can't I turn water into wine? Why only god?

Originally posted by @eladar
Total BS.

If you actually tried, it just goes to prove the point I stated earlier about the people in this forum.

I tried to point you in the direction of transubstantiation, the technical term for things changing into other things by divine power. A thousand years of theological literature exists on this subject, written by people with twice your IQ and four times your humility, if you would only listen.