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do animals go to heaven?

do animals go to heaven?

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Originally posted by lucifershammer
[b]Actually the Cosmological Argument is pretty silly.

Could you elaborate?[/b]
I should say that the Cosmological Argument is a very weak argument for the necessary existence of God.

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Originally posted by murrow
hmmmmm?
no

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Originally posted by checkbaiter
No. They don't.🙁
But human's are animals and have evolved from ancestral primates. Why dont these go to heavan? Eh?

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Originally posted by tommygear
But human's are animals and have evolved from ancestral primates. Why dont these go to heavan? Eh?
Is that a fact? 😲

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Originally posted by telerion
I should say that the Cosmological Argument is a very weak argument for the necessary existence of God.
What are you babbling about? Here, look:

Everything has a cause.
Nothing can cause itself.
Everything is caused by another thing.
A causal chain cannot be of infinite length.
There must be a first cause.
Muffy was the first cause.

qed.

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Originally posted by David C
What are you babbling about? Here, look:

Everything has a cause.
Nothing can cause itself.
Everything is caused by another thing.
A causal chain cannot be of infinite length.
There must be a first cause.
Muffy was the first cause.

qed.
You could just as easily replace "Muffy" with "God".

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Originally posted by dj2becker
You could just as easily replace "Muffy" with "God".
lol. Yes, dj2, I suppose you could. 😵

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Originally posted by David C
lol. Yes, dj2, I suppose you could. 😵
😏

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Originally posted by telerion
Perhaps you should pay closer attention to the Doctor's fine work in this thread. He has opened new frontiers in the cosmological argument.

The profundity of the Doctor's revelations can be very hard to grasp, so let me help you along a bit by offering just one of many possible alternative solutions.

"A greater God created your god and this gre ...[text shortened]... ind a cause for this cause. And then another for this new cause. Continue ad infinitum.
I'm sorry Tel, I couldn't resist:

Here's a summation of your argument:

THE CIRCULAR DIVINE POWER ARGUMENT
1.If God exists, then His existence must be the work of God.
2.This is a circular argument that I pulled out of my nether regions. It has no basis in logic or reality.
3.Therefore, God doesn’t exist.

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Originally posted by dj2becker
You could just as easily replace "Muffy" with "God".
I think dj2 has finally figured out what being a Muffin is all about.

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Originally posted by Halitose
I'm sorry Tel, I couldn't resist:

Here's a summation of your argument:

THE CIRCULAR DIVINE POWER ARGUMENT
1.If God exists, then His existence must be the work of God.
2.This is a circular argument that I pulled out of my nether regions. It has no basis in logic or reality.
3.Therefore, God doesn’t exist.
Certainly true. You see providing dj2 with well-constructed arguments is a waste of time. He can't tell a good argument from sentence fragment. This used to exasperate me to no end. Then some months ago, I hit on the idea of responding to dj2's horrible arguments with slightly broader versions of the same argument.

Then he gets all cock sure of himself, and smugly refutes a more fully developed version of his own position. The best thing is he never figures it out! Hell, he's just starting to catch onto the Muffy thing, and that's many months old now.

When you encounter a brick wall, don't bother beating it down. Have some fun with it. Maybe play handball or paint graffiti.

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Originally posted by telerion
I think dj2 has finally figured out what being a Muffin is all about.
Somehow I am less optimistic.

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Originally posted by Halitose

THE CIRCULAR DIVINE POWER ARGUMENT
1.If God exists, then His existence must be the work of God.
2.This is a circular argument that I pulled out of my nether regions. It has no basis in logic or reality.
3.Therefore, God doesn’t exist.[/b]
..."oh dear," says God, "I hadn't thought of that," and promptly
vanishes in a puff of logic.

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Originally posted by mrstarker
..."oh dear," says God, "I hadn't thought of that," and promptly
vanishes in a puff of logic.
Ah yes, wisdom from the Hitchhiker's Guide. 🙂

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Humor is a very serious thing.

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