01 Apr 11
Originally posted by mikelomSo does it make any difference to how you live your life as to whether there is a god or not?
cheese exists and faries don't!
I cannot comprehend the illogic of a book proving that there was a son of man, the ultimate being.
Prove this man to me, and I will believe in faries too!
Please let me see what you see.
-m.
01 Apr 11
Originally posted by mikelomFirst of all, God is a Spirit, secondly, the son of man is not the ultimate being, God is,
cheese exists and faries don't!
I cannot comprehend the illogic of a book proving that there was a son of man, the ultimate being.
Prove this man to me, and I will believe in faries too!
Please let me see what you see.
-m.
making your original premise, well, fairytale like.
01 Apr 11
Originally posted by mikelomYou'd have to see it with your heart.....Your decision to do that, no one elses.
cheese exists and faries don't!
I cannot comprehend the illogic of a book proving that there was a son of man, the ultimate being.
Prove this man to me, and I will believe in faries too!
Please let me see what you see.
-m.
02 Apr 11
Originally posted by karoly aczelNot a single iota of difference. I, of course, wait in anticipation for proof of 'this ultimate being', as many atheists do. Respect changes like the path of a wind!
So does it make any difference to how you live your life as to whether there is a god or not?
If there was such a thing as a God then it would have given us a clear indicator of its existence. Alas, it is never forthcoming. Even if it does exist it clearly recognises its errors, and is afraid of the Frankenstein it created. 😛
-m.
02 Apr 11
Originally posted by JS357Why would this 'super God' want us to answer anything? I am shown by all theists here that it is the ultimate and knows everything. If that be the case, I don't need to answer to it.
Great question. What would any god worthy of worship, not out of fear, want us to answer?
What exactly is worthy of worship? I think 'mummy' comes before a paradox such as a God.
And so to the old argument, if God created my 'mummy' and so forth, who created God?
God is a simple word, an idea. Some people decide to make the word complex, as we are assumed to know little about words. 'Trigger' is a much more complex word than a word such as 'god' or 'bottle opener' which hold the same evaluation in many peoples' lives. 😏
-m.
02 Apr 11
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Originally posted by mikelom`bottle opener' is a far more useful word than `god' - indeed, next time you're at a party and you've got bottles of beer, substitute god for bottle opener and see how it goes! (certainly God won't be opening any for you!) ;]
Why would this 'super God' want us to answer anything? I am shown by all theists here that it is the ultimate and knows everything. If that be the case, I don't need to answer to it.
What exactly is worthy of worship? I think 'mummy' comes before a paradox such as a God.
And so to the old argument, if God created my 'mummy' and so forth, who created Go r 'bottle opener' which hold the same evaluation in many peoples' lives. 😏
-m.
02 Apr 11
Originally posted by mikelomI'm sceptical about your position regarding cheese...
cheese exists and faries don't!
I cannot comprehend the illogic of a book proving that there was a son of man, the ultimate being.
Prove this man to me, and I will believe in faries too!
Please let me see what you see.
-m.
