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Crows are pretty damn smart
d-EVO:
--- Quote from: Ta-183 ---Now, what do we do when we assume......
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I dont know. tell me
And im not assuming.
I said most because most, if not all of my atheist friends, get all grumpy and shut off when they hear God mentioned.
Ta-183:
I don't, and I'm an atheist.
d-EVO:
well that is why I said most.
talking from my experiences here, sorry.
Peter:
--- Quote from: d-EVO ---I said most because most, if not all of my atheist friends, get all and shut off when they hear God mentioned.
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I depends on how I hear god. You don't have to try to get me converted, if I want to look what a religion is about I'll go look ask myself. Still I find it rarely mentioned in conversations. I know some that have a religion, but rarely they bring up religion.
If some jehovah's witnes comes up at the door, I quickly tell them I'm not interested. I also knew someone from school that was a jehova, took some time before I knew that, I don't really have that much conversations about religion. (later I heard she stopped with that school under pressure from the jehova's)
--- Quote ---The big bang, evolution, and such only contradict genesis, which, IMO, wasn't exactly divinely inspired. It looks more like someone "found out" answers to the questions people were giving him about how the earth was made and decided to make it scripture.
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In that view, do you then state most main religions are wrong, in the sense that they do believe in a genesis. Do you believe in a completely other way then those religions?
--- Quote ---And no, the gnome doesn't fit there too.
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It does, until you find a theory that has definite prove, gnomes don't exist.
--- Quote ---And, as you know, there are no scientific theories proving God, but from my point of view, this says nothing- if God really made the universe, and if the point of our existence is really to develop faith, then isn't it in His best interest to make the universe in such a way that science cannot find absolute proof of His existence? That completely eliminates faith, doesn't it? So the "there's no proof" argument is moot, right?
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If he exists, and if we have do develop faith. But indeed a god should be able to stop us from finding proof for his existance. In this it could exist. Then the question could be why? Why do we have to develop faith, that's more in the filosofic direction.
--- Quote from: jknilinux ---anyway, d-evo -
I must say I agree, there are bad apples in any bunch. That doesn't mean the religious viewpoint of those apples is wrong.
There are radical atheists (who hate theists) and radical theists (who hate atheists)- they're considered nuts by the normal people on both sides.
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I'm not sure what the radical sides mean.
d-EVO:
--- Quote from: Peter ---If some jehovah's witnes comes up at the door, I quickly tell them I'm not interested. I also knew someone from school that was a jehova, took some time before I knew that, I don't really have that much conversations about religion. (later I heard she stopped with that school under pressure from the jehova's)
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just so you dont get the wrong idea
jehovah's witnes is not accepted as part of the christian faith.
many christians view jehovah's witnes as a cult. dont mean to offend any of you that are a jehovah's witnes .
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