Atheists, how can the world begin from absolute nothing?
How can something generate from absolute nothing? I don't buy the big bang theory as something would have to cause that, maybe you would say it was gasses.
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ThePerfectUsername · 70-79, M
You might as well ask how can god come into being from nothing. And the answer of course is that he didn't, he came into being due entirely to the fertile imagination of human beings. And just because scientists don't yet understand everything and/or can't find a way to explain it that overly superstitious idiots can understand is no good reason to argue with it. If you prove that god exists first I'll prove how the big bang was all down to an exploding burrito.
Andy69 · 51-55, M
@ThePerfectUsername I don't think people believe in things simply without very good reason to do so, I for one didn't accept things so blindly without asking question, took me two years to ask Jesus into my life. As for you calling people idiots, what an incredibly arrogant assumption to think you have the authority to judge peoples sanity without justification or qualification or without knowing them personally. I have met quite a number of intellectual and sophisticated people who are respectable and have a stronger faith than me, they must have more reason than me to firmly believe. That's all it is ''Faith'' We all choose to believe in something without evidence, for example, they found no evidence on Cliff Richard when police searched his house yet people who never met him already made up their minds that he is guilty.
Paliglass · 41-45, F
@Andy69 yeah, it's pure faith. There is no rymn or reason to faith, you either have it or you don't.
Which then comes to the idea they teach in seminary school that people are chosen or not by God. That God infact chose the apple to be eaten and we are all predestined to a side without choice. That the concept of free will is nearly a concept.
So to pass judgement on an atheist is also to pass judgement on God's divine plan of which mear mortals are unable to comprehend.
Didn't mean to go that way I what I wrote, it just sort of happened lol
Which then comes to the idea they teach in seminary school that people are chosen or not by God. That God infact chose the apple to be eaten and we are all predestined to a side without choice. That the concept of free will is nearly a concept.
So to pass judgement on an atheist is also to pass judgement on God's divine plan of which mear mortals are unable to comprehend.
Didn't mean to go that way I what I wrote, it just sort of happened lol
ThePerfectUsername · 70-79, M
I had jesus in my life for 45 years before I cottoned on it was all a bunch of deceit and mass hysteria. There is no god, there's only human beings choosing to be either kind or cruel to each other and no amount of blind faith in an all powerful entity you believe to be on your side will ever change that fact. @Andy69