Is God dead? [Spirituality & Religion]

@Emosaur Your eyes and heart are not ready

@Emosaur [quote]Prove it.[/quote]

Told you before, God doesn't have to prove anything to anyone. Remember Roman's 1:20. It's up to you to prove Yahweh doesn't live.

@Emosaur [quote]The Bible does not qualify as a reliable source.[/quote]

According to whom?

@GodSpeed63 The Bible is of course THE most respected book at the best Universities in the world. But this guy emosaur is young, and he is not aware obviously that Harvard, Oxford, Yale and most top Universities are founded on the Bible. And so are all the most successful countries, and people.

@Emosaur [quote]LOL, in your dreams.[/quote]

Again, where's your evidence. This time, please, supply something substantial other than your opinions.

@Carazaa What about Japan and China?

@Bushranger They have 80,000 shintu temples in the sea praying to their storm gods and their gods would have NO POWER to stop that storm like Jesus. So I pray they never have a disaster, or earthquake in china..

@Carazaa But very successful countries. When it comes to storms or other natural disasters, I don't believe that praying to any deity is helpful.

@GodSpeed63 [quote]Again, where's your evidence. [/quote]
We're still waiting for you to present yours. Until you do, there's nothing we need refute.

@Bushranger Ask the Chinese they don't think their government is too nice. I wouldn't consider it successful if the people are murdered. Now they are coming to Christ however.

@Carazaa And, like Japan, will have a twist on their version of Christianity that will make it slightly different to what you consider correct. It will also be Christian missionaries who will be spreading the Word, so again, not the same as your beliefs.

Yes, China has a very poor human rights history, but Japan has been different.

@Bushranger Most in Japan pray to Shinto shrines not to Jesus at all, the storm God and water god among them, and they wont hear prayers God says in the Bible.

@Carazaa Sorry, but what has that to do with being a successful country? Yes, they've had some issues with earthquakes and tsunamis, but that's more a fact of their geological position rather than their religious beliefs.

@Bushranger Everything!

@Carazaa OK, so you are saying that Japan isn't a successful country because it is predominately Shinto and Buddhist? It is a major player in the world, just because it isn't primarily Christian, doesn't make it a bad place.

@Emosaur "Your kind has been claiming an invisible man in the sky to be real for literally centuries without any evidence"

When you read that, it really does make you wonder how anyone truly believes it. People have been put in institutions for less.

Also, I hate when people resort to saying you are too young to know. On the plus side it usually means you have a sound argument and they have to resort to that to refute it.