To Skeptics Who Believe In Evolution: Where Will Your So Called ‘Science’ Be Then? [Spirituality & Religion]

@Chelsiegirl [quote]oh you keep thinking some god will come.. but he is not.. he does not exist..[/quote]

Prove it.

@GodSpeed63 ok out of touch old man..

Can u call ur god on ur cell phone?

@Chelsiegirl [quote]Can u call your god on your cell phone?[/quote]

I could and He could answer for nothing is impossible with Him. However, I don't need a cell phone to speak to my Father in Heaven for His Spirit dwells within me and converses with my Spirit.

@GodSpeed63 no what im saying is that u cant call god and have a active conversation with it.

I see a plant in my yard and i know its real but u can see or hear god, unless ur hearing voices or u have some mental issue. If u hear god u might want to get looked at incase those voices u have turn violent.

@Chelsiegirl [quote]no what im saying is that u cant call god and have a active conversation with it. [/quote]

You're right, I can't call 'it' on my cell phone but I can call my Father in Heaven on my cell and know that He can answer me.

@GodSpeed63 thats the same as u can call him on his cell phone.

@GodSpeed63 about the voices u hear.. is that god or dementia.

@Chelsiegirl [quote]about the voices u hear.[/quote]

What voices?

@Chelsiegirl We can talk of these things, hopefully, without calling names. It simply isn't necessary. Why hate someone or even be angry because of their choice of beliefs? Why such a threat? Teleology is the study of design or purpose in natural phenomena. This law of science essentially means that when an object reflects a purpose, goal, or design, it must have had a designer. Simply put, things do not design themselves. This holds true for the things in the universe, which proves that it had to have a Designer.

Even Richard Dawkins, probably the most prominent proponent for atheism in our time, admitted in a TIME magazine article that “there could be something incredibly grand and incomprehensible and beyond our present understanding.” Yes, and that is God!

@LadyGrace Because not all the answers have been found by scientists (yet) does not mean the missing pieces can be filled with "god". What Dawkins meant was the need for further exploration and study. I choose to believe the beginnings of both Earth and the Universe came about through some shattering change in the vaccum. And there is nothing that satisfies me that some "god" thing did it all.

@jackieash Being an Atheist, switching to believing in God, is a big deal. His meaning is very clear. That doesn't take reading His mind and concluding he meant anything other than what he stated.

Right. Science hasn't found all the answers. That's why they keep searching and theorizing. With God's Word, He didn't leave us to guess. All the answers are in His Word. But some refuse to believe that, for the same reason a thief can't find a cop.

"It is absurd for the Evolutionist to complain that it is unthinkable for an admittedly unthinkable God to make everything out of nothing, and then pretend that it is more thinkable that nothing should turn itself into everything.”
― G.K. Chesterton

@LadyGrace Theorising in science is notthe same as guessing, as you imply with your last response. Scientists have not got the answers (yet), but that only means research hasn't stretched that far. In that respect, it's the same as medicine. Some conditions which are thought of as minor now, about a century ago, were lethal. Someone had a theory about how to cure X, then backed it up with evidence from studies, research and trial and error. That is what Dawkins means, and it is absurd to second guess he as referring to any kind of "god".

@jackieash Quite the contrary. In non-scientific English language, when you want to take an educated guess about something, you say, "I have a theory..." For an idea to technically move from hypothesis to theory, though, scientists have to test their predictions and then analyze the results to see whether their initial guess is supported or disproved by the data. If the idea gains enough consistent support and describes nature accurately and reliably, it gets promoted to an official theory.

[quote]That is what Dawkins means, and it is absurd to second guess he as referring to any kind of "god".[/quote]

His words speak for themselves. Dawkins: "There could be something incredibly grand and incomprehensible and beyond our present understanding.” Yes, and that is [b]God[/b]!

You've just confirmed what I said about scientific theory. As far as Dawkins is concerned, there is nothing to support your claim he meant "god". i've read a couple of recent articles on him, and there is no suggestion has moved a muscle in his atheism.

@jackieash You said theory isn't guessing. Dawkins said the word "God". If he meant anything else, he would have used a different word. And no. He [b]didn't[/b] move a muscle in staying atheist, however, he did admit that there could be "something incredibly grand and incomprehensible and [u]beyond our present understanding.” Yes, and that is God![/u] There's no other way to interpret it.

@LadyGrace I also said that a theory is backed up with research and trials, so that is why a scientific theory is not guessing, so a theory is a proven statement of proof and evidence. And there is not one jot of evidence that the missing pieces of knowledge can be patched up with putting "god" into the argument. Quite the opposite. In fact the more that is discovered in medicine and in space and everything in between, the need to look to a "god" for answers becomes less

@jackieash [quote]Because not all the answers have been found by scientists (yet) does not mean the missing pieces can be filled with "god".[/quote]

We don't have to, nor depend on scientists to decide whether God is real or not. There are too many other ways. The bible says to seek Him and you shall find Him.

@jackieash Theory is nothing more than a guess until proven. Knowledge and wisdom come from God. Why do you think you know the difference between good and bad? Because God gave each of us a conscience. There are 100 Bible verses about Conscience. ... for whenever our heart condemns us, God is greater than our heart, and he knows everything. If our heart does not condemn us, we have confidence before God. Why did God give us a conscience? One reason is because He loves us, and He doesn't want us to destroy our lives and the lives of others through evil deeds. But He also gave it to us to show us our need of Christ. He alone can forgive our sins and change our hearts, and then help us live the way we should. The whole purpose of a conscience. He opens our spiritual eyes to real knowledge and understanding. Our conscience is just one of the many ways that tells us God exists. There is such a thing as a seared conscience. Paul said in (Rom 2:15), they simply suppress this knowledge (Rom 1:18), and eventually, the conscience cannot hear what the Spirit of God is telling them.

@LadyGrace You're wasting your time with that bible stuff on me. Why would I want to take any notice of it? Seeing as I am a "degenerate" for having a girlfriend. So I am evil for being lesbian, I am, according to the above, already "lost". But guess what, when I am dead, I won't know. When you're dead, neither will you. None of us will . So I try what I can do make sure I offer whatever I have to help others in some way or another while I can, now. But, I'm evil, so it doen't matter.

@jackieash [quote]You're wasting your time with that bible stuff on me. Why would I want to take any notice of it? Seeing as I am a "degenerate" for having a girlfriend. [/quote]

Yahweh loves you for one thing and seeing the truth about yourself is another.

@jackieash Welcome to the club. Guess what? The truth is, the bible says we are ALL sinners. Every one of us and one is no worse or better than the other one. God doesn't categorize people. He loves us ALL. God loves you just as much as He does anyone else. He doesn't play favorites. How do we know? Because He died on the cross to save [b]every person who will accept Him as Savior and repent of their sins.[/b] He doesn't categorize SIN, either. In His eyes, one sin is as bad as the other, you know why? Because ALL sin separates us from God....until we repent. Then that brings us into fellowship with Him. Not one person has to miss heaven.

@Chelsiegirl Guess what? The bible says we are ALL sinners. Every one of us and one is no worse or better than the other one. God doesn't categorize people. He loves us ALL. God loves you just as much as He does anyone else. He doesn't play favorites. How do we know? Because He died on the cross to save every person who will accept Him as Savior and repent of their sins. He doesn't categorize SIN, either. In His eyes, one sin is as bad as the other, you know why? Because ALL sin separates us from God....until we repent. Then that brings us into fellowship with Him. Not one person has to miss heaven.

@LadyGrace [quote]Then that brings us into fellowship with Him. Not one person has to miss heaven.[/quote]

Amen, sister, amen.

@GodSpeed63 🤗

@GodSpeed63 the onus is on you to prove your assertion