heavenlyboy34
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There is no God, and Paul Dirac is his prophet.
There is no God, and Paul Dirac is his prophet.
Are you absolutely sure there is no God? If so, how do you *know?
*In order to answer this question correctly, you must first have absolute knowledge. Since no man has absolute knowledge about everything in the universe, your answer will be most interesting, to be sure.
Are you absolutely sure there is no God? If so, how do you *know?
*In order to answer this question correctly, you must first have absolute knowledge. Since no man has absolute knowledge about everything in the universe, your answer will be most interesting, to be sure.
What I don't understand...
I lived in the States for 17 years...
In Australia people are religious, we celebrate it, encourage it.
Christians contribute to our country.
Why do you guys create disharmony amongst yourselves?
The conflict between theists and atheists goes back many centuries. From the western perspective, the Church has long been attempting to control individuals and society at large. Kings and Queens and presidents have justified atrocious deeds with religion. This tends to breed resentment and distrust among independent-minded folks.
Do you know why pre-renaissance music seems so dull? The church thought that solid rhythms would encourage individuals to get in tune with their sexual beings (they condemned rhythmic music because of how it encouraged "girations of the genitals").
In other words, it's a distrust of established authority for many. Hope that answers your question.
Are you absolutely sure there is no Zeus? If so, how do you *know?
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Are you absolutely sure there is no Odin? If so, how do you *know?
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Are you absolutely sure there is no Osiris? If so, how do you *know?
*In order to answer this question correctly, you must first have absolute knowledge. Since no man has absolute knowledge about everything in the universe, your answer will be most interesting, to be sure.
Are you absolutely sure there is no Sauron? If so, how do you *know?
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Are you absolutely sure there is no Great Owl God Moloch? If so, how do you *know?
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Yes, I have absolute proof that those gods don't exist because I have true revelation from God Himself which refutes the claims of those gods. That true revelation is the Holy Scriptures (Old and New Testaments), and it has historical, prophetical, scientific, logical, and spiritual evidence which attests to its own validity. Those other gods do not.
Are you absolutely sure the scriptures are true revelations from a god? If so, how do you *know?
*In order to answer this question correctly, you must first have absolute knowledge. Since no man has absolute knowledge about everything in the universe, your answer will be most interesting, to be sure.
There is no God
Are you absolutely sure that knowing that scriptures are the true revelation of God does not require absolute knowledge? If so, how do you *know?The statement that the Holy Scriptures are the true revelation of God does not require absolute knowledge, so you can't use that argument against me. All it requires is that you obey its precepts and apply its truths to the universe in which we live, and God promises that He will make Himself known to all, as He states in John 14:21, "He that hath My commandments and keepeth them, he it is that loveth Me, and he that loveth Me shall be loved of My Father, and I will love him and will manifest Myself to him."
Are you absolutely sure that knowing that scriptures are the true revelation of God does not require absolute knowledge? If so, how do you *know?
*In order to answer this question correctly, you must first have absolute knowledge. Since no man has absolute knowledge about everything in the universe, your answer will be most interesting, to be sure.
Yes, I have absolute proof that those gods don't exist because I have true revelation from God Himself which refutes the claims of those gods. That true revelation is the Holy Scriptures (Old and New Testaments), and it has historical, prophetical, scientific, logical, and spiritual evidence which attests to its own validity. Those other gods do not.