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Originally posted by Accord R33I guess in a technical sense thats correct, but I always prefer to say i DONT believe in anything. I dont think science is something you "believe in". Its fact, you dont believe in facts, you believe in things you are unsure of. You believe in fairy tails. Santa Clause, magic underwear, flying spaghetti monsters, etc.
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I strongly believe in GOD, JESUS, HOLY SPIRIT, i call myself a christian but i dont go to church, but i found out that in order to serve the lord, its very hard, and there's alot of people that call themselves christians but are pure hypocrits in the temple, and that is what brought me back down, i will not go to a church that preaches the word of god and not follow it, but yes, praying to the lord is the answer to all problems, cuz thats al he ask's for and to not sin. but enough of my rant.OLD
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Originally posted by verothacamaroevery religion spawned from Judaism, btw.
plus God doesn't actually 'exist'
he was created in Mans image, to supersede our ever growing doubts of existence.
to not believe in anything, is to have no clue about ones own desires.
I think even the people that claim themselves as athiest, have that growing curiosity into what the supernatural world may hold, or if there is such a thing.
everything is pre-determined, there is destiny......if there is a past, there is, inevitably, a future.
God is not a being, God is not everything........God is the little voice that tells us what is right and what is wrong. God is the soul, the conscience, the spirit. God is the chemicals in our brains remaining in perfect balance.
The Bible is just a really good story.
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Originally posted by verothacamaroevery religion spawned from Judaism, btw.
Religion really grew in the Mesolithic era in the very first human civilizations (Sumar, Akad: aka Mesopotamia, or what is now modern day Iraq). There religions were polytheist. There was no "one" god. There believes carried throughout the ages into Egypt, Rome, Greece, etc. Somewhere, somehow these believes shifted toward a mroe monotheistic outlook, and soon followed the birth of the Hebrew Bible.
Even so, that doesnt account for religions like Buddhism, which was born about 550 years before Christ.
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Originally posted by manny_turboI strongly believe in GOD, JESUS, HOLY SPIRIT, i call myself a christian but i dont go to church, but i found out that in order to serve the lord, its very hard, and there's alot of people that call themselves christians but are pure hypocrits in the temple, and that is what brought me back down, i will not go to a church that preaches the word of god and not follow it, but yes, praying to the lord is the answer to all problems, cuz thats al he ask's for and to not sin. but enough of my rant.
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Originally posted by Accord R33that doesnt account for religions like Buddhism, which was born about 550 years before Christ.
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Originally posted by ACCLUDE91I do respect your opinion, but it is just that....an opinion. They way you have stated it is as if you know all of this for a fact. If so, please show me the facts you are basing this on because it would make you the only living person in the world who knows 100% everything there is to know about the spiritual realm. Please fill us all in!
most facts are nothing but opinions of the mass. the only fact is life and death.
beyond those realms, there is no certainty.
you believe you die and continue a different form of life.
while others dont.
wheres the fact here?
we all die.
and we all lived.
our minds are forced to create hope, and to subside fear....this is the call of God, the conscience, the soul.....perseverance and intelligence.
you dont know that god exists......but you sure do believe. No one knows, like I said, we only know 2 things are certain.
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Originally posted by sandman61377Except that that goes against the very definition of "believe." If you actually believe in something, you ARE sure of it. "Facts" can change. There are many things that were accepted as "fact" previously by the scientific community, and have since been disproven, so what good was it that it was "fact?" And unless you performed all those scientific tests and expiriments yourself, you are believeing somebody else's statements.
# accept as true; take to be true; "I believed his report"; "We didn't believe his stories from the War"; "She believes in spirits"
# think: judge or regard; look upon; judge; "I think he is very smart"; "I believe her to be very smart"; "I think that he is her boyfriend"; "The racist conceives such people to be inferior"
# be confident about something; "I believe that he will come back from the war"
# follow a credo; have a faith; be a believer; "When you hear his sermons, you will be able to believe, too"
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Originally posted by Accord R33That would imply Judaism was the first religion, completely false. Religion stems back to the very first homosapians in the paleolithic era, almost 100,000 years ago. Many believe that even he Neanderthals believed in some kind of afterlife.
Religion really grew in the Mesolithic era in the very first human civilizations (Sumar, Akad: aka Mesopotamia, or what is now modern day Iraq). There religions were polytheist. There was no "one" god. There believes carried throughout the ages into Egypt, Rome, Greece, etc. Somewhere, somehow these believes shifted toward a mroe monotheistic outlook, and soon followed the birth of the Hebrew Bible.
Even so, that doesnt account for religions like Buddhism, which was born about 550 years before Christ.
you missed my post thereafter.........sowwy.14 Ford Focus ST - stock(ish) - E30 Tune + Green Filter =
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Originally posted by verothacamaroI think even the people that claim themselves as athiest, have that growing curiosity into what the supernatural world may hold, or if there is such a thing.
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Originally posted by Accord R33That is not the definition of believe.
All of those definitions are faith based. you "think" this is true. you are "confident" (but not SURE) this is true. you have "faith" this is true.
And you still didn't say where you got "flying spaghetti monster" from.
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Originally posted by Accord R33I guess in a technical sense thats correct, but I always prefer to say i DONT believe in anything. I dont think science is something you "believe in". Its fact, you dont believe in facts, you believe in things you are unsure of. You believe in fairy tails. Santa Clause, magic underwear, flying spaghetti monsters, etc.
It seems that you are also looking for a fight.
If you are interested in a polite, rational conversation about ideas(how can logic exist within christian ideals?)pm someone you know to be a professing christian.
If you are actually interested in proof of these, I'll admit fanciful, tales look more into historical-evidential proofs rather than scientific proofs. Science tends to focus on what can be recreated in a laboratory setting.
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