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That position requires a lot of faith.YellowSnow said:
I suppose where I differ with you god guysm, is that “somehow life started” doesn’t suggest to me magic and/or divine plan. The origins of life seem totally random, haphazard and disorganized.RoadDawg55 said:
Somehow life started. That’s the most simplistic reason why I believe in God.YellowSnow said:My basic elevator speech hasn't changed much since HS...
Earth = 4.5 billion years old
Simple life emerges 600 million years ago
Dinosaurs for like 200 millions years
Early modern homo sapiens don't arrive until 200,000 years ago
Then 2,000 years ago in the most bass akwards part of the world (not Rome or China mind you) amongst a bunch of bronze age goat herders, the most important even in the history of the planet occurs, followed by a Roman Emperor needing a new state religion three centuries later.
I need more evidence guys and can't take on faith. But that's just me, and believing that we're simply worm dirt when we die ain't for everyone.
Mrs. Snow is a confirmed papist, but more of a deist these days. I told her she can take on a new boyfriend in heaven if I don't get in.
ATBSJBS, I'm thankful for the Protestant Reformation and the good that it did in creating the modern world.
All of the Heaven/Hell and afterlife stuff is difficult for me because nobody actually knows. -
Flying spaghetti monsterinan - God's not real you fucking idiot
Not really.MikeDamone said:
That position requires a lot of faith.YellowSnow said:
I suppose where I differ with you god guysm, is that “somehow life started” doesn’t suggest to me magic and/or divine plan. The origins of life seem totally random, haphazard and disorganized.RoadDawg55 said:
Somehow life started. That’s the most simplistic reason why I believe in God.YellowSnow said:My basic elevator speech hasn't changed much since HS...
Earth = 4.5 billion years old
Simple life emerges 600 million years ago
Dinosaurs for like 200 millions years
Early modern homo sapiens don't arrive until 200,000 years ago
Then 2,000 years ago in the most bass akwards part of the world (not Rome or China mind you) amongst a bunch of bronze age goat herders, the most important even in the history of the planet occurs, followed by a Roman Emperor needing a new state religion three centuries later.
I need more evidence guys and can't take on faith. But that's just me, and believing that we're simply worm dirt when we die ain't for everyone.
Mrs. Snow is a confirmed papist, but more of a deist these days. I told her she can take on a new boyfriend in heaven if I don't get in.
ATBSJBS, I'm thankful for the Protestant Reformation and the good that it did in creating the modern world.
All of the Heaven/Hell and afterlife stuff is difficult for me because nobody actually knows. -
We’ve covered thisYellowSnow said:
Not really.MikeDamone said:
That position requires a lot of faith.YellowSnow said:
I suppose where I differ with you god guysm, is that “somehow life started” doesn’t suggest to me magic and/or divine plan. The origins of life seem totally random, haphazard and disorganized.RoadDawg55 said:
Somehow life started. That’s the most simplistic reason why I believe in God.YellowSnow said:My basic elevator speech hasn't changed much since HS...
Earth = 4.5 billion years old
Simple life emerges 600 million years ago
Dinosaurs for like 200 millions years
Early modern homo sapiens don't arrive until 200,000 years ago
Then 2,000 years ago in the most bass akwards part of the world (not Rome or China mind you) amongst a bunch of bronze age goat herders, the most important even in the history of the planet occurs, followed by a Roman Emperor needing a new state religion three centuries later.
I need more evidence guys and can't take on faith. But that's just me, and believing that we're simply worm dirt when we die ain't for everyone.
Mrs. Snow is a confirmed papist, but more of a deist these days. I told her she can take on a new boyfriend in heaven if I don't get in.
ATBSJBS, I'm thankful for the Protestant Reformation and the good that it did in creating the modern world.
All of the Heaven/Hell and afterlife stuff is difficult for me because nobody actually knows. -
Flying spaghetti monsterinan - God's not real you fucking idiot
I don't find the "we don't know = God" argument compelling.MikeDamone said:
We’ve covered thisYellowSnow said:
Not really.MikeDamone said:
That position requires a lot of faith.YellowSnow said:
I suppose where I differ with you god guysm, is that “somehow life started” doesn’t suggest to me magic and/or divine plan. The origins of life seem totally random, haphazard and disorganized.RoadDawg55 said:
Somehow life started. That’s the most simplistic reason why I believe in God.YellowSnow said:My basic elevator speech hasn't changed much since HS...
Earth = 4.5 billion years old
Simple life emerges 600 million years ago
Dinosaurs for like 200 millions years
Early modern homo sapiens don't arrive until 200,000 years ago
Then 2,000 years ago in the most bass akwards part of the world (not Rome or China mind you) amongst a bunch of bronze age goat herders, the most important even in the history of the planet occurs, followed by a Roman Emperor needing a new state religion three centuries later.
I need more evidence guys and can't take on faith. But that's just me, and believing that we're simply worm dirt when we die ain't for everyone.
Mrs. Snow is a confirmed papist, but more of a deist these days. I told her she can take on a new boyfriend in heaven if I don't get in.
ATBSJBS, I'm thankful for the Protestant Reformation and the good that it did in creating the modern world.
All of the Heaven/Hell and afterlife stuff is difficult for me because nobody actually knows.
It's no big deal. We can still be e-frens.
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Sermon Seeker - TRUE believer in REAL God (protestant division)
Is there a rule that any matter has to exist? That seems to be the underlying basis of the Big Bang theory, but with no explanation of where that stuff came from.YellowSnow said:
I don't find the "we don't know = God" argument compelling.MikeDamone said:
We’ve covered thisYellowSnow said:
Not really.MikeDamone said:
That position requires a lot of faith.YellowSnow said:
I suppose where I differ with you god guysm, is that “somehow life started” doesn’t suggest to me magic and/or divine plan. The origins of life seem totally random, haphazard and disorganized.RoadDawg55 said:
Somehow life started. That’s the most simplistic reason why I believe in God.YellowSnow said:My basic elevator speech hasn't changed much since HS...
Earth = 4.5 billion years old
Simple life emerges 600 million years ago
Dinosaurs for like 200 millions years
Early modern homo sapiens don't arrive until 200,000 years ago
Then 2,000 years ago in the most bass akwards part of the world (not Rome or China mind you) amongst a bunch of bronze age goat herders, the most important even in the history of the planet occurs, followed by a Roman Emperor needing a new state religion three centuries later.
I need more evidence guys and can't take on faith. But that's just me, and believing that we're simply worm dirt when we die ain't for everyone.
Mrs. Snow is a confirmed papist, but more of a deist these days. I told her she can take on a new boyfriend in heaven if I don't get in.
ATBSJBS, I'm thankful for the Protestant Reformation and the good that it did in creating the modern world.
All of the Heaven/Hell and afterlife stuff is difficult for me because nobody actually knows.
It's no big deal. We can still be e-frens. -
Flying spaghetti monsterinan - God's not real you fucking idiot
I don't know. I'm not an astrophysicist. I'm just a pretend sales guy, shit poasting on backwater college football message board.BleachedAnusDawg said:
Is there a rule that any matter has to exist? That seems to be the underlying basis of the Big Bang theory, but with no explanation of where that stuff came from.YellowSnow said:
I don't find the "we don't know = God" argument compelling.MikeDamone said:
We’ve covered thisYellowSnow said:
Not really.MikeDamone said:
That position requires a lot of faith.YellowSnow said:
I suppose where I differ with you god guysm, is that “somehow life started” doesn’t suggest to me magic and/or divine plan. The origins of life seem totally random, haphazard and disorganized.RoadDawg55 said:
Somehow life started. That’s the most simplistic reason why I believe in God.YellowSnow said:My basic elevator speech hasn't changed much since HS...
Earth = 4.5 billion years old
Simple life emerges 600 million years ago
Dinosaurs for like 200 millions years
Early modern homo sapiens don't arrive until 200,000 years ago
Then 2,000 years ago in the most bass akwards part of the world (not Rome or China mind you) amongst a bunch of bronze age goat herders, the most important even in the history of the planet occurs, followed by a Roman Emperor needing a new state religion three centuries later.
I need more evidence guys and can't take on faith. But that's just me, and believing that we're simply worm dirt when we die ain't for everyone.
Mrs. Snow is a confirmed papist, but more of a deist these days. I told her she can take on a new boyfriend in heaven if I don't get in.
ATBSJBS, I'm thankful for the Protestant Reformation and the good that it did in creating the modern world.
All of the Heaven/Hell and afterlife stuff is difficult for me because nobody actually knows.
It's no big deal. We can still be e-frens.
But I'm comfortable with not having an explanation. Maybe humanity will figure out the answer someday or maybe not. It doesn't really matter.
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Deist - some God of some sort is out there, somewhere
Matter can come into existence first in the form of energy, or something like that. The debate isn't about how matter came into existence. What provided the energy though?BleachedAnusDawg said:
Is there a rule that any matter has to exist? That seems to be the underlying basis of the Big Bang theory, but with no explanation of where that stuff came from.YellowSnow said:
I don't find the "we don't know = God" argument compelling.MikeDamone said:
We’ve covered thisYellowSnow said:
Not really.MikeDamone said:
That position requires a lot of faith.YellowSnow said:
I suppose where I differ with you god guysm, is that “somehow life started” doesn’t suggest to me magic and/or divine plan. The origins of life seem totally random, haphazard and disorganized.RoadDawg55 said:
Somehow life started. That’s the most simplistic reason why I believe in God.YellowSnow said:My basic elevator speech hasn't changed much since HS...
Earth = 4.5 billion years old
Simple life emerges 600 million years ago
Dinosaurs for like 200 millions years
Early modern homo sapiens don't arrive until 200,000 years ago
Then 2,000 years ago in the most bass akwards part of the world (not Rome or China mind you) amongst a bunch of bronze age goat herders, the most important even in the history of the planet occurs, followed by a Roman Emperor needing a new state religion three centuries later.
I need more evidence guys and can't take on faith. But that's just me, and believing that we're simply worm dirt when we die ain't for everyone.
Mrs. Snow is a confirmed papist, but more of a deist these days. I told her she can take on a new boyfriend in heaven if I don't get in.
ATBSJBS, I'm thankful for the Protestant Reformation and the good that it did in creating the modern world.
All of the Heaven/Hell and afterlife stuff is difficult for me because nobody actually knows.
It's no big deal. We can still be e-frens. -
MadSon the Chosen Ones
Where did God come from?chuck said:
Matter can come into existence first in the form of energy, or something like that. The debate isn't about how matter came into existence. What provided the energy though?BleachedAnusDawg said:
Is there a rule that any matter has to exist? That seems to be the underlying basis of the Big Bang theory, but with no explanation of where that stuff came from.YellowSnow said:
I don't find the "we don't know = God" argument compelling.MikeDamone said:
We’ve covered thisYellowSnow said:
Not really.MikeDamone said:
That position requires a lot of faith.YellowSnow said:
I suppose where I differ with you god guysm, is that “somehow life started” doesn’t suggest to me magic and/or divine plan. The origins of life seem totally random, haphazard and disorganized.RoadDawg55 said:
Somehow life started. That’s the most simplistic reason why I believe in God.YellowSnow said:My basic elevator speech hasn't changed much since HS...
Earth = 4.5 billion years old
Simple life emerges 600 million years ago
Dinosaurs for like 200 millions years
Early modern homo sapiens don't arrive until 200,000 years ago
Then 2,000 years ago in the most bass akwards part of the world (not Rome or China mind you) amongst a bunch of bronze age goat herders, the most important even in the history of the planet occurs, followed by a Roman Emperor needing a new state religion three centuries later.
I need more evidence guys and can't take on faith. But that's just me, and believing that we're simply worm dirt when we die ain't for everyone.
Mrs. Snow is a confirmed papist, but more of a deist these days. I told her she can take on a new boyfriend in heaven if I don't get in.
ATBSJBS, I'm thankful for the Protestant Reformation and the good that it did in creating the modern world.
All of the Heaven/Hell and afterlife stuff is difficult for me because nobody actually knows.
It's no big deal. We can still be e-frens.
The fact that God is a cop out of "magic doesn't have to make sense" doesn't make it a good answer. -
Sermon Seeker - TRUE believer in REAL God (protestant division)Eternity isn't just no end it's no beginning. Beyond human comprehension at this point. It's why faith is faith and science is science. Looking through the glass darkly. We all are
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Flying spaghetti monsterinan - God's not real you fucking idiot
What if god was one of us ? Like a stranger on the bus.Mad_Son said:
Where did God come from?chuck said:
Matter can come into existence first in the form of energy, or something like that. The debate isn't about how matter came into existence. What provided the energy though?BleachedAnusDawg said:
Is there a rule that any matter has to exist? That seems to be the underlying basis of the Big Bang theory, but with no explanation of where that stuff came from.YellowSnow said:
I don't find the "we don't know = God" argument compelling.MikeDamone said:
We’ve covered thisYellowSnow said:
Not really.MikeDamone said:
That position requires a lot of faith.YellowSnow said:
I suppose where I differ with you god guysm, is that “somehow life started” doesn’t suggest to me magic and/or divine plan. The origins of life seem totally random, haphazard and disorganized.RoadDawg55 said:
Somehow life started. That’s the most simplistic reason why I believe in God.YellowSnow said:My basic elevator speech hasn't changed much since HS...
Earth = 4.5 billion years old
Simple life emerges 600 million years ago
Dinosaurs for like 200 millions years
Early modern homo sapiens don't arrive until 200,000 years ago
Then 2,000 years ago in the most bass akwards part of the world (not Rome or China mind you) amongst a bunch of bronze age goat herders, the most important even in the history of the planet occurs, followed by a Roman Emperor needing a new state religion three centuries later.
I need more evidence guys and can't take on faith. But that's just me, and believing that we're simply worm dirt when we die ain't for everyone.
Mrs. Snow is a confirmed papist, but more of a deist these days. I told her she can take on a new boyfriend in heaven if I don't get in.
ATBSJBS, I'm thankful for the Protestant Reformation and the good that it did in creating the modern world.
All of the Heaven/Hell and afterlife stuff is difficult for me because nobody actually knows.
It's no big deal. We can still be e-frens.
The fact that God is a cop out of "magic doesn't have to make sense" doesn't make it a good answer.





