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and two if you're talking about me saying that the big bang is a myth well it is. there is no proof of it, thats why its called a theory. and of course there is no absolute evidence of god. thats why its called "faith". so ya ido know the diff between truth and myth. but do you know the diff between the meaning of fact and theory? |
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How can you say "I used to be Christian.. for six months. Mainly, I just wanted a chance to figure out"? Did you say, " i'm going to be christian today to see what its like"? LOL it takes more than that to be a christian, jew, muslim or hindu. or what ever. faith is a lot more than just saying that you're one. more than going to church, or reading a bible |
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well well mister gay-0-washer and his power ranger bangle/wrist bands
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Go away. Please.
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Well, MisterX just basically came back and spoke as if everything we had discussed didn't really happen. I gave him the definition of scientific "Theory", and I already said that, to a scientist, "Theory" is about as close to fact as you can get, without actually being a fact or a law. Scientific theories, if you'll go back to the definitions I provided (from textbooks and dictionaries, not my head) are hypotheses that have been extensively tested and relied upon with high degrees of confidence. It is more than a mere "guess", which you insist on using "theory" to mean. The layman uses the word "theory" in the same way he uses "guess". But that is not the way I am using it.
As far as the Big Bang goes, there is a LOT of evidence to support the theory ... which is why it is a scientific theory and not just a guess. One of the simplest bits of evidence is the fact that the matter we observe in space is moving away from us. By simple reasoning if you play the universe in reverse, the matter would move toward us, and ultimately converge at a common point. Something sent this matter hurtling outward ... this something we refer to as the Big Bang. And how is it that you know for a fact that the moon was not formed by an object striking the Earth while it was in it's magma state? Sure, my source is five years old (and I'm not about to argue that that is not a significant amount of time for a scientific document to be outdated), but I listen to and read the news on a daily basis. I have yet to hear the announcement: "Astronomers have discovered the truth behind the formation of the moon." You know FOR A FACT that my source was wrong. So, how? Let's see if you really know the difference between fact and theory. As far as us not being able to change our destiny because God already knows our future ... well, that's simple. Of course, we're talking about God, here, and I don't claim to understand the nature of something that doesn't exist, but I am working from a few assumptions about God's knowledge: 1) It is divine and perfect. What God knows to happen, WILL happen. It will not change. 2) If God told us what will happen, it will still not change. And I know God doesn't leave messages for us in fortune cookies. That was an hypothetical situation employed to show how we do not control our own fates (no free will). This idea is more dramatically shown in the case where "what if we KNOW our fate?" It doesn't matter. Still can't change it. Whether or know your fate or not does not change the idea that you cannot choose your own destiny. If you COULD change it, then that would mean that a) God's knowledge is not perfect. He didn't really know what your fate was to begin with, or b) he lied to you when he told you what your future held. But I was assuming that his knowledge IS perfect, and that he never lies. |
i take my hat off and cheesy walls balls to you sir you really are the king of the long post
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You're pretty cool yourself. :)
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I've read your guy's argument, and here's what it sounds like you're saying: We have no free will at all. God is making me type this right now, and there is nothing I can do to change anything God says will happen because it's my destiny or whatever and he's perfect so It is, how they say, his way or the highway. So if we have no free will, then why isnt everyone Christian? Why didnt God just MAKE everyone believe in him? Did he pick and choose people like me and Stingy and Ege to burn in hell for all eternity, because we dont believe in him? Seems like a pretty fucked up God. Not so forgiving after all. |
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Here ya go- Okay. We were wrong on the Constantine thing. Whatever. I accept that. In no way does that prove that there is a God. Also, you just called us stupid, retarted and sheep, then yelled at us for trying to insult your intelligence. STFU |
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thats all that needs to be said. |
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http://dictionary.reference.com/ Here is a hint use it. And while you are at it go back and study capitalization and punctuation skills. ;) |
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hey misterx shut the fuck up
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as if. my dimwitted pokemon lovin friend
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first off pokemon and i mean this is one of the greatest if not the greatesa rpg of all time
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