Thread: So who here believes that God doesn't exist?

I am just curious because you are wrong.






















totally kidding. There are way too many threads like this btw.

Pie.

Atheist's are so immoral and stupid. If you don't read the bible how will you ever enter the kingdom of heaven. Historically speaking jesus was perfect, he sacrificed his life so we could go to heaven. The devil was angry that day, he should be because the savior was born.

Note: Although religion has hold back science, intelligence and killed many people. They weren't true christian. You are all wrong, I am right, I am the christian.

Who needs reason, logic or evidence when you have gut feeling and god. Does god even need evidence? The anwser is no. I can feel I am right, I have exprienced god, theirfore he must be real. Stuff like the big bang, evolution and basic scientific knowledge is wrong, they haven't got evidence and they have been proven wrong.

Yeah, so you can either think or have the bible. Science is second to the bible and belife is good. Faith is good. Atheist are closed minded, theist are divine and saved by jesus.

lol, sarcasm funny :bravo:

The Flying Spaghetti Monster

(He always gets mentioned by an atheist at some point in these threads, so there you go.)

My take: There are three qualities requisite to godhood in the ordinary sense:
All-Powerful
All-Knowing
All-Benevolent

An impossible(by observation) god would have all three, a morally bankrupt god would have the first two(and would only be barely plausible), and the benevolent gods lacking ultimate power or ultimate knowledge are somewhat plausible, but ultimately weak(i.e. not gods at all).

It's not hard to see why Atheists believe the way they do: if the perfect god does not exist, and reason would refute his existence, then there are no 'gods' at all, and it is not worth asserting the existence of gods who can have no effect on the world or a god who rules it with malevolence or indifference.

Originally Posted by jasuum

I am just curious because you are wrong.

Hahaha, that made me laugh.

Originally Posted by R.D.735

My take: There are three qualities requisite to godhood in the ordinary sense:
All-Powerful
All-Knowing
All-Benevolent

An impossible(by observation) god would have all three, a morally bankrupt god would have the first two(and would only be barely plausible), and the benevolent gods lacking ultimate power or ultimate knowledge are somewhat plausible, but ultimately weak(i.e. not gods at all).

It's not hard to see why Atheists believe the way they do: if the perfect god does not exist, and reason would refute his existence, then there are no 'gods' at all, and it is not worth asserting the existence of gods who can have no effect on the world or a god who rules it with malevolence or indifference.

How can you possibly attempt to apply human reasoning and logic to a supposedly infinite being? Do you not see the logical fallacy in this line of reasoning?

Originally Posted by wendylove

Atheist's are so immoral and stupid. If you don't read the bible how will you ever enter the kingdom of heaven. Historically speaking jesus was perfect, he sacrificed his life so we could go to heaven. The devil was angry that day, he should be because the savior was born.

Note: Although religion has hold back science, intelligence and killed many people. They weren't true christian. You are all wrong, I am right, I am the christian.

Who needs reason, logic or evidence when you have gut feeling and god. Does god even need evidence? The anwser is no. I can feel I am right, I have exprienced god, theirfore he must be real. Stuff like the big bang, evolution and basic scientific knowledge is wrong, they haven't got evidence and they have been proven wrong.

Yeah, so you can either think or have the bible. Science is second to the bible and belife is good. Faith is good. Atheist are closed minded, theist are divine and saved by jesus.

Nobody said anything about Christianity, or religion for that matter until you did. Basically your post is absolutely useless to the topic, as is pretty much every post I've ever read of yours.