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If this logic was valid, why would you still be arguing the existence of your creator?
If this logic was valid, why would you still be arguing the existence of your creator?
[/u][/b]No. Fail. Faith is intellectual bankruptcy, to quote Dan Barker. It's basically, "Oh, I don't know, but I'm just going to believe in it anyway".
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If this logic was valid, why would you still be arguing the existence of your creator?
Drift said:Firsly your not the creator of this world, so you think your smart and you can outrun anyone.
Drift said:Secondly my point has been the strongest on this thread.
Drift said:Thirdly everything revolves about faith, and if you don't have faith (yourself) you shuldnt beleive in anything.
Drift said:Lastly, That was dan barker who ever the hell he is, we don't do that, it all comes with FAITH, what he said is stupid.
Drift said:and if you don't beleive in god, who do you turn to when u need that extra support, that's wht God does if you beleive
Fact: you cannot prove or disprove God. No amount of logic can, unless if God proves him by appearing in the clouds; instead of hiding away. Surely, a supposed omnipotent being raised above time and dimensions should be capable of putting aside a few minutes of his eternal life to save us from the evil hellfire.I'm calling the one attribute I proved God. That's all.
That's a classic counter-argument, but leads me to suspect you for avoiding the question.Shredderbeam said:I COULD say that you cannot comprehend the world as we know it WITH God, but that would be deviating from the logic I have presented.
I never claimed it was. It's simply my outlook on the world. A logical conclusion based on the my own sense of logic.Shredderbeam said:Really? I didn't know that was an established scientific fact!
That's a part of the sub-category of my earlier explanation.Shredderbeam said:Or maybe some people believe because they don't find the concept of God to be illogical.
You say God is a necessary being, but you don't explain why God is a necessary being. Life and evolution seems to develop fine without him.Shredderbeam said:Now, again, with strict reference to the logic I have presented, why is it erroneous?
I'm not emo. I'm not sitting here crying over our pointless existence, I'm accepting it, and enjoying my one and only life.Drift said:And umm personal jesus, your emo, go worship satan, that's god, he might punish you now because your saying God doesnt excist
Praying to God is useless. Thousands of people die of AIDS, cancer and other diseases and other lethal situations every day; and seeing as the majority of the world consists of Theists, its only logical to assume that the majority of the people who passes away to inexistence are Theists as well. But to answer your question, I turn to my close friends and myself when I need that extra support.Drift said:and if you don't beleive in god, who do you turn to when u need that extra support, that's wht God does if you beleive
Fact: you cannot prove or disprove God. No amount of logic can, unless if God proves him by appearing in the clouds; instead of hiding away. Surely, a supposed omnipotent being raised above time and dimensions should be capable of putting aside a few minutes of his eternal life to save us from the evil hellfire.
Personal Jesus said:That's a classic counter-argument, but leads me to suspect you for avoiding the question.
Personal Jesus said:You say God is a necessary being, but you don't explain why God is a necessary being. Life and evolution seems to develop fine without him.
No, you're not. You're twisting logic to make it suit the idea of the existence of God, and you're not accounting for the fact that different individual personalities = different individual senses of logic.Well, hang on, I'm proving the existence of God as stripped of all attributes but existence.
Honestly, I only read the first and last page. Really can't be bothered to read 11 pages and 200+ posts through.Shredderbeam said:Please refer to the previous page for my definition of "necessary" as used in the proof.
No, you're not. You're twisting logic to make it suit the idea of the existence of God, and you're not accounting for the fact that different individual personalities = different individual senses of logic.
Personal Jesus said:Honestly, I only read the first and last page. Really can't be bothered to read 11 pages and 200+ posts through.
You assume existence exists.
Please prove this.
To the contrary, I didn't assume it exists. It's what my logic proves.
There's a fine line between argumentative logic and mathematical logic. Your first post is argumentative logic, and argumentative logic is based on opinion and perspective.Actually, logic is logic. 2 + 2 = 4, no matter what. My logic is infallible, and if you disagree, you need to show me where I made my logical error.
I see what you did there. You're defining God as some sort of omni-existence, instead of a conscious god, that people generally refer to when talking about God.Shredderbeam said:My definition of necessary, in this context: If existence exists, it it impossible for it not to exist, and if it doesn't exist, then it is impossible for it to exist.
There's a fine line between argumentative logic and mathematical logic. Your first post is argumentative logic, and argumentative logic is based on opinion and perspective.
Personal Jesus said:I see what you did there. You're defining God as some sort of omni-existence, instead of a conscious god, that people generally refer to when talking about God.
In your first post. Ockham's Razor describes that the most simple answer is most likely the true one - does a god sound simple? No.Well, where specifically in my logic am I being anything other than factual and objective?
Then why the hell is it called "Logical proof that God exists"? You're contradicting yourself.Shredderbeam said:Well, not necessarily omni-existence, for it's just existence, with no limits defined. It's not an argument to prove the existence of God, but rather an argument to prove existence.
In your first post. Ockham's Razor describes that the most simple answer is most likely the true one - does a god sound simple? No.
Personal Jesus said:^ That too is argumentative logic. You just presented yours as infallible.
Personal Jesus said:Then why the hell is it called "Logical proof that God exists"? You're contradicting yourself.
If god existed, why would he want his power to be doubted
when you go into a dark room...you can either say its "darkness" or its the "absence of light" both of them have the same meaning but differnt views, if you belive in god you can say that its "darkness" and if you do not belive in him you can say its the "absence of light".God defeinetly exists i mean who created the universe? it was just there out of no where!?

