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| My God Can Beat the Shit Out of Your God For discussing any and all religious viewpoints. Intolerance will not be tolerated. Keeping your sense of humor is required. Posting messages about theological paradoxes is encouraged. |
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# 1

2007-11-10, 00:36
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http://tinyurl.com/28ozhm
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A question to all believers:
If God is the creator, who created God?
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# 2

2007-11-10, 03:32
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kill kill kill kill kill <3
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Re: A question to all believers:
ummmmmmmm ... ummm ... (trying to think of a witty answer that's not trite) ... ummm..... ummmm... fuck it
God has no beginning or end. God exists outside/above time. God has existed since the beginning of time.
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# 3

2007-11-10, 03:55
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Re: A question to all believers:
Yes, God is without time. There was no 'creation', God has always been. God is, all is.
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# 4

2007-11-10, 06:58
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Re: A question to all believers:
Now this is the same question that is commonly posted to atheists, that is to them, "How was the universe created, how does something come from apparent nothingness?" From a scientific standpoint theists seem to believe that we have no solid theory to deal with this. This is wrong in several ways however.
We are observers who in every way are stuck inside of our universe. We cannot in any way probe outside of its dimensions which include time as well. How are we ever supposed to formulate a theory on such a subject without any ability to probe outside of it? The big bang theory is an excellent attempt with solid backing to trace back the events of this universe as far as possible, but for us to hypothesize on its origins is simple impossible. In no way however, does this suggest that we must throw away all the observable data we have of this universe and accept some procured divine being. In a place where space and time are without meaning there are any number of possible explanations that do not involve divinity as to how everything we understand could have come into being. So we have not proven anything yet on the nature of the universe, yet we still have evidence that has thouroughly disproven every major religion in existance on this planet.
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# 5

2007-11-10, 08:29
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Ottawa Ontario Canada.
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Re: A question to all believers:
How does anything exist?
A theist will ask "why?"
An atheist will ask "what?"
THAT is the fundamental difference.
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# 6

2007-11-10, 20:55
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Re: A question to all believers:
Quote:
Originally Posted by joecaveman
How does anything exist?
A theist will ask "why?"
An atheist will ask "what?"
THAT is the fundamental difference.
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Fail.
The fundamental difference is a theist accepts an answer to your question of existence without ........... ahem............ ANY EVIDENCE TO SUPPORT IT.
They may ask "why" and then INVENT an answer for it.
An atheists uses that big grey bowl of chemical soup that is a brain to find answers.
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# 7

2007-11-10, 21:17
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Re: A question to all believers:
Quote:
Originally Posted by BrokeProphet
... without ........... ahem............ ANY EVIDENCE TO SUPPORT IT.
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God is obvious.
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# 8

2007-11-10, 21:46
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Re: A question to all believers:
Quote:
Originally Posted by Obbe
God is obvious.
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Your trolling is obvious.
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# 9

2007-11-10, 22:28
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Re: A question to all believers:
Quote:
Originally Posted by i poop in your cereal
Your trolling is obvious.
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This insinuation does not negate Gods obviousness.
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# 10

2007-11-10, 22:41
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Re: A question to all believers:
Quote:
Originally Posted by Obbe
This insinuation does not negate Gods obviousness.
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His insinuation is a statement of fact first and foremost. Secondly, tell the obviousness that is god. I suggest first you look up and DEFINE obviousness then tell me how obvious god is.
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#11
 2007-11-10, 22:46
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Tea and Crumpets country
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Re: A question to all believers:
Self creating.
Each moment he asks himself "what shall i be next?"
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#12
 2007-11-10, 22:46
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Re: A question to all believers:
His insinuation is a statement of fact first and foremost.
How?
Secondly, tell the obviousness that is god. I suggest first you look up and DEFINE obviousness then tell me how obvious god is.
From your perspective, it is obvious that you are. You would be, as I am, absolutely certain of 'being'. 'Being' is God.
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#13
 2007-11-10, 22:56
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Re: A question to all believers:
How?.
B/C you say shit like this...
From your perspective, it is obvious that you are. You would be, as I am, absolutely certain of 'being'. 'Being' is God.
Which is the equivalent of a fortune cookie...
Next I would like to know my lucky numbers and my most compatible astrological sign.
Dance monkey.
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#14
 2007-11-10, 23:00
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Re: A question to all believers:
B/C you say shit like this...
Thats right. Just toss some more insults in, ignore that I just answered why God is obvious.
:)
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#15
 2007-11-10, 23:06
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Re: A question to all believers:
Thats right. Just toss some more insults in, ignore that I just answered why God is obvious.
:)
Before you get your first erection thinking you answered something let me point out that you answered shit, Obbe. How is being, God? You answered shit becaused you raised more questions. You cannot raise another question and answer any fucking thing. LEARN THE RULES.
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#16
 2007-11-10, 23:23
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Re: A question to all believers:
You answered shit becaused you raised more questions.
I was not aware of that. It would help me if you asked them, rather then be a complete dick.
I thought that answer was easily understandable.
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#17
 2007-11-10, 23:50
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Re: A question to all believers:
I was not aware of that. It would help me if you asked them, rather then be a complete dick.
I thought that answer was easily understandable.
I cannot help but to be a dick when you pat yourself on the back for the very definition of circular logic. FACT......Your "answer" simply raises another question:
How is "being" God?
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#18
 2007-11-11, 01:23
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Moderator
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dodging the rain and tractors
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Re: A question to all believers:
We create God in our own image everday anew.
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#19
 2007-11-11, 03:01
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Lacedwithdelight 
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Re: A question to all believers:
God created porn, therefore porn = god.
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#20
 2007-11-11, 03:28
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Re: A question to all believers:
How is "being" God?
Many ways.
If using the method of defining an expereince an illusion by comparing it to what you know is true, then the only true reality is your own existence. Or simply, 'being'. If being all, and God is all ... then God is being.
We can also assume that our experiences are real. That the things we expereince, other people and objects, have perspectives of their own. Assuming they are real, we can understand that they too cannot know anything other then 'I AM', which is recognition of 'being'. That is the absolute truth. How about things which cannot know anything? How about a rock? Well ... what is it's state? Simply being ... 'awareness of nothing'. Again, we find 'being' is all. God is all. Being is God.
Lets make a great assumption, and assume all is real. All, as in every single possibility, every position of all imaginable dimensions. Infinity. If all exists, then as with the above example, all needs 'being' to do so. All possibilities are contained within the absolute truth. (http://www.tenthdimension.com/medialinks.php)
In other words ... simply being, awareness of nothing, nirvana, 'the void', the 'tenth' and 'zero' dimensions, all of which are referring to the same thing ... is God.
I cannot help but to be a dick
Yes, you actually can. I try to avoid being a dick to you, despite how many reasons and opportunities you give me to be one.
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