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My God, but it's always awful to see people fumbling about and thinking that youtube videos count as scientific evidence.
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My God, but it's always awful to see people fumbling about and thinking that youtube videos count as scientific evidence.
No you just deny that thousands of other deities people believe in exist.Also since your Signature's Logic bothers me I'll destroy it.
""I contend that we are both atheists. I just believe in one fewer god than you do. When you understand why you dismiss all the other possible gods, you will understand why I dismiss yours" Stephen H. Roberts"
Thing is an "atheist" claims to "lack" belief in Deity in general. I as a Christian do not deny that a Deity exist,
And the atheist believes your deity is a false person who claimed to be a deity.I only deny false people who claim to be Deities,
Wrong. You are an atheist to those who worship what you call false people claiming to be deities.so yes, no one who believes in The Bible is an "atheist" to anyone else,
Atheists see your God as a poser.we believe in God, we just don't believe in posers.
Your analogy would only work if there were only one type of food that exist (you only worship one God) and there were thousands of different types of poisons that the person claims is not food (you deny the thousands of other Gods people worship) That is not the case so you analogy fails.The logic of your argument is analogous to someone who believes food exists and that poison isn't food, then some fool comes around who doesn't believe food exists and claims that the person who believes in food just believes in one less type of food, no to that fool I'd say we believe in All Food, Food in general, we just don't believe poison is food.
Better change that signature of yours cabvet
And rather than give me even the smallest shred of evidence, you claim that since your stories say that Jesus walked on water, healed the sick and withered a tree, that mountains MUST be able to move due to prayers. Your logic is non-existent.
Of course it is proof. God created all for His glory. That means all is created for His own. All that are His own glorify God. So we say, let Gods will be done.
Oh, here we go with the excuses.
The passage has Jesus saying, "If ye have faith as a grain of mustard seed, ye shall say unto this mountain, Remove hence to yonder place; and it shall remove; and nothing shall be impossible unto you."
Jesus does NOT say, " If ye have faith as a grain of mustard seed, ye shall say unto this mountain, Remove hence to yonder place; and it shall remove; and nothing shall be impossible unto you, provided that you are praying about the Mount of Olives and you want it to go into the sea, because if you pray for any other mountain to do any other thing, you're just plum out of luck."
I'm a Christian, and even I think this is just a ridiculous thing to say...
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God created all for His glory.
That means all is created for His own.
All that are His own glorify God.
So we say, let Gods will be done.
Religious faith? No. I do not believe there is a God out there, or anywhere for that matter.
But my beliefs are completely irrelevant. There is, surely, someone out there who does have faith as a grain of a mustard seed. In all likelihood, many such people. So why can't they pray for the mount of Olives to go and throw itself into the sea?
Are you really saying that God does not make miracles in present time?
According to whom? And by the way, that "picture" in your signature might not even be of Jesus.
There is no evidence whatsoever that he did.
If miracles render free will dead, how could the demons rebel?
Why would it render free will dead now, but it didn't destroy it before?
No, you don't. Three different and independent laboratories consistently dated your "picture" to 1260 to 1390 AD.
Radiocarbon dating of the Shroud of Turin
Of all of the evidence presented to support the existence of God, this "picture" is the weakest.
Free will is for the innocent.
The demons willfully fought against God. Knowingly. Out of lust. Who is ignorant enough to claim to be the Maker, when the Maker already is...only those that failed already. Out of deceit. Desperation.
Yes the demons look down upon you. They lust after killing, stealing and destroying. If only goodness exists, they don't. They invested their entire selves into wickedness.
God is good.
Of course it is proof. God created all for His glory. That means all is created for His own. All that are His own glorify God. So we say, let Gods will be done.
It all must be according to Gods will. All that are Gods own rejoice in the fact that Gods will alone be done. All is possible with God.
As Cute Tink wrote, in post #576, those two links provide no facts to back up their assertions.Copy and Paste it is,
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and
Radiocarbon 14 dating of the Shroud of Turin - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
In 2008 the director of the Oxford Radiocarbon Accelerator Unit, Christopher Ramsey, told the BBC that "With the radiocarbon measurements and with all of the other evidence which we have about the Shroud, there does seem to be a conflict in the interpretation of the different evidence".[79] Ramsey has stressed that he would be surprised if the 1988 tests were shown to be far off, let alone "a thousand years wrong", but said that he would keep an open mind
Yet he created demons who, as you say, had no choice but to be evil...hmmm.
No you just deny that thousands of other deities people believe in exist.
And the atheist believes your deity is a false person who claimed to be a deity.
Wrong. You are an atheist to those who worship what you call false people claiming to be deities.
Atheists see your God as a poser.
Your analogy would only work if there were only one type of food that exist (you only worship one God) and there were thousands of different types of poisons that the person claims is not food (you deny the thousands of other Gods people worship) That is not the case so you analogy fails.
As Cute Tink wrote, in post #576, those two links provide no facts to back up their assertions.
I can understand that you want a specific result and will jump through hoops to make it look as if that result is at least viable.
That's bad science, don't start with the conclusion.
So, Saved, it seems as though the hypothesis for how the image is presented is that when it was created that the Shroud was completely taunt and explanations are being dreamed up for how that could possibly be so.
There doesn't seem to be a true explanation given as to how it happened, but more a bunch of unsupported possibilities presented by people struggling with how to explain what would otherwise be a obvious flaw in concept.
If that's enough for you, more power to you. To me, it seems like someone is making a simple situation into a needlessly complex and less believable project.
Instead of it looking like a person was wrapped up in a shroud, it looks like someone made an error in design.
In what way is this anything remotely close to proof?
I asked for proof that someone can say, "Dear God, I pray in your name that Mount Everest will move to the Australian outback, amen" and the mountain will move.
And rather than give me even the smallest shred of evidence, you claim that since your stories say that Jesus walked on water, healed the sick and withered a tree, that mountains MUST be able to move due to prayers. Your logic is non-existent.
All you've done is say that since you believe the Bible is correct when it describes some things it must therefore be correct when describing other things.
Excuses excuses. I get this whenever the Bible fails to deliver.
Why would it render free will dead now, but it didn't destroy it before?
That is a very weak argument.
First of all, God had absolutely no problem coming down and showing hard evidence that he exists to the people in the Bible. He also sent the plagues to the Egyptians to show that he was the real God, AND he hardened Pharaoh's heart so he'd keep the Israelites captive. He also sent Jesus who did miracles here and there in front of lots of people and even rose from the dead. And yet you tell me that God doesn't want to do anything that will prove once and for all he exists?
Secondly, in what way does showing evidence constitute a violation of free will?
You see evidence all the time of all sorts of things. I can claim that I have a baseball signed by Joe DiMaggio, and you could doubt me and ask that I prove it.
If I then claimed that I couldn't show you because it would violate your free will, you'd just think I was lying, wouldn't you?
And if I did show you, would you be upset that your free will was violated? Of course not.
Thirdly, if God is really as powerful as people claim, then why can't he prove to me that he exists in such a way as to let me keep my free will?
You mean the forgery from the middle ages?
It's a face on a cloth and it does not fit what the burial shroud of Jesus would have been like.
Turin Shroud is a fake, very short proof - YouTube
Why not? He did it before...
Do you really think that quoting a book I don't believe is going to convince me of anything?
Do you have faith?
Are you really saying that God does not make miracles in present time?
According to whom?
And by the way, that "picture" in your signature might not even be of Jesus.
If miracles render free will dead, why did he EVER perform them?
If miracles render free will dead, how could the demons rebel?
Nice dodge...
How about you answer the questions now?
1. Does God perform miracles in modern times?
2. How does performing a miracle kill free will?
Are you really saying that God does not make miracles in present time?
According to whom?
And by the way, that "picture" in your signature might not even be of Jesus.