There is no Creation Debate

[dad]

How did it get here?

Not the way you think. You have no evidence for that. Since I simply acknowledge that Jesus created the stars, and set them for us for time and signs, it doesn't matter so much how light works out of earth area. What matters is why.

 

[Loudmouth]

Not the way you think.

Then how did it get here?

You have no evidence for that. Since I simply acknowledge that Jesus created the stars, and set them for us for time and signs, it doesn't matter so much how light works out of earth area. What matters is why.

That is false. If it requires movement, then your entire claim of a fishbowl collapses. So how does it get here?

 

[dad]

I completely agree with you, dad (for once.).

Great. Man is far too small to question God and creation.

 

[dad]

Then how did it get here?



That is false. If it requires movement, then your entire claim of a fishbowl collapses. So how does it get here?

Not in any way is that remotely close to being even partially true. You claim movement equals time as we know it! Think about it.

 

[HitchSlap]

Great. Man is far too small to question God and creation.

You're certainly free to believe this.

 

[dad]

You're certainly free to believe this.

You are free to demonstrate otherwise, and show you can question God or creation.

 

[HitchSlap]

You are free to demonstrate otherwise, and show you can question God or creation.

I'll leave that to you.

 

[dad]

I'll leave that to you.

I don't question God. I question those that do.

 

[HitchSlap]

I don't question God. I question those that do.

This makes sense.

 

[SteveB28]

I don't question God. I question those that do.

I don't question your god. There is nothing there to question. Yours is simply one of the latest in a very long line of imaginary beings that mankind has concocted over the millennia, as a simple means of trying to glean understanding and to ward off the reality of death.

You offer nothing productive.

 

[dad]

I don't question your god. There is nothing there to question.

You are in no position to say. God does not depend on what you chose to see...or can see.

Unbelief is probably better described for many people as a choice that they make in what they want to accept.

 

[HitchSlap]

Unbelief is probably better described for many people as a choice that they make in what they want to accept.

Belief is a choice?

 

[dad]

Belief is a choice?

Yes. If we want to believe He can help us. If we do not, then we will believe something other than truth.

 

[SteveB28]

You are in no position to say. God does not depend on what you chose to see...or can see.

Unbelief is probably better described for many people as a choice that they make in what they want to accept.

Atheism has a 100% track record. No god, in any era, has ever been shown to exist.

 

[dad]

Atheism has a 100% track record. No god, in any era, has ever been shown to exist.

He has shown Himself all through time actually in many ways. The track record some who reject Him have is to chose darkness and love darkness.

 

[SteveB28]

He has shown Himself all through time actually in many ways. The track record some who reject Him have is to chose darkness and love darkness.

Not once. No god. Ever. Not a scrap of evidence.

 

[dad]

Not once. No god. Ever. Not a scrap of evidence.

All through time everywhere, a world of evidence. Some chose denial.

 

[SteveB28]

All through time everywhere, a world of evidence. Some chose denial.

And yet you can present none. Just your confected nonsense.

 

[HitchSlap]

Yes. If we want to believe He can help us. If we do not, then we will believe something other than truth.

So one has to believe before he will help us?

 

[DogmaHunter]

If it's not a belief thing as many Atheists claim, then what do Atheists believe?

You'ld have to ask them individually.
The only thing that you know about an atheist through the term "atheist", is what they do NOT believe.

They must believe in something, so what is it?

Concerning what subject?
And once again, the word "atheist" does not point to something that is "believed" by the atheist. The word only points to what the person does NOT believe.

Whatever the answer, it's got to be a faith-based belief

Que? Again.... believe about what?