Recent content by truthmonger89

AV1611VET, I challenge you to respond to this OP, which is a reflection of the dishonest, deceptive garbage you have posted in this thread.

If you've got a better theory then let's hear it! Let me guess, a magic invisible man came down out of the sky and shaped the first human out of mud? If you don't have a theory that you can demonstrate under controlled conditions then why should you demand of others what you yourself cannot...

I haven't read that one.

What will humans evolve into? The late Kurt Vonnegut answered that question with his book, Galapagos. I don't want to spoil it, but basically we will evolve into creatures that somewhat resemble marine mammals such as seals. We will develop flippers, have dense fur all over our bodies, and eat...

Your argument is based on the flawed premise that the goal of reproduction is to produce identical copies. The error or mistake you are referring to is the failure to reproduce identical copies, but the error in your argument is that producing identical copies is not the objective of reproduction.

You're being evasive. I did not ask if you think the apostles were in a unique position to know for a fact whether Jesus rose from the dead. The question I asked was, considering mankind's long history of fabricating imaginary deities and mythical fantasies, do you think it is reasonable to...

I should have emphasized the word 'reasonable.' The way you phrased your response gives the impression that you don't consider it a reasonable explanation at all, which gives the further impression that you aren't sincerely willing to consider it. When you consider mankind's long history of...

Since you have an open mind, are you also willing to consider the possibility that Jesus did not rise from the dead and that the story is only an ancient myth? Considering mankind's propensity for inventing mythical fantasies, it certainly seems like a reasonable explanation worth considering...

Well, what exactly are you asserting about God? In what identifiable form does he exist? Is he simply a collection of thoughts inside everybody's mind? Is God the chaos we see around us which may or may not be chaos depending on how we define and perceive chaos? You need to present a...

How convenient. God is in my head, so I have to look inside my imagination to find him. That's a great argument, it makes complete sense. God's existence inside the imagination becomes doubly apparent when you consider that he exists in the same realm as leprechauns. When I asked to see the...

The OP is a cleverly complicated attempt to show that everything in existence points at God, but even if one claims that every atom, molecule, cell, or particle in the universe points to or somehow indicates the existence of God, God himself is still nowhere to be found. If everything points to...

The notion that someone can "fiercely refuse to believe" seems contrary to my understanding of the nature of belief. "Fiercely refusing to believe" makes it sound as if one is struggling to stubbornly deny that which you already believe. Something is either believable or it isn't, and if...

Examining the reasons why you don't think a particular deity exists despite many other people who believe the opposite seems like a worthwhile and relevant endeavour with any religious discussion. The people who believe or used to believe in Asatru deities probably felt just as certain as...

If you're not sure what to make of this religion, would you share with us your thoughts on whether or not the deities associated with this religion actually exist? Does Odin really exist or is he just a mythical fantasy?

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