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I remember fuzion's first post on this forum. He's come a long way since then. :thumbsup:

1)What are some primary reasons for your lack of belief? A perfect, omniscient, infinite being creating inferior, fallible, finite beings makes absolutely no sense once you really think about it. And if some god did happen to create us, I'd find our lives to be pretty meaningless. 2)Does...

He made a really good try, though. ;)

I read a portion of that while studying infinity this semester. In a nut shell, what I read said that since no one can comprehend infinity, there is no infinity, and somehow he connected that to why God exists. Not only was it poorly written, it was boarderline propaganda. If this Lee guy...

I'm definately no expert on the subject, so here is my honest, non-biased view of this debate: Creationists: "God made everything in 6 days, and I know this because it was written in the Bible. No additional evidence is required; suggesting otherwise is blasphemous and must be incorrect."...

"Most assuredly, I say to you, he who hears My word and believes in Him who sent Me has everlasting life, and shall not come into judgement, but has passed from death into life." - John 5:24 Jesus did not say "...he who hears My word and believes in Him who sent Me (and isn't homosexual) has...

First, I'd like to apologize for my use of the Lutheran icon. I surely didn't wish to offend anyone. Simply based on my family/childhood and social/political morals, I felt Lutheran was the most correct answer when asked for my denomination. Prior to the creation, did the already...

I recently posted a new thread, and I was careful to make (or tried to make) my logic as fair and detailed as possible even though it ended up being a relatively long post. My fear is simplicity can induce misunderstanding, and the clarification process can be even longer and more confusing...

I suppose I wasn't very precise: I didn't stop attending church completely; I stopped attending church regularly. I still prefer the Lutheran service/liturgy to any other denomination's. However, I consider myself Lutheran because my family has been Lutheran for many generations (at least...

I was raised a Lutheran, but when my former church decided they didn't like our pastor (who was doing a fine job in my opinion), they kicked him out; my family decided to leave also. It was in the move from our Lutheran church to a Methodist church that I stopped attending and now consider...