Do Jews accept Jesus as the Messah?
I think what he's implying, is that you only accept evidence if it supports your beliefs, and reject all evidence which contradicts your beliefs.
Ich habe es im 2008 gescrieben
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Die Fehler sind in der Lesung
Cynicism seems to become you
Oh, I didn't even try to correct your faulty German.You missed the 'h' I dropped in 'geschrieben' too
N'ja, weiter hat kein' zweck Shuss! :wave
Dear Fellow Posters,
I feel Christ could have come back from the dead. I know we don't know this, but we weren't there, we don't know what the people saw 2000 years ago in Palestine. I definitely hope it did happen and Christ has our back in the after life.
Some evidence for a creator is atheists like Richard Dawkins admit we can't rule Him, Her or It out. I feel if you consider the kind of odds that would have to play out from the big bang to present time to make DNA just by natural processes is really too hard for it to happen like that. There is probably a creator and we are not made to know if there is a Heaven or a Hell, but I definitely hope there is justice in the end for all humans.
So what are your thoughts on this?
AMEN Crowns!!!!!!!Christianity is the one religion atheists aim at. It is what other religions aim at. It is the history of the society you live in. Christ changed the world.
But nice job trying to downplay it to your ordinary, day to day life. You came here to be against Christianity, I don't labor under any delusion that all of you came here out of some interest in Christianity.
why do you continue to be so rude to us Christians?What about someone like me, who doesn't sin?
awww.... that's funny, try again!Here you go:
https://www.psychologytoday.com/blo...201401/more-knowledge-less-belief-in-religion
"To summarise briefly, a recent review of 63 studies showed that there is a moderate negative relationship between intelligence and religiosity (Zuckerman, Silberman, & Hall, 2013). The review found that religious beliefs, such as belief in God, are somewhat more strongly related to lower intelligence than religious behavior, such as church attendance. The authors estimated that the average difference in IQ points between believers and nonbelievers ranged from 6.2 for non-college samples to 7.8 for college samples. This difference is roughly half a standard deviation in size, so this represents a reasonably substantial effect rather than something trivial."
How could a human being be alive after all this time?
Wishful thinking, then.
The undefined, unfalsifiable, and untestable is hard to rule out completely. Can you rule out the fairies in the garden that make the plants grow?
What are those odds?
What do you mean by justice? From what I gather, anything goes, as long as you believe.
Atheism is not a truth statement. It is only "I am not convinced of your religious opinion."
What are these "good reasons" that you allude to?