linsistine

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by linsistine 8y ago
then what logic do you accept?
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by linsistine 8y ago
Yes...but what does this mean?
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by linsistine 8y ago
It's reasonable to think that the Universe came into existence without some sort of creator, that it wasn't intelligently designed in some capacity, and that it came from nothing out of randomness and for no reason? That you came
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by linsistine 8y ago
What is your evidence?
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by linsistine 8y ago
So you've accepted the logic that all designs have a designer. But now you attempt to debunk the logic by saying, "Surely the Creator has a creator too, right?". But we've already established that the idea that all desi
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by linsistine 8y ago
What does this even mean?
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by linsistine 8y ago
So if you're answer is, "I don't know", how can you say that a belief in a Creator is wrong? If you truly don't know?
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by linsistine 8y ago
Purpose is subjective. What I'm saying is, all of "this" must of came from something. And that "something" is what people refer to as God, the Higher Power, the "Ultimate".
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by linsistine 8y ago
It turtles down until there is a beginning, a source. That source, or beginning, is what religions people refer to as God.
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by linsistine 8y ago
As I've replied to your other comment, name me one thing which has no beginning. So the timeline of the universe has no beginning? It just "is" and "was" for no reason, no design, no creator, for an infinite period
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by linsistine 8y ago
Name me one thing which has no beginning.
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by linsistine 8y ago
Belief in a higher power does not counteract the belief, or proof, of the idea of evolution and natural selection. Surely someone can design something to self-heal, self-correct, or evolve/adapt to it's surroundings right? Wouldn
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by linsistine 8y ago
Until the creator reaches to a point of singularity, an ultimate source, which religious people refer to as God. Isn't there a beginning to EVERYTHING?
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by linsistine 8y ago
All creation has an ultimate source though, does it not? A point of singularity. This source, or point of singularity, is what religious people refer to as 'God'.
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by linsistine 8y ago
Well it's hard to convince anyone of the validity of religion because it is faith-based. I am a religious person because it gives me peace and strength, and in an odd way makes sense to ME. My personal experiences validate it, but of
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by linsistine 8y ago
Would you be able to summarize what he says? At work and I can't watch any videos lol
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by linsistine 8y ago
I'm not even bringing feelings or faith into this discussion though. This is pure logic my friend. It is not rational to "believe" that an object, a thing, a complex structure, can come into existence without being intellige
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by linsistine 8y ago
How is it not proof? It's using the most fundamental of logic. We're talking elementary logic here. I see a thing, this thing must of came from something. Things just don't appear for no reason and with no creator. A pen,
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by linsistine 8y ago
Evidence in what regard? Evidence to validate the proclaimed truth behind religion?
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by linsistine 8y ago
What I can't fathom or understand is how someone can look at the universe and say that there was no Creator or Architect of some kind? If I showed you an incredibly complex software program and told you there was no developer or design
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by linsistine 8y ago
Unrelated to the reason that was listed in the article, but I've spoken to numerous people over the last couple of years who've expressed they would like to leave due to the US's culture. Although this is a beautiful, diverse