Proof God does not exist!

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- ratnerstar said...
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- 20 Jun 2006, 15:22
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Quoth Unsungriots:
Forget it. You all win, Darwin is right. I have better things to do.

Good show; the only way to win is not to play the game. The sooner you learn this, the less likely you are to end up like me: embittered at the whole debate but addicted enough to jump back in occasionally. It's like a drug...you think you're free and then suddenly you get that itch on the back of your spine that won't go away until you have a down-n-dirty evolution argument. The next morning you wake up, rub your pounding head, and say "God, why did I do that? This is last time for sure!"

"I am firstly a great charlatan, though con brio; secondly, a great charmeur; thirdly, I have any amount of cheek; fourthly, I am a man with a great quantity of logic, but with very few principles; fifthly, I think I have no real gifts." Serge Diaghilev

[quote][b][user]ratnerstar[/user][/b] said: [quote][b]Quoth [user]Unsungriots[/user][/b]: Forget it. You all win, Darwin is right. I have better things to do. [/quote] Good show; the only way to win is not to play the game. The sooner you learn this, the less likely you are to end up like me: embittered at the whole debate but addicted enough to jump back in occasionally. It's like a drug...you think you're free and then suddenly you get that itch on the back of your spine that won't go away until you have a down-n-dirty evolution argument. The next morning you wake up, rub your pounding head, and say "God, why did I do that? This is last time for sure!"[/quote]

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- I_vito_I said...
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- 20 Jun 2006, 17:24
you cant prove that god excists , or not excists

you dont know if there are maybe more gods in this world
no one knows how our world came to what it is now
no one knows what we are exactly , and what our purpose is , its to survive and to get intelligent, but why ? and who gave us that order

what stands above us , and this world ?

that a better question then to ask people if they can prove that god excists

[quote][b][user]I_vito_I[/user][/b] said: you cant prove that god excists , or not excists you dont know if there are maybe more gods in this world no one knows how our world came to what it is now no one knows what we are exactly , and what our purpose is , its to survive and to get intelligent, but why ? and who gave us that order what stands above us , and this world ? that a better question then to ask people if they can prove that god excists[/quote]

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- fnnkybutt said...
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- 20 Jun 2006, 17:26
I'm going to put some padding on this wall beside me, so it won't hurt so much when I have this overpowering need to bang my head on it.

Stop the crying and the lying, And the sighing and my dying -Sail on, sail on sailor.
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[quote][b][user]fnnkybutt[/user][/b] said: I'm going to put some padding on this wall beside me, so it won't hurt so much when I have this overpowering need to bang my head on it. [/quote]

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- giveuptheghost said...
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- 20 Jun 2006, 17:29
God excists? That perv!

[quote][b][user]giveuptheghost[/user][/b] said: God excists? That perv![/quote]

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- cowfoot said...
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- 20 Jun 2006, 18:10
That post makes me doubt everything, ever.

Eeeeeep.

[quote][b][user]cowfoot[/user][/b] said: That post makes me doubt everything, ever.[/quote]

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- Beatminister said...
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- 20 Jun 2006, 18:34
Did you guys not watch "Stargate"? It´s all explained in there. :)
Or in "River World", or in "Lord of the Rings", or in "The Bible". Everybody can pick what he/she likes best - until we stop believing and start to know the facts instead.
But till then it will always make a good reason to kick someones head in.

[quote][b][user]Beatminister[/user][/b] said: Did you guys not watch "Stargate"? It´s all explained in there. :) Or in "River World", or in "Lord of the Rings", or in "The Bible". Everybody can pick what he/she likes best - until we stop believing and start to know the facts instead. But till then it will always make a good reason to kick someones head in.[/quote]

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- [Deleted user] said...
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- 20 Jun 2006, 19:25
proves that he was a stupid fucker. we're probably better off without him.

[quote][b][user][/user][/b] said: proves that he was a stupid fucker. we're probably better off without him.[/quote]

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- Jayaism said...
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- 20 Jun 2006, 19:32
Yeah, if God is really really real, then what the hell has he been doin'?

Yo, God, wake the fuck up already and start SAVING PEOPLE.

I plot for a living.
ratnerstar said: I like to pretend I'm Humphrey Bogart. Except I'm pretty sure he only shits bullets.

[quote][b][user]Jayaism[/user][/b] said: Yeah, if God is really really real, then what the hell has he been [i]doin'[/i]? Yo, God, wake the fuck up already and start SAVING PEOPLE.[/quote]

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- [Deleted user] said...
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- 20 Jun 2006, 20:33
before you do, could you, if at all feasible... arrange a quick cull of the stupid?

thanks awfully

[quote][b][user][/user][/b] said: before you do, could you, if at all feasible... arrange a quick cull of the stupid? thanks awfully[/quote]

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- ratnerstar said...
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- 20 Jun 2006, 20:42
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Quoth Jayaism:
Yeah, if God is really really real, then what the hell has he been doin'?

Yo, God, wake the fuck up already and start SAVING PEOPLE.

Oh, but he does.

"I am firstly a great charlatan, though con brio; secondly, a great charmeur; thirdly, I have any amount of cheek; fourthly, I am a man with a great quantity of logic, but with very few principles; fifthly, I think I have no real gifts." Serge Diaghilev

[quote][b][user]ratnerstar[/user][/b] said: [quote][b]Quoth [user]Jayaism[/user][/b]: Yeah, if God is really really real, then what the hell has he been [i]doin'[/i]? Yo, God, wake the fuck up already and start SAVING PEOPLE.[/quote] Oh, but [url=http://archive.salon.com/comics/boll/2000/06/08/boll/story.gif]he does[/url].[/quote]

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- Fryie said...
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- 20 Jun 2006, 22:21
Quoth KharBevNor:
Really, all opposition to the idea of evolution is down to the fundamental inability of the human brain to accept the true nature of reality, which is, of course, chaos. And out of chaos may come anything.
True.
Sometimes the truth is too complicated for many people, and sometimes, like with evolution, it's too simple. Because there's nothing that is more simple than "everything can happen".

ORESTE
Tu es le roi des Dieux, Jupiter, le roi des pierres et des étoiles, le roi des vagues de la mer. Mais tu n'es pas le roi des hommes.

[quote][b][user]Fryie[/user][/b] said: [quote][b]Quoth [user]KharBevNor[/user][/b]: Really, all opposition to the idea of evolution is down to the fundamental inability of the human brain to accept the true nature of reality, which is, of course, chaos. And out of chaos may come anything.[/quote] True. Sometimes the truth is too complicated for many people, and sometimes, like with evolution, it's too simple. Because there's nothing that is more simple than "everything can happen". [/quote]

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- Beatminister said...
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- 20 Jun 2006, 22:27
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Quoth ratnerstar:
Quoth Jayaism:
Yeah, if God is really really real, then what the hell has he been doin'?

Yo, God, wake the fuck up already and start SAVING PEOPLE.

Oh, but he does.
Yes, there seems to be bit of a work backlog... thats propably why this guy got killed by the lion. He should have given him a bit more time to intervene.

[quote][b][user]Beatminister[/user][/b] said: [quote][b]Quoth [user]ratnerstar[/user][/b]: [quote][b]Quoth [user]Jayaism[/user][/b]: Yeah, if God is really really real, then what the hell has he been [i]doin'[/i]? Yo, God, wake the fuck up already and start SAVING PEOPLE.[/quote] Oh, but [url=http://archive.salon.com/comics/boll/2000/06/08/boll/story.gif]he does[/url].[/quote] Yes, there seems to be bit of a work backlog... thats propably why this guy got killed by the lion. He should have given him a bit more time to intervene. [/quote]

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- EinOmega said...
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- 21 Jun 2006, 03:18
*sigh*
Wish science was as easy as religion, just awnser all the questions with "God did it!".

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[quote][b][user]EinOmega[/user][/b] said: *sigh* Wish science was as easy as religion, just awnser all the questions with "God did it!".[/quote]

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- [Deleted user] said...
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- 21 Jun 2006, 03:20
Chili exists

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- muntBucket said...
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- 21 Jun 2006, 09:07
I only used my right hand to type this post...God saw and was happy.

[quote][b][user]muntBucket[/user][/b] said: I only used my right hand to type this post...God saw and was happy. [/quote]

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- wimme said...
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- 21 Jun 2006, 13:54
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Quoth EinOmega:
*sigh*
Wish science was as easy as religion, just awnser all the questions with "God did it!".
Science:
Trying to figure out everything God created for us. What's up there? What's inside of me? What all this on earth? What can we use it for? What can we make with it? How do we handle it? What good/bad is that to us? Mankind can make this as complicated as his curiosity wants to go. In many cases, this is a sincere interest that shows how much we stand in awe (although often unconsciously) of the Creator.

"Religion":
Mankind has knowledge of good and evil and this makes us different from any kind of species. Our Creator knows of course all the details and the implications that will have. Apparently, he considered it necessary to have a complete user/instruction manual ready (as also an engineer would for any of his creations). We still have the right to consult it. No, it's not about bone structure, hematology and the nervous system, but all about the functionality that is not really "earthly".
Maybe the day when science makes such intelligent machines that they can understand their own instruction manual, you will understand why they want to read it. And when the day comes that they are so intelligent that they think they know everything better than what's written therein, you also understand why we don't read ours anymore.
The most religious kind of mankind were the first to brew their own kind of science and that practice will not stand firm! Not one stone will be left on another!

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[quote][b][user]wimme[/user][/b] said: [quote][b]Quoth [user]EinOmega[/user][/b]: *sigh* Wish science was as easy as religion, just awnser all the questions with "God did it!".[/quote] Science: Trying to figure out everything God created for us. What's up there? What's inside of me? What all this on earth? What can we use it for? What can we make with it? How do we handle it? What good/bad is that to us? Mankind can make this as complicated as his curiosity wants to go. In many cases, this is a sincere interest that shows how much we stand in awe (although often unconsciously) of the Creator. "Religion": Mankind has knowledge of good and evil and this makes us different from any kind of species. Our Creator knows of course all the details and the implications that will have. Apparently, he considered it necessary to have a complete user/instruction manual ready (as also an engineer would for any of his creations). We still have the right to consult it. No, it's not about bone structure, hematology and the nervous system, but all about the functionality that is not really "earthly". Maybe the day when science makes such intelligent machines that they can understand their own instruction manual, you will understand why they want to read it. And when the day comes that they are so intelligent that they think they know everything better than what's written therein, you also understand why we don't read ours anymore. The most religious kind of mankind were the first to brew their own kind of science and that practice will not stand firm! Not one stone will be left on another![/quote]

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- lbf said...
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- 21 Jun 2006, 15:18
RELIGION! SCIENCE! RELIGION! SCIENCE!

I'm so adjective, I verb nouns.
What demon possessed me that I behaved so well? - H.D. Thoreau, Walden

[quote][b][user]lbf[/user][/b] said: RELIGION! SCIENCE! RELIGION! SCIENCE![/quote]

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- KharBevNor said...
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- 21 Jun 2006, 15:32
A brief list of false dichotomies:

Good and evil (Subjective)
Science and religion (The same)
Order and Chaos (There is no order)
Fact and Fiction (Subjective, irrelevant)
Knowledge and Belief (See fact and fiction)
DC and Marvel (Dark Horse bitches)

There is a very good reason why the universe seems to make sense when you're on drugs.

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[quote][b][user]KharBevNor[/user][/b] said: A brief list of false dichotomies: Good and evil (Subjective) Science and religion (The same) Order and Chaos (There is no order) Fact and Fiction (Subjective, irrelevant) Knowledge and Belief (See fact and fiction) DC and Marvel (Dark Horse bitches) There is a very good reason why the universe seems to make sense when you're on drugs.[/quote]

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- ratnerstar said...
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- 21 Jun 2006, 15:57
In the matter of science v. religion, I'm issuing a restraining order. Science should stay 500 yards from religion at all times.

"I am firstly a great charlatan, though con brio; secondly, a great charmeur; thirdly, I have any amount of cheek; fourthly, I am a man with a great quantity of logic, but with very few principles; fifthly, I think I have no real gifts." Serge Diaghilev

[quote][b][user]ratnerstar[/user][/b] said: In the matter of science v. religion, I'm issuing a restraining order. Science should stay 500 yards from religion at all times.[/quote]

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- [Deleted user] said...
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- 21 Jun 2006, 19:23
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Quoth wimme:
"Religion":
Mankind has knowledge of good and evil and this makes us different from any kind of species. Our Creator knows of course all the details and the implications that will have.

It would be helpful if you could mention which one of the thousands of gods you were referring to.

Apparently, he considered it necessary to have a complete user/instruction manual ready (as also an engineer would for any of his creations).

I presume you are referring to some religious text - again it would be helpful to know which of the thousands you were referring to.

The most religious kind of mankind were the first to brew their own kind of science and that practice will not stand firm!
Not one stone will be left on another!

Now this one I do understand, clearly this is about the Sumerians and their grand discovery of beer!

[quote][b][user][/user][/b] said: [quote][b]Quoth [user]wimme[/user][/b]: "Religion": Mankind has knowledge of good and evil and this makes us different from any kind of species. Our Creator knows of course all the details and the implications that will have.[/quote] It would be helpful if you could mention which one of the thousands of gods you were referring to. [quote]Apparently, he considered it necessary to have a complete user/instruction manual ready (as also an engineer would for any of his creations).[/quote] I presume you are referring to some religious text - again it would be helpful to know which of the thousands you were referring to. [quote]The most religious kind of mankind were the first to brew their own kind of science and that practice will not stand firm! Not one stone will be left on another![/quote] Now this one I do understand, clearly this is about the Sumerians and their grand discovery of beer! [/quote]

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- [Deleted user] said...
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- 21 Jun 2006, 19:27
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Quoth ratnerstar:
In the matter of science v. religion, I'm issuing a restraining order. Science should stay 500 yards from religion at all times.

In the interest of balance can we have vice versa also?

[quote][b][user][/user][/b] said: [quote][b]Quoth [user]ratnerstar[/user][/b]: In the matter of science v. religion, I'm issuing a restraining order. Science should stay 500 yards from religion at all times.[/quote] In the interest of balance can we have [i]vice versa[/i] also? [/quote]

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- vxgaslaugh said...
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- 21 Jun 2006, 19:29
who are these christians? throw them to the lions!

Hey Punk, Go Scrobble something new!
http://www.last.fm/group/Get+Up+and+Kill

[quote][b][user]vxgaslaugh[/user][/b] said: who are these christians? throw them to the lions![/quote]

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- ratnerstar said...
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- 21 Jun 2006, 19:34
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Quoth SeniorWrangler:
Quoth ratnerstar:
In the matter of science v. religion, I'm issuing a restraining order. Science should stay 500 yards from religion at all times.

In the interest of balance can we have vice versa also?

Take it up the Simpsons.

"I am firstly a great charlatan, though con brio; secondly, a great charmeur; thirdly, I have any amount of cheek; fourthly, I am a man with a great quantity of logic, but with very few principles; fifthly, I think I have no real gifts." Serge Diaghilev

[quote][b][user]ratnerstar[/user][/b] said: [quote][b]Quoth [user]SeniorWrangler[/user][/b]: [quote][b]Quoth [user]ratnerstar[/user][/b]: In the matter of science v. religion, I'm issuing a restraining order. Science should stay 500 yards from religion at all times.[/quote] In the interest of balance can we have [i]vice versa[/i] also? [/quote] Take it up the [i]Simpsons[/i].[/quote]

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- [Deleted user] said...
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- 21 Jun 2006, 19:38
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Quoth ratnerstar:
Take it up the Simpsons.

Meaning?

[quote][b][user][/user][/b] said: [quote][b]Quoth [user]ratnerstar[/user][/b]: Take it up the [i]Simpsons[/i].[/quote] Meaning? [/quote]

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- Fryie said...
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- 21 Jun 2006, 19:39
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Quoth KharBevNor:
A brief list of false dichotomies:
Every dichotomy is false, I think.
Especially the good old "man" vs. "woman" thing.

ORESTE
Tu es le roi des Dieux, Jupiter, le roi des pierres et des étoiles, le roi des vagues de la mer. Mais tu n'es pas le roi des hommes.

[quote][b][user]Fryie[/user][/b] said: [quote][b]Quoth [user]KharBevNor[/user][/b]: A brief list of false dichotomies:[/quote] Every dichotomy is false, I think. Especially the good old "man" vs. "woman" thing.[/quote]

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