And why do you follow me around the board with your criticism?Quote:
Originally Posted by N0help4u
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And why do you follow me around the board with your criticism?Quote:
Originally Posted by N0help4u
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Originally Posted by Credendovidis
Like evolution - not to be debated
Like global warming - not to be debated
Both examples of scientific intolerance
As to your second point - resorting to personal attacks and generalizing is clearly not scientific. :D
Who says these are not to be debated? Not I.Quote:
Originally Posted by inthebox
All I say is that science related theories are based on peer checking programs and rules that ensure that the latest findings are included, which guarantee an ever increasing higher level of support.
That is different than the procedure with religious dogmatic wild claims that may not be debated at all, while there is not one single iota of objective supporting evidence for any of these claims.
You and some of your peers want to attack scientific theories, but show great tension when the basis of any religious view is questioned. Now THAT is hypocrite!!
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Originally Posted by Credendovidis
The question of evolution was brought up by your opening question. I'm just asking you to explain the above :D , no need for the usual religious attacks, it gets tiresome.
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Originally Posted by Credendovidis
What is there more to explain? A child of 10 can understand that. Why don't you explain here where your problem is in understanding this?Quote:
Originally Posted by inthebox
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Originally Posted by Credendovidis
https://www.askmehelpdesk.com/religi...ml#post1148394
Circular logic:D
I asked you : "Why don't you explain here where your problem is in understanding this?"Quote:
Originally Posted by inthebox
I note that you failed to reply that non-circular question, the essence of my previous point.
Not that I am surprised you don't...
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Only for you. Belief is a very ordinary secular word with a secular definition:Quote:
Originally Posted by Credendovidis
Definitions of belief on the Web:
* any cognitive content held as true
* impression: a vague idea in which some confidence is placed; "his impression of her was favorable"; "what are your feelings about the crisis?"; "it strengthened my belief in his sincerity"; "I had a feeling that she was lying"
Wordnet.princeton.edu/perl/webwn
In other words, you don't believe that God created the world because you don't believe in God.Quote:
I do not BELIEVE that the earth came into being by any deity doing a once-only job in only 6 days. Mainly because I do not see any need for deities to exist, nor objective supported evidence for the existence of such deities.
However that leaves the converse as also true. You believe that the earth came into being without God. Because if you hold any idea as true, then you believe that idea.
And you've seen this? Or do you hold this idea as true even though you have not seen it happen with your own eyes?Quote:
Evolution is just a physical process involving evolution, biology, and lot's of time.
And you've seen this as well? Or do you hold this idea as true although you have not seen it?Quote:
The origin of the universe is a cosmological process involving also lot's of time.
Obviously, it is because you have put yourself in the unreasonable position of claiming to hold no beliefs. Yet you have beliefs whether you like it or not.Quote:
If people like Nohelp4u want to know more about evolution , why don't they ask for that? And if people like Nohelp4u want to know more about the origin of the universe, why don't they ask for that?
Obviously, you don't know what belief means or you don't accept the common definition of the word. Apparently you are trying to force your reductionist definition of that word upon us. But we live in the real world. All we have to do is open a dictionary to see that you are misusing the word "belief".Quote:
Why always ask indirect questions, and combine that with a religious connotation like the "belief" argument ?
Sincerely,
De Maria
I almost always and only make such statements on board related to religion, and I almost always refer clearly to belief of religious claims, and where not specific to religious belief, the link to religion is obvious from the context of my position. After all : one may after thousands of times making the same statements at times slip on on something.Quote:
Originally Posted by De Maria
Only those who have problems with the (clarity of my) statements on religious belief would go as low as you do now in the hope that I would change my position, or can be proved wrong. I will not, and never will. I simply do not believe in religious matters, and note in that respect that never ever has there been any objective supporting evidence provided for the correctness of the existence of the Christian god (and any other god/gods), and that god is the Creator. Without that support any religion - except Buddhism - is nothing more than hot empty air!!
But you are free to search the Internet for statements from my hand that supports your suggestion. It will be in vain, as I never changed my approach. The reason why so many theists hate my guts as they know my arguments are sound and beyond denying.
Only you, Nohelp4u, sassyT, and few other religious blinded still have to learn that...
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Cred
You have that evangelical fervor in your belief that there is no God, and you go on these religious boards proclaiming that; then you wonder why we argue with you :confused:
We, who believe, know that Jesus died for you, to give you salvation. If I truly disliked you, I would not try to tell you of this. :D
As always TOTAL NONSENSE !!!Quote:
Originally Posted by inthebox
I never have claimed there is no god. I observe, conclude, and state that there is no objective supporting evidence for the existence of any god, deity, or other supra-natural entity.
I do NEITHER wonder why you argue with me. I know why you do. I wonder why you theist guys and girls have so much problems admitting that you only BELIEVE whatever you believe, and that belief is not another word for reality...
You, who believes (in what?), do NOT know that Jesus died for you. You BELIEVE that Jesus died for you. And you BELIEVE that Jesus is God's son, and that Jesus is part of the Christian godly trinity.
And about that dislike : your actions and your word selection speaks "another language".
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Be·lief Audio Help /bɪˈlif/ Pronunciation Key - Show Spelled Pronunciation[bi-leef] Pronunciation Key - Show IPA PronunciationQuote:
Originally Posted by Credendovidis
–noun 1. something believed; an opinion or conviction: a belief that the earth is flat.
2. confidence in the truth or existence of something not immediately susceptible to rigorous proof: a statement unworthy of belief.
3. confidence; faith; trust: a child's belief in his parents.
4. a religious tenet or tenets; religious creed or faith: the Christian belief.
From dictionary.com
Please understand that what you are saying is your belief.
Please understand that on this specific board any reference to personal BELIEF refers to religious belief, unless clearly stated otherwise.Quote:
Originally Posted by savedsinner7
Of course I have personal beliefs. From political views to favoritism for sports teams to personal preferences.
But I have no religious belief. I do not claim the existence of any entity. Neither do I claim the non-existence of any entity. All I ask is for objective supporting evidence for any religious claim. So far there has never been anything towards that been forthcoming (although there were more than enough claims!)...
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So, you're believing to be undecided?Quote:
Originally Posted by Credendovidis
Not really. My logic and all my senses say that God does not exist. But I can not prove a negative. Not too bad, as all theists together have been unable to prove over 2000+ years the much easier positive claim that God/Gods exist neither.Quote:
Originally Posted by savedsinner7
However - unlike any theist - I do not want to make statements that I can not support.
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So you're believing to not believe? Your faith is in your logic?Quote:
Originally Posted by Credendovidis
You seem to have a reading comprehension problem. I clearly stated :Quote:
Originally Posted by savedsinner7
"My logic and all my senses say that God does not exist. But I can not prove a negative. Not too bad, as all theists together have been unable to prove over 2000+ years the much easier positive claim that God/Gods exist neither. However - unlike any theist - I do not want to make statements that I can not support."
I do not believe that god/gods exist, and I do not believe that god/gods do not exist.
My logic says that god/gods do not exist as there is not one single iota of evidence for that existence. I know that I can not prove either position, so I just do not keep any religious beliefs.
And no : I do not believe not to believe. But unlike an Agnostic I do not doubt neither.
I just do not want to make statements that I can not support!
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Cred,
We BELIEVE that Christ died for all of our salvation because it is written as a factual occurrence in the bestselling (and proven) book in the world "the BIBLE" Just as the "theory" of evolution is written in a book or handed down by word of mouth and you believe their (the scientists) account of things.
One question regarding evolution, Where did the very first molecule/cell, etc come from that started this whole process? There has to be some beginning distinguished from the rest of the process, right?
Yes, you believe that. But the essence of Christianity is that Jesus could provide that function because he was claimed to be God's son.Quote:
Originally Posted by mountain_man
The first cell is not part of evolution, but of abiogenesis.Quote:
Originally Posted by mountain_man
Evolution is about how that frist cell managed to become the source of all life on earth.
Darwin never bothered where that first cell came from. I do neither, but there are several excellent thesis about that, involving the extremely interesting features of crystaline clay. Google yourself to the information... Lot's of information available on the Internet !
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Interesting so in evolution there is no beginning and no end...
Which is completely contrary to God as his existence is the Alpha and the Omega (the beginning and the end)
Do you not find it interesting that Darwin and yourself "don't bother" with that little piece missing from evolution?
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