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Kurt_Cobain 01-07-2006 06:41 PM

I know that, tis because I studied R.E for three years, and have an ALevel in the topic. And I still find christianity to be the most amazing faith, and the most attacked in the western society.

KineticBeats 01-07-2006 06:53 PM

can sumone tell me how a virgin can hav a baby.....i meen.......wtf is that.....

Kurt_Cobain 01-07-2006 06:58 PM

You only loose your virginity by having sex. (Well, actually, a womans virginty is defined by a thin layer of skin covering the vagina, which can be broken easily so by definition allot of women who haven't had sex, have lost their virginity) Since Mary obviously didn't have sex with God, she was a virgin. It goes back to the whole faith thing.

Cheese 01-07-2006 07:42 PM

Have faith in yourself instead of relying on something/someone else to guide you.Only you and nobody else are responsible for how your life has unfolded so far and how it will keep unfolding.

As an aside.Watching how the mining catastrophe turned out the other night I noticed they were all praising god to start with, but later when they found out the sad truth one woman said it was gods way.
Now you'll all flame me for this, but why have faith in something that kills you're loved ones in the blink of an eye.
If he does exist, he's got a really sick, twisted sense of humour cause that simply isn't funny:(

Trauma 01-07-2006 09:22 PM

Haha I need to check back on that when the judge says, "There is a God/There is no God".
There's one man with a lose/lose situation infront of him.

sleepy jack 01-07-2006 09:48 PM

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Originally Posted by bungalowbill357
What you said was

"If you cannot tell me how the universe was created, then the arguments are bull"

then you proceded to say that God always is and always will be.

Wow, cheeseman is right you took what i said way out of context.
I just said if someone can't give an actual logical reason to how it was created.
Then they shouldn't really diss others.
On that last statement i said I HAD FAITH IN IT, not you all had to believe it.

http://musicbanter.com/showpost.php?...&postcount=109

See that post for a more well written out detailed version of what i meant.


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Originally Posted by half_baked87
christians slam other faiths all the time, thinking that theirs is the only TRUE one. and like bungalow said, i dont see too many agressive campaigns to recuit new beleivers by other world religions. maybe thats just out of ignorance, but as far as i can see christianity is hellbent on converting us all. i'm not saying every christian has that mindset before i get flamed, but i find it just as foolish to worship ganesh or shiva or any other of their millions of gods as it is to worship one.

Yes they are guilty of that, but i've seen athiests do the exact same thing.

half_baked87 01-08-2006 12:28 AM

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Originally Posted by cheeseman
Have faith in yourself instead of relying on something/someone else to guide you.Only you and nobody else are responsible for how your life has unfolded so far and how it will keep unfolding.

As an aside.Watching how the mining catastrophe turned out the other night I noticed they were all praising god to start with, but later when they found out the sad truth one woman said it was gods way.
Now you'll all flame me for this, but why have faith in something that kills you're loved ones in the blink of an eye.
If he does exist, he's got a really sick, twisted sense of humour cause that simply isn't funny:(

according to my dad, (fundamentalist christian extrordinare) god allows things like that to happen because we get outselves into those situations, and the consequences are a test of our faith. if we all start blaming god for disasters we won't learn anything from them. but personally, if thats the explanation for it, i think god's a hardass.

riseagainstrocks 01-08-2006 01:21 PM

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Originally Posted by Fal
Of course, Science relies upon the basis that nothin is ever a fact and only ever a theory and may alwasy be disproved. Religion is far too cut and stick for it to be a healthy way to live, in my opinion. Religion is non scientific, it requires a lack of logic - hence you can never disprove a Religion with science. That doesn't make the religion true though, which is a conclusion a shocking amount of people come too.

And this is why I think most arguements take place. I truly believe that Science is amazing and explains alot of things that are very important. I believe that evolution and adaptation do happen and did happen (not to the same extent as Darwin and other Evolutionist, but the proof is undeniable. Plus, it makes sense).

Religion in itself is a terrible thing. Well, maybe not terrible, but it has turned into a terrible thing. Any belief structure in which one man places himself above other men as "more holy" or "closer to God" will ultimatly lead to a power trip in which innocents will get harmed (the Crusades being the most prominant example, closely followed by radical Muslim "freedom fighters" aka terrorist).

I believe that linking Science and Faith are A) impossible and B) unwise to attempt. I'm not saying that logic and faith aren't intermixable however.

Consider this if you will: Life is the only thing that begets life. True? Of course it is. It has been proven. There is no spontaneous genesis. So where did life come from? The "primordial soup"? Was there some random gathering of protiens that someone formed RNA which combined to form DNA which wrote itself the code in order to create a cell? To say that having God create life is not illogical. This is where faith ties in. To say that because Science hasn't found the answer yet means that God didn't do it is illogical.

I'm using this example to show you that Christians (well some at least) do pay attention in Biology and Physics class. I know, understand, and apply scientific theories to my faith.

and Fal, in that last bit you said that because Science cannot prove nor disprove religion (or to me more specific, the existance of God, the birth of Christ, the Resurrection, etc.) doesn't mean that Religion is true. On the flip side (and this uses your own arguement "against" you ) it doesn't say that it isn't true.

There are people who claim to believe in the same God I do, and who claim to follow his laws and live like he wants them too, and on the whole I find that to be true. There are however people who are lying through there teeth. It's sad and aggravating to me as a Christian that some crazy person can claim to the same truths I do and yet stray so far from them. I say that they are not like me and do not represent my faith.

Alot of people are making generalizations about Christians and what they believe. Some might be correct and others not. I ask that you talk to someone who claims to be a Christian and decide about them whether or not you agree. Don't apply it to the whole.

did any of that make sense?

riseagainstrocks 01-08-2006 01:23 PM

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Originally Posted by cheeseman
Nothing has always been nor will it always be

Matter? Energy?

Do you not follow the basic laws of nature? I'm not asking this in an attacking way at all, I'm merely wondering if you forgot about these things when you typed that.

riseagainstrocks 01-08-2006 01:25 PM

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Originally Posted by bungalowbill357
"Who created God?"

Answer that for me or else your argument is bull

You're asking, what came first, the chicken or the egg.
You're asking what happens when an unstoppable force meets and immovable object.
You're asking can God create a rock so heavy he can't lift it.

These questions like your own are loaded.

I believe that God was always there but not in the same dimensions that we think of. He is outside our time. For God, all times are now and now is no time. Therefore he always has and always will exist.

Scarlett O'Hara 01-08-2006 11:04 PM

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Originally Posted by cheeseman
Agreed, but no offence to Vanilla, she does get all fanatical when it comes to matters of religion which I say good for her.But it's even put me on the defensive a few times.

I know she doesn't mean it, but if you're passionate about your cause sometimes things will be said that will turn into disputes.

Hehe that's cool man, I just get ****ed off when people I'm not even trying to talk with try and make a big arguement out of every little word I say. I say a comment directed at Christians, and I get an atheist going spare at me! Sorry for breathing.

Trauma 01-08-2006 11:36 PM

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Originally Posted by riseagainstrocks
I believe that linking Science and Faith are A) impossible and B) unwise to attempt.

I don't think that.
However, I think it is unwise to label faiths and seperate peoples based on them.
Anyone can be a scientific believer in a God.

Barnard17 01-09-2006 07:20 AM

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Originally Posted by riseagainstrocks
and Fal, in that last bit you said that because Science cannot prove nor disprove religion (or to me more specific, the existance of God, the birth of Christ, the Resurrection, etc.) doesn't mean that Religion is true. On the flip side (and this uses your own arguement "against" you ) it doesn't say that it isn't true.

Very much so, but I'd rather put my faith in something that seeks the truth as opposed to something which states it.

Cheese 01-09-2006 11:52 PM

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Originally Posted by Vanilla
Hehe that's cool man, I just get ****ed off when people I'm not even trying to talk with try and make a big arguement out of every little word I say. I say a comment directed at Christians, and I get an atheist going spare at me! Sorry for breathing.

Escuse me! Where did I say I was an athiest?

Cheese 01-09-2006 11:54 PM

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Originally Posted by riseagainstrocks
Matter? Energy?

Do you not follow the basic laws of nature? I'm not asking this in an attacking way at all, I'm merely wondering if you forgot about these things when you typed that.

Alright, you got me on that one:)

Scarlett O'Hara 01-10-2006 12:43 AM

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Originally Posted by cheeseman
Escuse me! Where did I say I was an athiest?

Hehe, never said I was talking about you big boy. But I better not go on about it or the same thing will happen all over again!

Cheese 01-10-2006 12:49 AM

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Originally Posted by Vanilla
Hehe, never said I was talking about you big boy. But I better not go on about it or the same thing will happen all over again!

Just seemed coincidental as my post was quoted.

Scarlett O'Hara 01-10-2006 12:53 AM

Lol nah, I was responding to your post but being general. If that makes sense?

Cheese 01-10-2006 12:56 AM

Yeah,I see what you mean, just this whole "you're an athiest" thing is wearing a little thin.

Scarlett O'Hara 01-10-2006 01:25 AM

Hehe good to see someone agrees. :D

Cheese 01-10-2006 01:31 AM

That I'm not an athiest?

Scarlett O'Hara 01-10-2006 01:52 AM

Cheeseman you're confuzzling me now! :-/

Cheese 01-10-2006 01:54 AM

What am I meant to be agreeing with you on?

Scarlett O'Hara 01-10-2006 01:58 AM

I was agreeing with you, the Athiest wearing thin comment.

riseagainstrocks 01-10-2006 01:41 PM

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Originally Posted by Snickers
I don't think that.
However, I think it is unwise to label faiths and seperate peoples based on them.
Anyone can be a scientific believer in a God.

I'm one of them.

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riseagainstrocks
I'm using this example to show you that Christians (well some at least) do pay attention in Biology and Physics class. I know, understand, and apply scientific theories to my faith.

Black_Jack_Davey 01-10-2006 01:44 PM

Alot of people believe in the existence of Jesus Christ, it is the belief that He is God's son that differs.

bkugotit 01-11-2006 03:31 AM

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Originally Posted by Fal
It's possible that they are Mythological characters (they're certainly treated like them to an extent). I wouldn't be willing to 100% say they are real. 99.9999% maybe, but not 100.


are you a ****-n idiot? just have to ask.

Barnard17 01-11-2006 03:59 AM

Pedant. PE-DANT. Find a dictionary.


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