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Lib4Life
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Dude... seriously? This thread didn't have anyone post on it for 6 days, until you did, because NO ONE WANTS TO TALK ABOUT RELIGION.
That's cool that you have faith. It's cool that you love Jesus. No one can ever take that from you. Don't let anyone ever take that from you. We're all simply human. Many of us have different belief systems. Not one is better than the other. Nor right nor wrong. Just different. It doesn't matter if someone is Atheist, Islamic, Christian, Buddhist, Shinto, Jewish (which, by the way, Jesus Christ was) or any other religion. Religion and faith are beautiful things, but the last thing anyone needs on this planet is another person pushing their belief system on you. If not for me, then please do it for the other people who feel the same way as me and stop reviving this thread. /end?
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this is a pretty interesting topic.. well at least the way it panned out. so there are a couple interesting phenomena that occur in the natural world that are UNEXPLAINABLE by science. of these are the constants that we have come to figure out. gravity at sea level = -9.8 m/s^2, speed of light = 3E8 m/s, etc etc. we have come to find out the numerical value of these constants through experiments yes.. such as "lets drop this rock and see how long it takes to get to the bottom". all we can conclude is that they do exist and they work within our physical realm. something interesting is that these constants (i think there are 8 or 9; i'm not a HUGE physics buff, sorry) work in PERFECT harmony with each other. if any of these constant values changed in the slightest, our physical world would literally deteriorate.
another interesting thing about nature is its keenness to stay pretty symmetric. i'm sure everyone knows about electrons, protons, and neutrons. less people have heard of quarks. even less know their significance. there are 3 "sets" of quarks. in each set theres a quark for matter, and there's its antimatter counterpart. quarks make up everything. there's a slight problem with what i stated though. they don't come in absolute pairs. i think for every million anti quarks, there are a million one quarks. this slight imbalance has allowed our physical world to also stay intact. lastly i bring up our morality. science can explain MANY things, but it can't explain everything. this is probably the most cliche response in defense of religion, so i won't delve too deep into it. i know that religion has fallen into the trap of gap theories and goes crazy when those gaps get filled (evolution -cough-), but i have a little theory that science and religion can work in conjunction with each other, so this doesn't bother me personally. sorry i got off topic. moral law. science has yet to explain the brain, and quite frankly i have a hard time believing we ever will since each brain is vastly different. but science has yet to explain why we have the urge to help other people when they are hurt. it's very different from the rest of our animal counterparts where it really is survival of the fittest. the knowledge of "self" is very interesting too. but i don't think it's a core religious debate, although you could tie it in there somehow. i guess what i'm saying is that yes.. it is possible that through eons of time, this universe could have been created. but remember that these physical constants had to be EXACTLY what they are now, and the quark/antiquark ratio had to be EXACTLY what they are now. well.. not necessarily, but it would be a VERY different reality, and i don't think a scientist has been able to fabricate a theoretical reality that is based on different constants, cause its just not possible for us right now). these very core scientific discoveries actually leads me to believe there is a higher being. i don't want to crunch numbers and find the statistics. but we can all assume that a big bang and its implosion counterpart would not happen very often. even if they did happen, to have a being that can understand morality boggles my mind. chance just seems too slim for me. it seems about as slim as my pressing my hand on the table and having it seep through the table becuase all the molecules HAPPENED to move away at that instant (Heisenburg's uncertainty principle anyone? lol) . i will never be able to PROVE to anyone that God exists, but no one can disprove His existence either. for me it just seems more probable that a higher being does exist than all these heisenburg uncertainties working in unison. i'll be first to admit i had a hard time keeping my faith these past couple years of college, but i think i was looking at religion in the wrong way. i feel at peace when i'm praying, and if i feel good, i don't see why that right should be taken away from me. my tranquility is not harming anyone. my friend is athiest. his parents are both catholics. he asked his parents why they believe in God. they simply replied "it makes us happy". he admitted that he had no right to argue them against God when he himself had no CONCLUSIVE evidence against Him. i also think there are a lot of douches that advocate God. i personally don't go to church all that much because these guys are some of the biggest hypocrites out there. of course not all christians are like this, but i honestly can't blame people when they say christianity is bad. i think christians should fix themselves before trying to help others. there's no point in trying to spread a religion that is ridiculously tainted.
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Dude... seriously? 1: "This thread didn't have anyone post on it for 6 days, until you did, because NO ONE WANTS TO TALK ABOUT RELIGION."
That's cool that you have faith. It's cool that you love Jesus. No one can ever take that from you. Don't let anyone ever take that from you. We're all simply human. Many of us have different belief systems. 2: "Not one is better than the other. Nor right nor wrong. Just different. It doesn't matter if someone is Atheist, Islamic, Christian, Buddhist, Shinto, Jewish (which, by the way, Jesus Christ was) or any other religion." Religion and faith are beautiful things, but 3: "the last thing anyone needs on this planet is another person pushing their belief system on you." 4: "If not for me, then please do it for the other people who feel the same way as me and stop reviving this thread. /end?" 1.i made this thread, so i can continue it if i want to by asking a question to all who may stumble apon it. i am adding to it with helpful, relating things. so it doesn't matter when i choose to add to it. i can talk about God if i want to, we still have freedom of speach. i don't like the term religion. it sounds like a dry bunch of rules you must follow to get to heaven, and that's not what christianity is about, it's about loving God and others, and accepting God. yes jesus was jewish, but there are 2 kinds of jews, theirs the religion and the heritage. God/Jesus made a way for all people, jew and gentile to enter heaven. the jewish religion, is still waiting for "the messiah". they think Jesus was a good guy and a prophet. the people who don't want to talk about the things other christians do, may feel free not to. 2: that isn't true, Jesus said "I AM the way, the truth, and the life, no man comes to the father but by me." if you don't believe that Jesus is the way, i'm sorry, but you will go to hell. 3: i totally agree, it's wrong to try to share God/jesus by force. that won't show people God's love for them(or that you really care for them). that'll just push them away. but the Bible says we need to share God's message of salvation with people. 4: "If not for me, then please do it for the other people who feel the same way as me and stop reviving this thread. /end?" 4: dude, it's in the u.s. constitution, i have the freedom of speech and press. and i use that to bring glory to god. not to offend other people. no, this isn't the end. i will politely share God's love with people, and let them think about it. i don't want to see people go to hell. the christians who know what hell is like view it like this. if there is this swimming pool, some people think it would be funny to take half of the water out and replace it with. . .clear acid. they watch in glee as they test their pool by throwing in a surf board, witch (melts?) imediately. you are the only person who knows about it. wouldn't you want to tell people like crazy and try to stop them from going for a "dip of death"? i sure would. people would look at you and think " this guys is wacked, i can clearly see that there isn't acid in this pol" and jump in. people just don't understand the things that go on in hell. the torment, physical(huge beasts with strength way beyond ours, witch is nonexistent. we don't have the strength to stand.), mental(complete hopelessness, anguish, fear), and spiritual (complete knowledge that God will forrever be sepperated from you). read the comment by myungsup, and try to make sense of it. . .i almost think i did, :) it's complicated. . . |
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to: myungsup. dude, looks good, but i'm too tired to try and think about all that you are saying, but i'm glad u are a christian, and i understand most of what you are saying. it's cool that you aren't just accepting everything thrown at you in college. i'm not in college yet, but i'm 19, so i soon will be. :) appreciate the last comment. peace out till tommorrow. . .
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Yo, Lib4life, if you don't like this thread don't read it. He isn't pushing his religion on you, you are pushing your no religion policy on him.
I just started an interesting book 'I Don't Have Enough Faith To Be An Atheist'. Pretty neat. Walk by faith, not by sight. 2 Corinthians 5:7 |
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Can't we all just get along?
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I just thought you wanted some proof. The context is unimportant as god is infallible so everything he said must be true from the bibles point of view. The real reason I lost my faith at about 10 years old was I realized that there could be no free will if god existed. God would exist outside of time therefore future and past would be no barrier for him. At the moment he created man he would have known every single thing every single man would ever do. Why would he even bother then. It'd be like watching "I Know What You Did Last Summer" hoping Jennifer Love Hewitt shows her boobs and then being pissed that she doesn't despite the fact that you've already seen the movie. |
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^^^^ the free will part. i believe in god, but he didn't preordain me to believe in him. i choose to do as i please. i think that's why he can be called a loving god. this being, who is beyond space and time, admits there is sin, says he WANTS us to be his children, but he doesn't MAKE us be his children.
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That's like your dad saying I want you to be my child but I'm not making you be my child. Either way you're his kid and you're his responsibility, whether you like him or not. Imagine if your father just gave you some book and said here, read this because I don't feel like raising you. I just want to watch from over here while you grow up, and maybe if you beg(pray) really hard I'll throw you a bone every once in a while and help you out. It's preposterous in so many ways. If there is a god he has nothing to do with the bible, I would much sooner believe some sort of devil is behind the bible than any benevolent being. |
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I'd agree with you, if your irreverent description of God's relationship to mankind were in any way accurate, but it's not even close. As I see it, you, like so many others, are calling something ridiculous and impossible ("preposterous", as you said) simply because you can't make sense of it. You don't understand it, so, unfortunately, you dismiss it and those who do believe it. God's ways are beyond human logic and understanding. Understanding of him comes by revelation, and revelation comes by faith in him and his Word. It has to be personally experienced, so you have to experience it for yourself. And you can, if ... In your response to my last post, you said that the context of the passages you had previously quoted in your condemnation of Christianity was irrelevant. How can you say that? Context is always important, vital, to truly understanding something said, whether it's God's words or anyone else's. Your first quote to me refers to God's judgment on a people whose idolatry had reached a level that he refused to ignore any longer. They had rejected the "outstretched hand" of God's mercy one time too many. Why God chose to save the young virgins and not the children, I don't know. I just know that he did. (They weren't to be made sex-slaves) I guarantee you, that if you needed to know and you sincerely sought him for the answer, he'd tell you. There are a lot of things about God I don't know. There are a lot of things I do know. One thing I do know is that God will reveal to me the things I do need to know, if I diligently seek after that knowledge. God, at the very minimum, always tells his people what they need to know. I don't worry over the things I don't understand. That's where faith in his Word comes in. What I do understand will get me through the things I don't understand. I believe that your second quote is God's proclamation of judgment against Babylon. As I've said before (on another thread), God's wrath against sin, especially willful sin, is great and terrible. God makes no secret of that. However, he also makes it clear that his mercy and forgiveness to the repentant is far, far greater. As to your third quote, that "sword" that Jesus spoke of was not a call to, or justification of, violence. It was not even a call to aggression. It was metaphoric and literally prophetic. Literal, in that the church would, and has been, throughout it's history be literally subjected to 'the edge of the sword', just as he was. When the Lord said that "a man's foes shall be they of his own household", the "man" he was referring to was his people, who, like himself, would be rejected and betrayed to those who reject and hate the Father. (Rejection and hatred being the metaphoric sword) In some cases, it would even be family that betrayed them. One of the important things Jesus taught was the "counting of the cost" of being a Christian, of being his disciple. He didn't hide anything from us. He wants those who choose to follow him to know exactly what it will "cost" them and enter into this relationship fully informed. Still, it is by faith. It's late and I'm tired, so I pray I'm making sense, but I hope this helps. (I am still interested in hearing what your thoughts are on the passages you quoted.) |
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Hundreds of millions of people have been killed throughout the history of the world, simply because of their religious affiliations. And we continue these arguments and discussions today, why?
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I'd like to expand on some of my statements in my response to BudAshes.
I cannot answer every question that comes my way or turn back every accusation people level against God. Nor can I say that my faith or my knowledge of God cannot be shaken or tested, because has been before. But, it has survived every challenge so far and, based on my past experience, I am confident that it will continue to not only survive, but become stronger.
To BudAshes, I hope you will one day decide to search for the answers to the questions that plagued you as a 10-year-old and not continue to reject God entirely because you are unable to answer them on your own. |
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Just curious as to why people believe the God of Abrahamic religions is more valid then Shiva, Buddha, Xenu, Serpent God, Sun god Ra,etc?
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Because to be a god-botherer is to be a seriously gullible/deluded/brainwashed whack-job. As such, all god-botherers genuinely believe only their imaginary friend is the one true god. Nutbags - the lot of 'em.
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the simplest statement is always the best one. save me jebus! |
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Come to me, all who are weary and heavy laden, and I will give you rest. Matthew 11:28
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I am mormon so my religious beliefs are probably a lot different than most of yours. I believe the only way to be saved is through Jesus and the only way to go to hell is to know that Jesus is the Christ and reject him. I think all religions have truth and that anyone trying to bring people closer to god is a good person.
I don't understand why people try to rid themselves of god so much. It seems to me like if you know god doesn't exist then you have your peace and there is no reason to try and make other people believe the same. Does getting people to not believe in god make you feel more justified in your cause or what? I don't understand. Anyone here listen to air 1? |
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I do. It's a good station. |
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I would disagree. It is possible that all religions are not true, but it is impossible that all religions are true because they teach contradictory things. Jesus answered, "I am the way and the truth and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me." John 14:6
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this is a private forum and you don't have freedom of shit. check the ToS. I hope you get banned. Hail Satan. |
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all you're doing is betting on a horse. I'm hoping you're betting on the wrong one, you're hoping you're betting on the right one. Nothing more, nothing less. |
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Yay Jesus, go Catholics!
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oh, i didn't know this was religious...i just thought it was a PM to me
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Dude, I think you need to cool your jets just a bit. This isn't exactly a private forum; pretty much anyone can view and post here. It is a fact of life that there will always be people who oppose you in what you believe. That's the way of the world man. And the sooner we all realize that, I think there will be a lot less conflict. Course, no one is perfect. |
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The bible itself is contradictory.... which is fascinating for those who believe it is the direct word of god. The old testament is wrought with contradictions, particularly from the new, and beyond that there are a ridiculous number of "laws" that are conveniently ignored by even the most fundamentalist Christian (wearing 2 types of linens/cloth? shaving? eating pork? or shellfish?). But even the new testament has conflicting stories between the different apostles, even in the most direct translations. It's hard to say you can't accept the contradictions of another religion when you accept the contradictions in your own.
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I don't care what you think, this isn't the same as the Freedom of the Press and of Speech. and this isn't a public forum. |
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How is it not a public forum? |
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Gullible, irrational imbeciles have every right to express their deluded belief in imaginary friends - just as intelligent, rational people have the right to express their bemusement that some people can be so easily brainwashed.
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I personaly love The Baby Jesus and i go t church every sunday. and i feel ike when i ride im with him
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Baha. Glad this little jem popped up. Congratulations on believing on god. You did it!!!. I really hope it works out, but seriously, who cares. We'll see if he shows up in 2012 quiefs.
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This post was serious ? It sounds like a joke... Personally I think that maybe there's something that is bigger than all of us. But I dont believe in the Church and the Catholic religion.
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As long as people aren't hurting other people, I think people should be entitled to their opinions and beliefs, whether they agree with mine or not. We all try to do the best we can here right now in this life and believe what we believe for whatever reason, and will one day come face to face with the 'truth' (whatever it may be), so I really don't see the point in arguing about religion.
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this is how:
This, again by definition, cannot occur under the US Constitution except in cases of violation of Trade, Service, or Registered Marks, and in cases of libel and slander. Looking up case law, like National Socialist Party v. Skogie, Ill. (1977) would have shown the difference. I feel like the only person in this conversation that has graduated high school, if they even still require Civics in this crappy educational system we have (left). |
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Well, as I neither believe in imaginary friends (gods) nor talk to them (pray), in this regard that would make me intelligent and rational.
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Where does your 'bemusement' come from? Arrogance? Pity? Just curious. |
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Hehe, selective quoting to serve your purpose - how very religious of you.
Pity, condescension, disgust - it's a mixed bag.
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MadAnthony81
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geez, so many haters... could have just let this thread go on. It can purtain to snowboarding. For instance the "freestyle king" Jim Rippey is a christian. Along with Dave Downing, and a couple others possibly that i know of. It's cool, it's a way of life, last time I checked Chrisitains have done a lot of good and made a huge impact in creating this country for what it is today with it's liberties and freedoms. Hail Jesus! The biggest lover ever known! B.C. A.D. thank you very much. |
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whatchoo bringin to the table for God? Greater love has no one than this, that he lay down his life for his friends-Jesus
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robsta
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Again It's funny to me that so many people try to get rid of god in society. I just read a poll that said 93% of Americans and 96% of the world believe in god. How can you say that 9 out of 10 people in the world are irrational, delusional people? The cyncism that comes from atheists is always way over the top. Simply saying you don't believe in god is enough.
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I don't think it purely coincidental that out of the meanings for the word "bemusement", you chose one implying a "failure" on my part "to understand".
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athousandmonkeys
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I don't think it's a stretch at all to say that 93% of Americans are to some extent, irrational and delusional. And really - "96% of the world believe in god"? HUH??? You know that MANY MORE people in the world DO NOT "believe" in YOUR god than do, right? So WHAT makes you right, and them wrong???
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monkeys if you had read one of my previous posts i said i think that anyone trying to bring people closer to god are good people. I think all religions have truth.
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athousandmonkeys
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THAT'S irrational and delusional. They simply can't ALL be right? So what do we go with? The majority?
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MadAnthony81
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i just wanna include some more snowboarders I was able to pull up through a quick search. In a Truckee article i found that riders such as Andy Finch, Kelly CLark, Tommy Czeschin, Matt Hamer, Janna Meyer and the article said there was more, are all riders for Christ. Thought i'd mention it, cuz it purtains. Live on my friends...
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whatchoo bringin to the table for God? Greater love has no one than this, that he lay down his life for his friends-Jesus
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