lolfiberguy said:Yes. He is Sir Ravindra Jadeja!
What do you mean by "we". Do you represent yourself or your 'opinion' as a part of a group, or is it really yours.Sheik Yerbouti said:We still haven't accepted a proper definition of god. :/ Proving his non-existence then becomes impossible.1. Your presumption that "someone" created humanity is unjustified.2. How do you "know" he exists?3. Who created god?
Even if you don't believe in GOD doesn't mean some higher power doesn't exist. Our universe is too perfectly made to be just a coincidence. I don't believe in theory of chance when it comes to how everything is so strategically placed and designed around us..our planet, stars, moon, sun..nah no such thing as a coincidence.St0le said:maybe that explanation is good for you! but im not the type of person that gets satisfied so easily!believe in whatever u want, but not because others do!
We represents the people who are involved in debates about god. There is no single definition accepted by believers and non that seems worth pursuing.I never made that statement.Samuel said:What do you mean by "we". Do you represent yourself or your 'opinion' as a part of a group, or is it really yours.How would you justify the statement that no one created humanity? If you believe no one did.We still haven't accepted a proper definition of god. :/ Proving his non-existence then becomes impossible.1. Your presumption that "someone" created humanity is unjustified.2. How do you "know" he exists?3. Who created god?
Argument from ignorance. The universe isn't fine tuned for life, life is fine tuned to the universe. Remember evolution?Mickey said:Even if you don't believe in GOD doesn't mean some higher power doesn't exist. Our universe is too perfectly made to be just a coincidence. I don't believe in theory of chance when it comes to how everything is so strategically placed and designed around us..our planet, stars, moon, sun..nah no such thing as a coincidence.maybe that explanation is good for you! but im not the type of person that gets satisfied so easily!believe in whatever u want, but not because others do!
Where is the evidence that no single definition is accepted by believers?Sheik Yerbouti said:We represents the people who are involved in debates about god. There is no single definition accepted by believers and non that seems worth pursuing.I never made that statement.
Evidence? Let's see.... Deism and theism itself prove that there isn't a consensus on the definition of god. Not to mention, people from different religions define god differently based on their beliefs. This should be pretty evident if you have ever talked to people outside your own religion. Hell, even in this very thread, my definition of god varies from Jaymin's Super Programmer definition of god. And I'm sure yours is different from his too.If we don't have a commonly-agreed definition, then everyone just tries to prove or disprove *their* definition, and thus the argument will never end.Samuel said:Where is the evidence that no single definition is accepted by believers? None definition seems worth pursuing, well on what scale have you measured that?
Did you just call me ignorant? Without even bothering to read and comprehend what i am actually saying? where did i say universe is life tuned for life? but i did say that our universe is too perfectly designed and made to be just a chance happening or coincidence.Sheik Yerbouti said:We represents the people who are involved in debates about god. There is no single definition accepted by believers and non that seems worth pursuing.I never made that statement.Argument from ignorance. The universe isn't fine tuned for life, life is fine tuned to the universe. Remember evolution?
Sheik Yerbouti said:Evidence? Let's see.... Deism and theism itself prove that there isn't a consensus on the definition of god. Not to mention, people from different religions define god differently based on their beliefs. This should be pretty evident if you have ever talked to people outside your own religion. Hell, even in this very thread, my definition of god varies from Jaymin's Super Programmer definition of god. And I'm sure yours is different from his too.If we don't have a commonly-agreed definition, then everyone just tries to prove or disprove *their* definition, and thus the argument will never end.
And if the argument is not ending, that means go ahead and reach a judgement that it's not worth pursuing, well.If we don't have a commonly-agreed definition, then everyone just tries to prove or disprove *their* definition, and thus the argument will never end
You wouldn't have made this comment if u realized how big our universe is and how much time it took for life to form and evolve. Everything seems magical/too good if you ignore the time parameter.Mickey said:Even if you don't believe in GOD doesn't mean some higher power doesn't exist. Our universe is too perfectly made to be just a coincidence. I don't believe in theory of chance when it comes to how everything is so strategically placed and designed around us..our planet, stars, moon, sun..nah no such thing as a coincidence.
Once again you people are focusing on just 'life'. That was not even what i was talking about. I was talking about the placement of galaxies, the stars, the planets ..the way everything works in universe it is like a perfect design.Too illogical to just chalk it up to coincidence and chance. that is all i am saying. I don't believe in 'chance' theory when it comes to universe and how it works.TheOneWhoKnocks said:You wouldn't have made this comment if u realized how big our universe is and how much time it took for life to form and evolve. Everything seems magical/too good if you ignore the time parameter.
Why not ? I guess Stephen Hawking didn't convince you with his "Grand Design" books.Mickey said:Too illogical to just chalk it up to coincidence and chance. I don't believe in 'chance' theory when it comes to universe and how it works.
There is no specific placement of galaxies, matter is scattered around almost uniformly across the universe, except couple of places, which we have no clue why. Can you please tell me what in the placement or structure of the universe hints at a creator of any kind?Mickey said:Once again you people are focusing on just 'life'. That was not even what i was talking about. I was talking about the placement of galaxies, the stars, the planets ..the way everything works in universe it is like a perfect design.Too illogical to just chalk it up to coincidence and chance. that is all i am saying. I don't believe in 'chance' theory when it comes to universe and how it works.
And yes i do not know how big our universe is neither do you..because no human being does.
No. I just meant that your argument is born out of ignorance.Mickey said:Did you just call me ignorant? Without even bothering to read and comprehend what i am actually saying? where did i say universe is life tuned for life? but i did say that our universe is too perfectly designed and made to be just a chance happening or coincidence.
Next time if you are going to quote me make sure you actually read what i wrote.
If a single definition is not accepted, then we would never be able to reach a consensus regarding the subject of god. How can such an argument ever end if we are arguing about 2 different things? I mentioned my argument with Jaymin as an example. Do you really think that doesn't mean anything? If you do, then I don't think you fully understand what I'm trying to say.Samuel said:Well, if a single definition is not accepted by everyone, that doesn't mean anything.
And if the argument is not ending, that means go ahead and reach a judgement that it's not worth pursuing, well.
So, if there is one God and everyone agrees to accept him, then the whole debate would start making sense and it would become worth pursuing?
I would say, you have a freewill and you can make your middle way out by just saying, I don't care, I don't accept that God, I would make one of Gold that looks like an animal.
Apparently humans don't have a fixed way of thinking and such a thought process discussing a subject like Gawwd?
...is bound to create dozen of definition of God and Supernatural powers. Humanity sounds stupid if I follow your way of thinking and your take on the subject, God.
If Jaymin has a different definition of God and you believe there is no God, as long as you both are not killing people because of that...I think it's socially acceptable. Don't become militants, just that.Sheik Yerbouti said:If a single definition is not accepted, then we would never be able to reach a consensus regarding the subject of god. How can such an argument ever end if we are arguing about 2 different things? I mentioned my argument with Jaymin as an example. Do you really think that doesn't mean anything? If you do, then I don't think you fully understand what I'm trying to say.
Much of what you said next sounds nonsensical. But I do agree that much of humanity is stupid. And the fact that a large number of people believe in god is my justification of that.