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Originally posted by Nohup
Originally posted by Bigwhammy
Actually science has proven the existence of God. People are just in denial. The discovery of the Big Bang pretty much laid it to rest based on this piece of logic...
Wrong as usual, Bigwhammy. The notion of linear time is as old and stale as those little models of atoms with the electrons spinning around like tiny planets. And without linear time, with space and time bubbling back and forth through multiple dimensions, there's no need to point to a specific point at which the universe suddenly "began." And that leaves your Big Grandpa in the Sky without a job.
Originally posted by Nohup
Science would first have to define "God" good enough to set up a test for its existence. And since that's impossible, it's unlikely science will discover "proof of God" or anything like it any time soon.
Originally posted by LOYAL
Somehow i am tempted to believe that sometime in the future most of the mainstream scientists would be convinced that ' God ' exists. How would it have impact on someone's life esp., to the ones who don't believe in God or not so believer in God.
Originally posted by _Phoenix_
Asalam aleikum.
I think it says in the quran? that it is impossible to imagine what god looks like?
Or did I hear that somewhere else?
Originally posted by Infadel
reply to post by LOYAL
to "prove" god exist's would be to dis-prove him, because god exists within "faith" and "proof" would relinquish all "faith".
Originally posted by Infadel
reply to post by LOYAL
to "prove" god exist's would be to dis-prove him, because god exists within "faith" and "proof" would relinquish all "faith".
Originally posted by LOYAL
I just wanted you to assume, given that Science confirms existence of God what would you do? What possible change that can bring to one's life?
Originally posted by bloodcircle
Originally posted by LOYAL
I just wanted you to assume, given that Science confirms existence of God what would you do? What possible change that can bring to one's life?
For me, personally, it would cause a disgust that would never go away. If it was proven scientifically, and without any doubt at all that god did exist, I would look at all the poverty, death, disasters, cruelty, evil and suffering that engulfs this planet w live on, and be disgusted that the so called 'creator' - the being that has supposed unconditional live for his 'children' - would let it happen and do nothing.
Much like parents who let their child starve, or see their child playing with dangerous things and getting severely hurt, I would expect those parents to be charged with child neglect, if not child abuse, and have the child removed from such a detrimental environment.
Near 15,000 dead in Burma? Where is god.
There is far too much evidence to prove to me god does not exist, or that if there is a god, it surely is nothing to worship or pray to, but despise.
[edit on 6-5-2008 by bloodcircle]
Originally posted by Clearskies
reply to post by bloodcircle
This is not Heaven. It's Earth and we're mortal.
If everything were perfect, people would still say "It's not enough, I want more!"
WESTON, Wis. — An 11-year-old girl died after her parents prayed for healing rather than seek medical help for a treatable form of diabetes, police said Tuesday.
Everest Metro Police Chief Dan Vergin said Madeline Neumann died Sunday.
"She got sicker and sicker until she was dead," he said.
Originally posted by Ownification
That's emotional judgement which has no bases. Don't get your emotions interfere with your judgements because if you do some people using emotion can as easily reject science.
Emotional arguments are not accepted in the 21st century it's only used as propaganda purposes. Think about it, FOX news is an example.