bigthinker
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Your God isn't even powerful enough to do things that ARE possible.
Interesting article on religious doubts
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bigthinker
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You're not thinking. try harder; you're all over the place.
The issue is that your God is weak and unable to save. Your God is powerless over rejection.
Your God is weak, like you.
Do you have anyone making excuses for you - the way you make excuses for God?
stiggy wiggy
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Example?
stiggy wiggy
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Obviously not. You reject Him with your "big thoughts," and He still sustain your weak little life.
bigthinker
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Yes. go ahead; provide an example of God doing something that is possible to do.
What can your God do that man cannot? Can your God do anything that can be witnessed, described, observed, examined and verified has having actually occurred?
bigthinker
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But he is powerless to save me. And that's what we're taking about.
If he can't save me because he feels rejected, how could he possible be capable of sustaining me?
If your God saved me, would I become bitter, weak and hateful like you?
stiggy wiggy
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Create a universe and sustain it for 13.8 billion years. Let's see your big thinking accomplish that.
bigthinker
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Considering the scope of creating a universe, it should be easy for you to present evidence of the existence of the cause.
Go ahead, present it.
thinking is hard for you.
stiggy wiggy
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Lol. So you figure it'd be easy to retrieve a 13.8 billion year old souvenir? BIG DUMB THOUGHT, but funny.
bigthinker
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See, that's the best you can come up with.
Like I said, your God can't even do that which is possible.
bigthinker
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Unfortunately, no evidence of God creating a universe.
Like I said, there is nothing that is possible to do that your God can do.
If there was, you would be able to cite it.
stiggy wiggy
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bigthinker
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the existence of the universe is not evidence for God.
And there is no evidence that a God created the universe.
you need to think bigger.
stiggy wiggy
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Is for me, THINK BIGGER!
bigthinker
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yes, in your imagination.
However, not in reality.
You are unthinking making my arguments.
Me? None. How is that relevant?
Has the Christian God? He cannot even stop kids getting cancer! Looks to me like he is taking credit for someone else's work.
But that does not make it false.
Afterall, Christianity is nearly 2000 years old - does that make it false? Of course, it has been peddling jam tomorrow all that time, and Judaism was for the same God for centuries before that.
stiggy wiggy
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Correct: You. None.
And yet He does. Meanwhile you can't cure a hangnail..
EDITED--PERSONAL REMARK
Pearl Jam, tomorrow. Red Hot Chili Peppers, Thursday.
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Does he? How do you know?
Why does he not cure all kids with cancer? Is there a correlation between surviving cancer and religion? I have never heard of it. Kind of makes God look fickle.
Why should I think God can?
Maybe they get better on their own, and Christians just pretend it was God. Like they do with childhood cancer.
I make no claims to originality.
Jam tomorrow has been the commodity religion has been selling for well over 2000 years. No surprise sceptics have been pointing this out for a long time.
It is curious the best response Christianity can muster up is to say this is an old objection. If it is so old, Christianity has had a long time to work out a counter-argument. Especially if they have God on their side! So where is it?
stiggy wiggy
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He will.
You can't. No spiritual insight.
I prefer peanut butter.
Not interested in your ignorant and twisted opinion of what "Christianity says." It says nothing to me.
Jam tomorrow!
Christianity has been peddling that promise for nearly 2000 years. When are you getting to wake up, stiggy?
Wishful thinking more like.
Your religion is based on selling jam tomorrow, but you actually prefer peanut butter today! Interesting.
Good dodge, stiggy.
We both Christianity has failed to address this for centuries, so just pretend I have an "ignorant and twisted opinion of what "Christianity says", without bothering to say what your position is because, well, you have none. Just an empty promise of jam tomorrow.