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@dougwhitney4258 Mountains that exist only in your imagination. Even by your own claim, it will,p take three years. How could you have anything but imaginary evidence already? Why not study biology instead of trolling incredulity?
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@dianabruijn8283 Yet, your god cannot be measured in any way.
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@dianabruijn8283 Much of what you’re saying is lost in translation. I commend your attempt to use my language, so no offense meant. However, I am not saying love does not exist. What you call bad energy, I don’t know of what you mean. You don’t have evidence that a devil exists. I understand much better than you do. I understand there should be good reason and evidence before becoming convinced of claims. And I understand that you cannot,offer any evidence at all. You can only offer claims. Most are very silly.
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@dianabruijn8283 And do not ever ever ever pretend you have a better idea of what I know, or who I am than I do. Your last comment proves beyond all doubt that you have no idea what you’re taking about, but think you have magic access to knowledge. Don’t be rude. Do a better job at understanding reality.
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@riannebaker2415 Rianne, blind faith is your answer? You’ve just admitted that you cannot provide proof/evidence, but instead appeal to faith. Then why aren’t you a Muslim or a Hindu? If you’re going to assert the use of faith, can’t faith be used to justify any belief? Faith is the excuse people use when they don’t have evidence. You can believe the earth is flat using blind faith, right? Just as you can believe Allah is god, using faith, right? I care whether or not my beliefs are true. I prefer to hold as many true beliefs and as few false beliefs as possible. So faith won’t get to truth. It only reinforces beliefs, regardless of whether or not they are true. And since faith overrides your requirement for evidence, it means your faith based beliefs are likely to be wrong. Sorry if this harsh reality upsets you. You call my word view blind, but you reject the need for evidence.
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@riannebaker2415 Please don’t try to explain things to me that I already understand better than you. Evidence for things is the only good reason to belief things. Explain the me why you don’t believe in Allah. Or Vishnu. You’re admitting that you first must be convinced of something, which means you don’t have any reason at all to be convinced. Yet you are.
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@riannebaker2415 Instead of going on with nonsense, why not address the questions I raised? With blind faith, you believe literally anything. Whether it is true or false. Faith doesn’t have a mechanism to determine if the belief is true. It just bolsters your confidence that it is true, even when it isn’t. Muslims have faith. Is their belief true? Hindus use faith. Is their belief true? The reason your good doesn’t work by evidence is because there is no evidence. When a baby is born without a hand, it doesn’t grow up believing it has a hand now does it?
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@riannebaker2415 Also, you’re being rude assuming that I haven’t already pursued a relationship with your imaginary friend. After all, out of the two of us, it was me that attended Seminary.
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@riannebaker2415 And I never said you were angry or hated me. So whatever that nonsense is, it’s rude. You do, however, worship the god that made slavery permissible by his own law. And that is immoral.
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@riannebaker2415 Instead of making elementary arguments that are easily debunked, maybe pursue the counter arguments yourself. If faith can be used to justify belief in ANY god, and ANY god claim, then using faith means you’re likely wrong.
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@riannebaker2415 You never held may same views of god, and claiming to have done so is dishonest. Please don’t be dishonest in our discussion. Don’t assume things about my views. You’re welcome to ask, but assuming is why you’re wrong about god. If you want to have honest dialog, address my questions about faith first. I’ve asked multiple times.
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@riannebaker2415 As for what I believe…. I believe that people that are convinced that a god or gods exist, do so without being able to demonstrate their claim that they do. I believe they’re convinced without good reason. I believe no god claims have ever met their burden of proof. I believe faith is the excuse people use when they don’t have evidence, and that faith can be used to justify literally any belief…which makes it useless when pursuing truth. The reason I ask believers for evidence of a god, is to demonstrate that they cannot provide any. So far, after witnessing literally thousands of conversations, none have. I get that you are convinced, but what you offer is easily debunked and unconvincing . And yes, you claimed you had believed as I do, but you never bothered to ask relevant questions and made an assumption. This is an example of forming conclusions prematurely. Perhaps you’re misunderstanding reality by first assuming a god exists, and then buying into the delusion. No offense.
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@riannebaker2415 You said you speak with god. I ask suggested you ask god to tell you what would convince me. Then let me know. I spent time at Seminary. I’ve read the Bible multiple times. Of course, I once believed the biblical god existed, and spent more the twenty years for a revelation of some kind. Instead of assuming I am somehow responsible for doing it all wrong, try to understand that you don’t have reason to believe and cannot offer evidence of your god’s existence. You don’t seem to be paying attention to much of what I say. If there were evidence for a god, I would be convinced. Of course. If a god revealed itself, that would be evidence…providing I wasn’t experiencing a hallucination or,otherwise deluding myself. But that’s the catch, isn’t it? If god is only in one’s mind, and different people are convinced different gods have been revealed to them, then isn’t such evidence useless?
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@Desicuevas So what you mean is that you’re undereducated, and get hung up on common dialog? Your being rude only helps my argument. I’ve read the Bible multiple times, and even attended Seminary. If one of hasn’t read the book, it’s clearly you. After all, your biblical doctrine shows that your god made slavery permissible by law. Slavery not doubt is one of the greatest human causes of suffering historically. According to doctrine, your gods also sent a genocidal flood, wiping out virtually all life. Even Thanos only wiped out half. You stated the world was proof of Satan. My response was that your god allegedly created Satan and created evil, has supposedly has the power to stop it but chooses not to. Try to keep up. If you’re interested in honest dialog, start by being honest. And no, I’m not angry at a gods that don’t exist. There are plenty of people like you who bring evil into the world based on your delusions. That’s where my problem lies.
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@adiblatif How do you account for your claim that only supernaturally this could happen? How do you know a god made such prediction? If I order a steak done medium well, and it arrives medium well, was it a prophecy? Creation presupposes a creator, which is why existence is considered existence, not a creation. In order for you to call existence a creation, you must first demonstrate a creator, otherwise, you’re using circular reasoning. To be completely ignorant of science and still suggest it is ludicrous is called incredulity. You have nothing but post hoc rationalizations to confirm a bias formed by indoctrination. After all, it wasn’t prophecy that convinced you your gods existed. You already believed long before you read of any prophecies. If other religions with other gods have similar prophecies, do you also accept their gods? Gold isn’t scattered, humiliated, or persecuted during processing is it? Be honest.
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@Krioque I’m sure you’re convinced of many things for which you don’t actually have evidence. The answer to your question as to why a vaccination was created remains the same. Also, Trump lost the election. The earth is an oblate spheroid. Your were never abducted by aliens.
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@DIYTFY There you go being dishonest, again. I pointed out specific differences between abortions and vaccinations. You didn’t address those differences, and instead offered two straw man positions. Nobody claimed abortions aren’t a personal health choice. Nobody claimed the virus could not be spread through the vaccinated. Do better. Stop being dishonest.
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@DIYTFY Stop with the false narrative of forced vaccinations. Not a single person has been forced. Be honest, for once. Per the CDC, naturally immunity is not equal to vaccinations. Why are you being dishonest by cherry picking? If you want people to mind their own business, start by logging off and doing so yourself.
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@DIYTFY Though I have provided data from the CDC that demonstrates otherwise. You can’t do any better?
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@wesdex04 Abortions aren’t contagious. Right? Abortions are typically only a group of cells, like a blastocyst. Right? So,calling it a death is an equivocation. Based on these, the analogy doesn’t quite fit. Whether it makes it a valid angle seems subjective. What numbers do you have, and can you cite sources?
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@moirainabox4367 If you’re not going to be vaccinated, you’re part of the problem. Contributing to a pandemic is shameful.
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@ivareskesner2019 I did. And different people develop differently. People don’t get the same advantage across the board, as you seem to think. This is why science matters.
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@ivareskesner2019 Oh, suddenly you have the magical ability to know what others believe? This demonstrates you admittedly cannot defend your own position. Perhaps depend less on your own bias and more on evidence.
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@ivareskesner2019 You’re addressing differences, not advantages. I was pretty clear when I said people don’t get the same advantages across the board. Pay attention and ask better questions. Don’t pretend to mind read and fill in blanks based on your bias and incredulity.
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@ivareskesner2019 As for your being mortal….it makes me wonder if you’re aware we all are mortal. Do you know anyone who isn’t?
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@ivareskesner2019 And my point, that you’re desperately trying to dismiss, is that your suggested advantages are not as across the board as you suggest. I will ask one question, see if you can answer honestly: Have you ever seen any women taller than a man? You can replace taller with stronger, faster, etc.
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Imagination.
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@فاٍٰطمٔهّالزهْراءُ-ض2ه I’m not your dear, to begin with. And all gods that cannot be demonstrated to exist in reality are likely imaginary. Could you… ask Allah what would convince me he exists? And let me know what he says?
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@فاٍٰطمٔهّالزهْراءُ-ض2ه God isn’t a who. God is a what. A concept. Not an actual being within reality, as far as anyone can show. You could ask God what would convince me, see if he knows.
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@فاٍٰطمٔهّالزهْراءُ-ض2ه It is fine if you misspell things. So far, you are doing fine with communicating. I am from America, if that is what you’re asking. I’m not a sister though. I realize my screen name doesn’t reflect gender. Peace.
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@فاٍٰطمٔهّالزهْراءُ-ض2ه Gods that don’t exist can’t love anyone or anything.
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@فاٍٰطمٔهّالزهْراءُ-ض2ه Gods that don’t exist cannot send angels which don’t exist.
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@فاٍٰطمٔهّالزهْراءُ-ض2ه To say Islam is the strongest religion in the world only means it has the most people convinced of something. It says nothing about whether the claims are true. You can ask your god what would convince me it exists. If a god exists, surely it would know what would convince me, yes?
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@فاٍٰطمٔهّالزهْراءُ-ض2ه If want to know whether or not any gods exist. This isn’t about feelings. Can you ask your god what would convince me it exists? It should know, right? Does your god want me to know it exists?
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@فاٍٰطمٔهّالزهْراءُ-ض2ه I don’t believe any gods exist. I don’t have a religion. If your god wants me to know it exists, what’s the problem? Ask him what would convince me. He should know, right? Being a god, he should know. Ask him.
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@فاٍٰطمٔهّالزهْراءُ-ض2ه Why would you a “who” is responsible to begin with, regarding the existence of the universe? There is no reason to conclude the Qur’an came about by any other means than any other book; men wrote it. Adam and Eve didn’t exist, they were created as literature, not as people. And they were not the first of mankind. Most of your education is still ahead of you.
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@فاٍٰطمٔهّالزهْراءُ-ض2ه Again I plead, ask you god what would convince me. He should know, right?
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@فاٍٰطمٔهّالزهْراءُ-ض2ه Is that what He told,you to say? Because it isn’t convincing. So, He must be wrong.
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@فاٍٰطمٔهّالزهْراءُ-ض2ه A god nobody can show even exists? Not even your god?
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@فاٍٰطمٔهّالزهْراءُ-ض2ه Ask you good, or ask your elders what would convince me. Let’s see if either one knows. Why do you believe a god exists? Please don’t say “a book”.
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@فاٍٰطمٔهّالزهْراءُ-ض2ه Making claims and promises about better places and better days is deceitful. If we were friends, you’d be honest.
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@فاٍٰطمٔهّالزهْراءُ-ض2ه I’m not saying there are no gods. I’m saying there is no reason to be convinced there are any gods. There is no reason to conclude your claims for a god comport with reality. But if a god exists, this god should know what it would take to convince me. Right?
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@فاٍٰطمٔهّالزهْراءُ-ض2ه It is currently almost 4:30 in the afternoon where I am. I’m sure that isn’t relevant to ether or not a god exists though. Lol. :)
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@فاٍٰطمٔهّالزهْراءُ-ض2ه Tell me why my gender is relevant, and I may share.
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@loganq Except, that isn’t true. You’ve just admitted you don’t require evidence to form your conclusions, which is why you’re wrong, This is very likely a pattern in your life, and your world view.
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@loganq No, you made a conclusion without any evidence. And you were wrong. Like I said, likely a pattern.
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@Hippy2021 Now Mary, you’ve made an awful lot of claims in this post. I’d like for you to offer a demonstration that any of them are true. I’ve heard all these claims before. Muslims make similar claims. Hindus make similar claims. The only thing you all have in common is that you cannot offer evidence that your claims are true. You see things occur in the natural world, and attribute them to a god for you were indoctrinated in believing exists. I know I was not hatched from the dirt, because I understand how biology works. Of course, the Bible claims Adam came from the dirt. We know this is false. So, you believe in a biblical god, but you reject the Bible. What brings you to a conclusion that a god exists? Is it because you don’t have a better understanding of reality? This is what is known as an argument from incredulity. So please, don’t just make claims. Offer evidence. Just believing doesn’t make it so. Again, Muslims and Hindus make similar claims. Do their gods exist too? As for your recommendation to use my brain and not waste it, It seems that I have already put mine to better use. I don’t mean that to be insulting, but if you believe things without evidence….then you’re not using your critical thinking. If others can make the same claim about other gods, then what you call evidence is no better than theirs, and is insufficient.
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@sophiacherrington6765 I’ve read the Bible multiple times. I’ve attended Seminary. The government exists, and there is evidence of it’s existence. You can’t say the same about any gods.
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@dianabruijn8283 MRI imaging technology can measure emotions in the brain. Not only measured, but stimulated. Your god cannot be measured in any way. You seem to lack any scientific understanding.
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@riannebaker2415 The Bible is not an authority on reality. If a god exists, and does not reveal itself in reality, then it has no interest in whether or not I am convinced it exists. And, if it does not reveal itself in regality, then you don’t have any reason to believe it exists either. You can’t have it both ways.
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