Ghost is wrong

Originally posted by @dj2becker
Just like you don't know for sure that there is a creator. We both have faith in one.

Wrong again.

You attach a 'label' to our Creator, calling Him God.

Ghost is well versed in the Bible, and rejects God.

Your faith is clouding the issue.

Originally posted by @fabianfnas
Yes, but can you explain it?

No, of course I can't.

Originally posted by @chaney3
Wr

You attach a 'label' to our Creator, calling Him God.

Ghost is well versed in the Bible, and rejects God.

Your faith is clouding the issue.

What is the issue ? How do you know that Ghosts rejection of the Bible is justified?

Originally posted by @chaney3
No, of course I can't.

You can't explain it. Okay.
So the creation is just bogus, right?

Originally posted by @fabianfnas
You can't explain it. Okay.
So the creation is just bogus, right?

No.
The alternative is bogus.
That's my point.

Originally posted by @chaney3
No.
The alternative is bogus.
That's my point.

So you cannot explain creation. Alright, good enough.
Then you cannot explain how the creator did it, can you?
Then the creator is bogus too. Right?

Originally posted by @fabianfnas
So you cannot explain creation. Alright, good enough.
Then you cannot explain how the creator did it, can you?
Then the creator is bogus too. Right?

Wrong again!!
My, you have a thick skull.
So be it.

I am on the side of creation, without knowing for certain who that Creator is.

I have an open mind.
Atheists have a closed mind.

Originally posted by @chaney3
Wrong again!!
My, you have a thick skull.
So be it.

I am on the side of creation, without knowing for certain who that Creator is.

I have an open mind.
Atheists have a closed mind.

If you don't believe in a specific creator how are you better off than them?

Originally posted by @chaney3
Wrong again!!
My, you have a thick skull.
So be it.

I am on the side of creation, without knowing for certain who that Creator is.

I have an open mind.
Atheists have a closed mind.

Do you believe there is something at stake over this "origin of life" issue?

Originally posted by @chaney3
No, I don't.
Am I certain? No.
But, creation happened, somehow, from a Creator.

Do you think the creator could be one of sonship's "those on other worlds"?

Originally posted by @dj2becker
You are as certain as you possibly can be that God is responsible for creation. In other words there is no doubt in your mind that God created us.

Do you EVER bother to actually read a reply that is made to you?

You are not even off of page one and already chaney3 is calling you out for misrepresenting him and now here you are doing it again!

Try reading instead of assuming.

Originally posted by @dj2becker
Are you certain there is a creator or do you know there is one?

Say what..?

Originally posted by @chaney3
I am on the side of creation, without knowing for certain who that Creator is.

Why are you "on the side of creation"?

Originally posted by @chaney3
Explain origin of life Ghost.

Until you can, then creation of life dominates the absence of that answer.

I don't know how life started.

'Wrongness' only creeps in when someone is unsatisfied with 'not knowing' and attempts to fill this void in knowledge with wild speculation. (Enter Chaney).

Originally posted by @chaney3
Wrong again!!
My, you have a thick skull.
So be it.

I am on the side of creation, without knowing for certain who that Creator is.

I have an open mind.
Atheists have a closed mind.

Your position is the very definition of a 'closed' mind; you refuse to accept the possibility that you may be wrong. The 'atheist belief' as you term it, is simply that the origin of life is unknown. That is the position of the 'open' mind; awaiting sufficient evidence to make a decision. I am an atheist, and I accept that there may or may not have been a creator. Do you see?