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Originally posted by EcstremeVenomWell not you that's true, but open minded thoughtful people maybe ...
well you cant, as you can see.
Originally posted by amannioni am open minded and thoughtful, and it is very hard to believe that God created everything because it doesnt explain who created God. but it is even more hard to believe that everything is a natural cause and just coincidently we got lucky enough to be so intelligent and not like the rest of the animals.
Well not you that's true, but open minded thoughtful people maybe ...
Originally posted by EcstremeVenomWhy is that hard to believe?
i am open minded and thoughtful, and it is very hard to believe that God created everything because it doesnt explain who created God. but it is even more hard to believe that everything is a natural cause and just coincidently we got lucky enough to be so intelligent and not like the rest of the animals.
Originally posted by EcstremeVenomYeah, right! 🙄 Practically everyone in this forum criticizes the beliefs of others, yourself included. Perhaps you need to re-read a few threads and refresh your memory.
you act like theists are attacking you or something, you dont believe it, you ignore it, and it is end of story.
Originally posted by amannionno youre so dumb to assume i believe in that stuff. i believe in God or Gods that is all
Why is that hard to believe?
If something develops intelligence why not us? Why not a natural cause?
Isn't it better to develop a natural explanation than to rely on supernatural causes? That way lies faeries, unicorns, easter bunnies and more. Do you really believe they exist?
Originally posted by EcstremeVenomDon't recall saying I thought you believed in it but nevermind, what I was saying was that why stop with a God, why not believe in the other stuff - they're all supernatural.
no youre so dumb to assume i believe in that stuff. i believe in God or Gods that is all
Originally posted by EcstremeVenomActually I started posting here because I felt that some religious people were directly attacking science (The ID folks) and attempting to get our children taught some lies in school.
you act like theists are attacking you or something, you dont believe it, you ignore it, and it is end of story.
Originally posted by amannionHere are some anologies on the odds it would take for that to happen.
Why is that hard to believe?
Originally posted by AcemasterYeah heard all that before. Odds are great but even incredibly unlikely things can happen, and the odds are so high for many things - such as the natural origin of life - because we don't understand the process that might allow them to occur yet.
Here are some anologies on the odds it would take for that to happen.
The odds of a man going outside one day and finding the winning lottery ticket and beoming a millionaire, but doing it every day for the next 1,000,000 years.
The odds of a tornado hitting a junkyard, spinning everything around and it all comes together to build a Boeing 747, fuele ...[text shortened]... r, each a different color, then having someone guess what color each of them chose 75,000 times.
Originally posted by Acemastermore odds:
Here are some anologies on the odds it would take for that to happen.
The odds of a man going outside one day and finding the winning lottery ticket and beoming a millionaire, but doing it every day for the next 1,000,000 years.
The odds of a tornado hitting a junkyard, spinning everything around and it all comes together to build a Boeing 747, fuele ...[text shortened]... r, each a different color, then having someone guess what color each of them chose 75,000 times.
Originally posted by AcemasterSimilarly unlikely odds:
Here are some anologies on the odds it would take for that to happen.
The odds of a man going outside one day and finding the winning lottery ticket and beoming a millionaire, but doing it every day for the next 1,000,000 years.
The odds of a tornado hitting a junkyard, spinning everything around and it all comes together to build a Boeing 747, fuele ...[text shortened]... r, each a different color, then having someone guess what color each of them chose 75,000 times.