Originally posted by scottishinnzthat would take too much effort, and i refuse to believe that the universe has ALWAYS been here, it doesnt seem likely. it seems even more unlikely that it just created itself with a big bang, i thought explosions destroyed, not created. to me it has to be a supernatural cause because no other explanation seems likely
Prove it.
Originally posted by EcstremeVenomSo, you're not prepared to accept a natural explanation because it's too unlikely, but you're prepared to accept a supernatural explanation instead.
that would take too much effort, and i refuse to believe that the universe has ALWAYS been here, it doesnt seem likely. it seems even more unlikely that it just created itself with a big bang, i thought explosions destroyed, not created. to me it has to be a supernatural cause because no other explanation seems likely
Do you know much about the natural explanations? What about supernatural explanations - what do you know about them?
It seems to me that you reject an explanation out of hand because it doesn't seem to work, and yet you accept another without any significant evidence. Or, am I mistaken here, and you do have significant evidence for a supernatural explanation?
Originally posted by amannionyou are kind of right, personal experiences do not count as proof. and i think it is personal experiences that make me believe in God(s)
So, you're not prepared to accept a natural explanation because it's too unlikely, but you're prepared to accept a supernatural explanation instead.
Do you know much about the natural explanations? What about supernatural explanations - what do you know about them?
It seems to me that you reject an explanation out of hand because it doesn't seem to work, ...[text shortened]... Or, am I mistaken here, and you do have significant evidence for a supernatural explanation?
Originally posted by EcstremeVenomWhy?
you owe God for making it that way
I'm not trying to be facetious here or anything, but let's look at this another way around. By your argument, my own kids owe me something for creating them.
But why? Why should they beholden to me simply because I took it upon myself to create them (or help create them anyway)?
Originally posted by amannionyou gave them life
Why?
I'm not trying to be facetious here or anything, but let's look at this another way around. By your argument, my own kids owe me something for creating them.
But why? Why should they beholden to me simply because I took it upon myself to create them (or help create them anyway)?
Originally posted by amannioni guess you could argue that it is a bad thing to have life if you are an emo or something, but at least they have the option to take it away themselves as opposed to never being born and never having the chance to live
Why?
I'm not trying to be facetious here or anything, but let's look at this another way around. By your argument, my own kids owe me something for creating them.
But why? Why should they beholden to me simply because I took it upon myself to create them (or help create them anyway)?