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#201 chaoscougar1
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[QUOTE="wis3boi"][QUOTE="FelipeInside"] Well, something created us didn't it? You can go to the evolution theory, but something created the first creature didn't they? I don't know how much God has to do with choosing every person that is ever born, I'll let you know when I die and ask him ;)FelipeInside
Chemical reactions in Earth's early stages spawned single celled organisms that lived and fed off of heat vents under water about 3.5 billion years ago. It all springs from that.

Who created the Earth and chemicals ;)

About 300,000 years after the big bang, the first stars started to form. These stars were massive, burned hot and burned fast. In their cores the intense heat and pressure caused lighter elements to combine into heavier elements. So from hydrogen and helium we got such elements as carbon, nitrogen and oxygen. When these massive stars ran out of fuel and died, they exploded on a scale we cannot fathom. This sent their enriched cores flying across the universe as gas clouds.

As these clouds cooled and condensed (and clumped together) they started to form new stars, the remaining gases orbited their own new star and formed the planetary systems we see today. This took place over about 10 billions years and the early solar system was extremely chaotic with over a hundred planets orbiting the sun.

One small planet almost destroyed the earth, instead it just ripped off a large chunk of crust and created our moon which, through gravity, caused tidal forces and mixed all the amino acids and proteins together which helped our planet harbour and grow life

That a decent enough explanation for ya?

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#202 wis3boi
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[QUOTE="FelipeInside"][QUOTE="wis3boi"][QUOTE="FelipeInside"] Well, something created us didn't it? You can go to the evolution theory, but something created the first creature didn't they? I don't know how much God has to do with choosing every person that is ever born, I'll let you know when I die and ask him ;)

Chemical reactions in Earth's early stages spawned single celled organisms that lived and fed off of heat vents under water about 3.5 billion years ago. It all springs from that.

Who created the Earth and chemicals ;)

the death of stars recycles materials to be used in new planets and stars. They form when gravitational pulls reel in the material, resulting in a spherical shape after millions/billions of years.
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#203 FelipeInside
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[QUOTE="FelipeInside"][QUOTE="wis3boi"] Chemical reactions in Earth's early stages spawned single celled organisms that lived and fed off of heat vents under water about 3.5 billion years ago. It all springs from that.chaoscougar1

Who created the Earth and chemicals ;)

About 300,000 years after the big bang, the first stars started to form. These stars were massive, burned hot and burned fast. In their cores the intense heat and pressure caused lighter elements to combine into heavier elements. So from hydrogen and helium we got such elements as carbon, nitrogen and oxygen. When these massive stars ran out of fuel and died, they exploded on a scale we cannot fathom. This sent their enriched cores flying across the universe as gas clouds.

As these clouds cooled and condensed (and clumped together) they started to form new stars, the remaining gases orbited their own new star and formed the planetary systems we see today. This took place over about 10 billions years and the early solar system was extremely chaotic with over a hundred planets orbiting the sun.

One small planet almost destroyed the earth, instead it just ripped off a large chunk of crust and created our moon which, through gravity, caused tidal forces and mixed all the amino acids and proteins together which helped our planet harbour and grow life

That a decent enough explanation for ya?

Perfect explanation.

Who created the Big Bang?

Guys, I'm not here to convince anyone if there is a God. If u don't believe in one then I respect that. But please respect my beliefs and don't treat me as illogical or stupid cause I belief in them (I know u didn't, but you know what I mean)

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#204 chaoscougar1
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[QUOTE="chaoscougar1"]

[QUOTE="FelipeInside"] Who created the Earth and chemicals ;)FelipeInside

About 300,000 years after the big bang, the first stars started to form. These stars were massive, burned hot and burned fast. In their cores the intense heat and pressure caused lighter elements to combine into heavier elements. So from hydrogen and helium we got such elements as carbon, nitrogen and oxygen. When these massive stars ran out of fuel and died, they exploded on a scale we cannot fathom. This sent their enriched cores flying across the universe as gas clouds.

As these clouds cooled and condensed (and clumped together) they started to form new stars, the remaining gases orbited their own new star and formed the planetary systems we see today. This took place over about 10 billions years and the early solar system was extremely chaotic with over a hundred planets orbiting the sun.

One small planet almost destroyed the earth, instead it just ripped off a large chunk of crust and created our moon which, through gravity, caused tidal forces and mixed all the amino acids and proteins together which helped our planet harbour and grow life

That a decent enough explanation for ya?

Perfect explanation.

Who created the Big Bang?

Guys, I'm not here to convince anyone if there is a God. If u don't believe in one then I respect that. But please respect my beliefs and don't treat me as illogical or stupid cause I belief in them (I know u didn't, but you know what I mean)

Well you originally were implying God created the earth and basic chemicals So that sorta diminshes the value of your opinion Also, time and space did not exist before the big bang So its almost irrelevant
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#205 wis3boi
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[QUOTE="chaoscougar1"]

[QUOTE="FelipeInside"] Who created the Earth and chemicals ;)FelipeInside

About 300,000 years after the big bang, the first stars started to form. These stars were massive, burned hot and burned fast. In their cores the intense heat and pressure caused lighter elements to combine into heavier elements. So from hydrogen and helium we got such elements as carbon, nitrogen and oxygen. When these massive stars ran out of fuel and died, they exploded on a scale we cannot fathom. This sent their enriched cores flying across the universe as gas clouds.

As these clouds cooled and condensed (and clumped together) they started to form new stars, the remaining gases orbited their own new star and formed the planetary systems we see today. This took place over about 10 billions years and the early solar system was extremely chaotic with over a hundred planets orbiting the sun.

One small planet almost destroyed the earth, instead it just ripped off a large chunk of crust and created our moon which, through gravity, caused tidal forces and mixed all the amino acids and proteins together which helped our planet harbour and grow life

That a decent enough explanation for ya?

Perfect explanation.

Who created the Big Bang?

Guys, I'm not here to convince anyone if there is a God. If u don't believe in one then I respect that. But please respect my beliefs and don't treat me as illogical or stupid cause I belief in them (I know u didn't, but you know what I mean)

A modern theory on the big bang is that nothing came before it because time didnt exist before it. Poor man's explanation: something sat there for an infinite period before expanding. The movement and creation of physics, chemicals, particles, light, and gravity are what created time. It is known to science that light and time have an interesting reaction with gravity, in that both light and time can be warped. Time is essentially an object, one that didn't exist before the big bang.
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#206 FelipeInside
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[QUOTE="FelipeInside"]

[QUOTE="chaoscougar1"] About 300,000 years after the big bang, the first stars started to form. These stars were massive, burned hot and burned fast. In their cores the intense heat and pressure caused lighter elements to combine into heavier elements. So from hydrogen and helium we got such elements as carbon, nitrogen and oxygen. When these massive stars ran out of fuel and died, they exploded on a scale we cannot fathom. This sent their enriched cores flying across the universe as gas clouds.

As these clouds cooled and condensed (and clumped together) they started to form new stars, the remaining gases orbited their own new star and formed the planetary systems we see today. This took place over about 10 billions years and the early solar system was extremely chaotic with over a hundred planets orbiting the sun.

One small planet almost destroyed the earth, instead it just ripped off a large chunk of crust and created our moon which, through gravity, caused tidal forces and mixed all the amino acids and proteins together which helped our planet harbour and grow life

That a decent enough explanation for ya?

chaoscougar1

Perfect explanation.

Who created the Big Bang?

Guys, I'm not here to convince anyone if there is a God. If u don't believe in one then I respect that. But please respect my beliefs and don't treat me as illogical or stupid cause I belief in them (I know u didn't, but you know what I mean)

Well you originally were implying God created the earth and basic chemicals So that sorta diminshes the value of your opinion Also, time and space did not exist before the big bang So its almost irrelevant

If God created the Big Bang or whatever, then God created the Earth and Chemicals, since he created them to react together the way they did. Time and Space didn't exist before the Big Bang? You know this how? Maybe God goes beyond Time and Space....
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#207 wis3boi
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[QUOTE="chaoscougar1"][QUOTE="FelipeInside"]

Perfect explanation.

Who created the Big Bang?

Guys, I'm not here to convince anyone if there is a God. If u don't believe in one then I respect that. But please respect my beliefs and don't treat me as illogical or stupid cause I belief in them (I know u didn't, but you know what I mean)

FelipeInside

Well you originally were implying God created the earth and basic chemicals So that sorta diminshes the value of your opinion Also, time and space did not exist before the big bang So its almost irrelevant

If God created the Big Bang or whatever, then God created the Earth and Chemicals, since he created them to react together the way they did. Time and Space didn't exist before the Big Bang? You know this how? Maybe God goes beyond Time and Space....

The laws of physics inside black holes (wich essentially what the pre-big bang was) dictates that time could not exist there and then. Inside a black hole, light is warped, time is warped, and the laws of our universe do not apply.

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#208 FelipeInside
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[QUOTE="FelipeInside"][QUOTE="chaoscougar1"] Well you originally were implying God created the earth and basic chemicals So that sorta diminshes the value of your opinion Also, time and space did not exist before the big bang So its almost irrelevantwis3boi

If God created the Big Bang or whatever, then God created the Earth and Chemicals, since he created them to react together the way they did. Time and Space didn't exist before the Big Bang? You know this how? Maybe God goes beyond Time and Space....

The laws of physics inside black holes (wich essentially what the pre-big bang was) dictates that time could not exist there and then. Inside a black hole, light is warped, time is warped, and the laws of our universe do not apply.

Ok, so.....???
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#209 o0squishy0o
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Well thats my daily dose of OT awesomethreadsauce.

Also I appreciate all the comments whereby people try and explain relatively complex things such as how time works and is effected to those who can not understand it and reply with complete ignorance. That has been the problem with explaining how we percieve to understand the universe, its just not as simple as "god made it" which to alot of people is alot eaiser to understand ;).

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#210 tenaka2
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[QUOTE="XilePrincess"]I thought god was supposed to be perfect? You don't 'realize the error of your ways' and change when you're perfect. You can make up an answer for anything to rationalize it. It doesn't mean it has any factual backing whatsoever. It's the same thing as, oh wait, EVERY MOVIE EVER where unanswerable things happen. You can make up answers and you can't prove them and they can't be disproven because there is no answer. Except here, and like every other religious argument, where pulling things out of your ass is a completely valid argument tactic in terms of God.SaintWalrus
He knew that he'd have to change one day He already knew and planned it out accordingly Thus he is still perfect.

Are you suffering from brain damage?

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#211 WickedChainy
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What did I just read? Is this really what Off-Topic is all about now? I've always laughed at the religion, but I've never seen a worse argument for it in my life.
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#213 FelipeInside
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Well thats my daily dose of OT awesomethreadsauce.

Also I appreciate all the comments whereby people try and explain relatively complex things such as how time works and is effected to those who can not understand it and reply with complete ignorance. That has been the problem with explaining how we percieve to understand the universe, its just not as simple as "god made it" which to alot of people is alot eaiser to understand ;).

o0squishy0o
So people that don't agree with some explanations or have their own theories are complete ignorants? Maybe people like you who don't respect others opinions are the problem?
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[QUOTE="chaoscougar1"]

[QUOTE="FelipeInside"] Who created the Earth and chemicals ;)FelipeInside

About 300,000 years after the big bang, the first stars started to form. These stars were massive, burned hot and burned fast. In their cores the intense heat and pressure caused lighter elements to combine into heavier elements. So from hydrogen and helium we got such elements as carbon, nitrogen and oxygen. When these massive stars ran out of fuel and died, they exploded on a scale we cannot fathom. This sent their enriched cores flying across the universe as gas clouds.

As these clouds cooled and condensed (and clumped together) they started to form new stars, the remaining gases orbited their own new star and formed the planetary systems we see today. This took place over about 10 billions years and the early solar system was extremely chaotic with over a hundred planets orbiting the sun.

One small planet almost destroyed the earth, instead it just ripped off a large chunk of crust and created our moon which, through gravity, caused tidal forces and mixed all the amino acids and proteins together which helped our planet harbour and grow life

That a decent enough explanation for ya?

Perfect explanation.

Who created the Big Bang?

Guys, I'm not here to convince anyone if there is a God. If u don't believe in one then I respect that. But please respect my beliefs and don't treat me as illogical or stupid cause I belief in them (I know u didn't, but you know what I mean)

Who created god?

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#216 FelipeInside
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^^ His God. I blew ur mind there didn't I...?
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#217 chaoscougar1
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[QUOTE="chaoscougar1"][QUOTE="FelipeInside"]

Perfect explanation.

Who created the Big Bang?

Guys, I'm not here to convince anyone if there is a God. If u don't believe in one then I respect that. But please respect my beliefs and don't treat me as illogical or stupid cause I belief in them (I know u didn't, but you know what I mean)

FelipeInside
Well you originally were implying God created the earth and basic chemicals So that sorta diminshes the value of your opinion Also, time and space did not exist before the big bang So its almost irrelevant

If God created the Big Bang or whatever, then God created the Earth and Chemicals, since he created them to react together the way they did. Time and Space didn't exist before the Big Bang? You know this how? Maybe God goes beyond Time and Space....

:'( Maybe God is plancks length and we are all made out of him Maybe our unvierse is one of God's testicles My problem with your way of thinking is that we don't know the answer THUS it was God, instead of trying to understand more complex theories and appreciating much greater minds than ours, you just rely on the simple words of a 2000 year old book. Just because we don't know the answer now, doesn't mean we are never going to find it Also yes I do know this, because at time 0 all the matter in the universe was at a singularity. Infinitely hot, infinitely dense, time and space did not exist and then BOOOOOOOMMMMMM
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#218 FelipeInside
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^^ and U sir get Prize number 1 for putting words in my mouth , lol....

Where did I say I just think its God cause I don't want to understand complex theories?

Where did I mention the bible?

I believe in those scientific theories just like you, I just believe that something created it...whilst you don't correct?

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#219 l-lord
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I swear you theists are sometimes dumber than a bag of hammers. You're fighting athiesm as if its some lunatic guild of another delusional realm of imaginary friends.

Can't you comprehend?

We're just more intellectually liberal than you.

Not paranoid if someone points a middle finger to the ceiling and some bearded flying guy comes in the sky raping us down to where some red horned goatman lives.

Atheism is basically exploring your conscience and not being afraid of reflecting your mind in the nature of reality without imprisoning it in a box of obviously man made principles in a cheap overrated politically corrected fairy tale.

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I swear you theists are sometimes dumber than a bag of hammers. You're fighting athiesm as if its some lunatic guild of another delusional realm of imaginary friends.

Can't you comprehend?

We're just more intellectually liberal than you.

Not paranoid if someone points a middle finger to the ceiling and some bearded flying guy comes in the sky raping us down to where some red horned goatman lives.

Atheism is basically exploring your conscience and not being afraid of reflecting your mind in the nature of reality without imprisoning it in a box of obviously man made principles in a cheap overrated politically corrected fairy tale.

l-lord
And I can swear that 90% of atheists talk like you. All high and intellectually might and always talk DOWN to people with an opinion different than yours. Insulting our beliefs and calling God a fairy tale or whatever. Why do you then think you get such a bad rep most of the time. NOTE: I said 90%, I've met some "normal" atheists which have been very helpful.
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^^ and U sir get Prize number 1 for putting words in my mouth , lol....

Where did I say I just think its God cause I don't want to understand complex theories?

Where did I mention the bible?

I believe in those scientific theories just like you, I just believe that something created it...whilst you don't correct?

FelipeInside
My apologies, didn't mean you in particular Well, thats where you learnt about God correct? No Bible, no ideas about a God created universe? I prefer to think about us as a roll of the cosmic dice
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#222 FelipeInside
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[QUOTE="FelipeInside"]

^^ and U sir get Prize number 1 for putting words in my mouth , lol....

Where did I say I just think its God cause I don't want to understand complex theories?

Where did I mention the bible?

I believe in those scientific theories just like you, I just believe that something created it...whilst you don't correct?

chaoscougar1
My apologies, didn't mean you in particular Well, thats where you learnt about God correct? No Bible, no ideas about a God created universe? I prefer to think about us as a roll of the cosmic dice

Sorry, you quoted me so I thought it was directed at me. Yes, like I said I was raised as Catholic with all the Bible and stuff. Many Atheists were raised as Catholics as well. As they grew up, they started questioning their faith and eventually became non-believers. As I grew up the same thing happened but I used my logic and beliefs and kept on believing, simple. The roll of the dice is hard for me to believe. There are just too many "controlled" aspects of life, creatures, planets and galaxies for it to be all random rolls...
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[QUOTE="Zeviander"][QUOTE="Crunchy_Nuts"]Atheists can't explain the Banana. God - 1 Atheists - 0

Domestication... >_>

Tide goes in, tide goes out. You can't explain that.
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#224 jshaas
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1. If God created everything, who created GOD?

Answer: God created time, thus the beginning does not apply to him, because he created it.


2. If the earth is only 10,000 years old, explain starlight and how it takes billions of years to reach earth


Answer: God created that light in transit.


3. Why is the Old testament God so evil? (I.E why did he maul 42 children with bears?)


You must remember that My god...OUR god is a kind and wonderful God. And like us, our God is a jealous God. He also is a forgiving God. He saw the error of his ways and gladly changed. And those children deserved their wrath. God warned them and they disobeyed God. And so God sent his wrath upon the wicked.

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Wow, this has so much fail in it. Especially the last point. God did not change... "He's the same yesterday, today, and forevermore." God did not error in the Old Testament. He was being just... just as He is just today. If you're going to come in here to start a fight with non-believers then you need to come with something better than this. This is exactly why Christians get pwned all the time when trying to convice others that their way is wrong. Read your Bible. Study your Bible. Understand that you can't just throw out random Scriptures without knowing what the true meanings are.
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#225 jshaas
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[QUOTE="Crunchy_Nuts"][QUOTE="Zeviander"][QUOTE="Crunchy_Nuts"]Atheists can't explain the Banana. God - 1 Atheists - 0

Domestication... >_>

Tide goes in, tide goes out. You can't explain that.

Gravity of the moon
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[QUOTE="Crunchy_Nuts"][QUOTE="Zeviander"][QUOTE="Crunchy_Nuts"]Atheists can't explain the Banana. God - 1 Atheists - 0

Domestication... >_>

Tide goes in, tide goes out. You can't explain that.

Gravity of the moon
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[QUOTE="taterfrickintot"][QUOTE="Serraph105"]

I wish that people would stop making religion threads.

Chris_Williams
This.

This.

This.
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[QUOTE="jshaas"][QUOTE="Crunchy_Nuts"][QUOTE="Zeviander"] Domestication... >_>

Tide goes in, tide goes out. You can't explain that.

Gravity of the moon

But you don't KNOW that.
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#229 chaoscougar1
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[QUOTE="Crunchy_Nuts"][QUOTE="jshaas"][QUOTE="Crunchy_Nuts"] Tide goes in, tide goes out. You can't explain that.

Gravity of the moon

But you don't KNOW that.

Yeah we do
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#230 Necrifer
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[QUOTE="Crunchy_Nuts"][QUOTE="jshaas"] Gravity of the moonchaoscougar1
But you don't KNOW that.

Yeah we do

Prove it.

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[QUOTE="jshaas"][QUOTE="Crunchy_Nuts"][QUOTE="Zeviander"] Domestication... >_>

Tide goes in, tide goes out. You can't explain that.

Gravity of the moon

^ didnt get the meme reference
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#232 kriggy
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Who the **** slept with my wife!!!????

Answer: God knows!

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#233 SaintWalrus
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[QUOTE="Treflis"]

[QUOTE="SaintWalrus"]

3. Why is the Old testament God so evil? (I.E why did he maul 42 children with bears?)


You must remember that My god...OUR god is a kind and wonderful God. And like us, our God is a jealous God. He also is a forgiving God. He saw the error of his ways and gladly changed. And those children deserved their wrath. God warned them and they disobeyed God. And so God sent his wrath upon the wicked.

Kocelot

Hold on, He's a Jealous God?

But Jealousy is a sin.

But..does that mean he is flawed since he too sins.

The awkward moment where atheists know more than religious fools. LOL

*Facepalm* That Awkward moment when you run into a foolish atheist. Jealousy within biblical context does not equate to its original definition
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#234 Nicko2580
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1. If God created everything, who created GOD?

Answer: God created time, thus the beginning does not apply to him, because he created it.


2. If the earth is only 10,000 years old, explain starlight and how it takes billions of years to reach earth


Answer: God created that light in transit.


3. Why is the Old testament God so evil? (I.E why did he maul 42 children with bears?)


You must remember that My god...OUR god is a kind and wonderful God. And like us, our God is a jealous God. He also is a forgiving God. He saw the error of his ways and gladly changed. And those children deserved their wrath. God warned them and they disobeyed God. And so God sent his wrath upon the wicked.

SaintWalrus

1: Super Fail.

2: Fail.

3: Fail.

Try again troll.

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#235 MrPraline
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why is that font so big bro almost fell out of my chair
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#236 jshaas
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[QUOTE="wis3boi"][QUOTE="jshaas"][QUOTE="Crunchy_Nuts"] Tide goes in, tide goes out. You can't explain that.

Gravity of the moon

^ didnt get the meme reference

My bad... I'm not familiar.
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#237 TopTierHustler
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[QUOTE="Kocelot"][QUOTE="Treflis"] Hold on, He's a Jealous God?

But Jealousy is a sin.

But..does that mean he is flawed since he too sins.

SaintWalrus

The awkward moment where atheists know more than religious fools. LOL

*Facepalm* That Awkward moment when you run into a foolish atheist. Jealousy within biblical context does not equate to its original definition

Wait, have you been serious this entire time?

wow. Just so you know, you weren't suppost to eat the paint chips.

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#238 jshaas
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[QUOTE="Kocelot"][QUOTE="Treflis"] Hold on, He's a Jealous God?

But Jealousy is a sin.

But..does that mean he is flawed since he too sins.

SaintWalrus

The awkward moment where atheists know more than religious fools. LOL

*Facepalm* That Awkward moment when you run into a foolish atheist. Jealousy within biblical context does not equate to its original definition

This sums it up pretty well...

The root idea in the Old Testament word jealous is to become intensely red. It seems to refer to the changing color of the face or the rising heat of the emotions which are associated with intense zeal or fervor over something dear to us. In fact, both the Old and New Testament words for jealousy are also translated "zeal." Being jealous and being zealous are essentially the same thing in the Bible. God is zealous, eager about protecting what is precious to Him.

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#239 GrayF0X786
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[QUOTE="SaintWalrus"][QUOTE="Kocelot"]The awkward moment where atheists know more than religious fools. LOLjshaas

*Facepalm* That Awkward moment when you run into a foolish atheist. Jealousy within biblical context does not equate to its original definition

This sums it up pretty well...

The root idea in the Old Testament word jealous is to become intensely red. It seems to refer to the changing color of the face or the rising heat of the emotions which are associated with intense zeal or fervor over something dear to us. In fact, both the Old and New Testament words for jealousy are also translated "zeal." Being jealous and being zealous are essentially the same thing in the Bible. God is zealous, eager about protecting what is precious to Him.

The new revised 2012 edition 1st commandment: "God is a man with emotions who has bi*ch fits every now and then. LOLOLOL Moses whats that? i didn't hear you!"

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#240 SouL-Tak3R
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lmao, oh religion.

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#241 whipassmt
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1. If God created everything, who created GOD?

Answer: God created time, thus the beginning does not apply to him, because he created it.


2. If the earth is only 10,000 years old, explain starlight and how it takes billions of years to reach earth


Answer: God created that light in transit.


3. Why is the Old testament God so evil? (I.E why did he maul 42 children with bears?)


You must remember that My god...OUR god is a kind and wonderful God. And like us, our God is a jealous God. He also is a forgiving God. He saw the error of his ways and gladly changed. And those children deserved their wrath. God warned them and they disobeyed God. And so God sent his wrath upon the wicked.

SaintWalrus

In regards to two and three I do not think the Bible says that the world is 10,000 years old, I think some preacher calculated that in the 1800s and God does not make errors so He did not see the error of His ways.

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#242 Broomes70
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[QUOTE="taterfrickintot"][QUOTE="Serraph105"]

I wish that people would stop making religion threads.

Chris_Williams
This.

This.

This
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#243 Franklinstein
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This thread is a waste of bandwidth and electricity.Zeviander
This.
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#244 sune_Gem
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[QUOTE="Chris_Williams"][QUOTE="taterfrickintot"] This.Broomes70
This.

This

That.

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#245 Wolf-Man2006
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... Not sure if serious (this thread)

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#246 Brosephus_Rex
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This thread really, really sucks d!ck. I wonder what that says about OP.

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#247 DroidPhysX
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OP is a f*****

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#248 JohnF111
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If life is a test for us, why did God end theirs so early, did the kids killed by the bear go to hell or heaven? If they go to heaven then isn't that like giving them their christmas presents in June? An early treat that everyone else should be jealous of, or if they went to hell why punish them for eternity with no chance to redeem themselves? Your points are pathetic and were countered in minutes.
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#249 Brosephus_Rex
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OP is a f*****

DroidPhysX

This, too.

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#250 MrPraline
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wal·rus (wôlrs, wl-) n. pl. walrus or wal·rus·es A large marine mammal (Odobenus rosmarus) of Arctic regions, related to the seals and having two long tusks, tough wrinkled skin, and four flippers. Also called sea horse.