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The Grimmus
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Ok let's all (if we don't already do) believe that god or a god exists what would you ask him if you only had one question.
Mine would have to be
Yo what up G
Mine would have to be
Yo what up G
same here. but since you already mention it, i'll say,Originally posted by sir-pinski
How about one simple question:
Why?
Originally posted by megashawn
I'd probably have to ask him for a few more apples, since I'm damned anyways, I might as well understand a lil better.
If there was actually a god, and I got to ask him a question, I'd end up getting kicked out of heaven for treason or something.
But seriously, I'd probably say to him "Dear lord, almighty loving god, (get the butt kissing out the way") Why is it that you have provided humanity with so many things that shows humanity you probably do not exist and your storys were all made up? Not that I would dare question your omnipotence, but why is it that you felt compelled to create a being that is prone to failure (Actually learns by mistake) and then put enough evidence to go againsts the bible, and convince a large part of mankind you do not exist? I thought you were supposed to love us all."
Originally posted by The Grimmus
Ok let's all (if we don't already do) believe that god or a god exists what would you ask him if you only had one question.
Maybe they do. After-all, it is argued by many (including myself) that "God is all" and "God is omnipresent". The bottom-line of such statements is that there is nobody else other than God; and that "everyone else" is a figment of God's imagination.Originally posted by HazZy
i myself believe in god, but i find way too many people believe they know exactly what god thinks.
That's easy: you'd just treat everyone else like yourself. "Love your neighbour as yourself.". Therefore, you would have a particular mind-set.Originally posted by FZ+
How can we tell if I am thinking like God?
How can the self-awareness of 'Deity' acknowledge Godlessness? I.e, how could 'God' believe that there was no God, if 'God' is the one doing the believing?Maybe God is an atheist too, like me...
If God is not purely-logical, how could he recognise his own self-significance?Why should God be logical?
Why not a greedy god? Do you treat a lowly subsiduary like your toe as you do the whole of yourself?That's easy: you'd just treat everyone else like yourself. "Love your neighbour as yourself.". Therefore, you would have a particular mind-set.
Because he believes in another universal mind above him that defines his illusionary existence, duh!How can the self-awareness of 'Deity' acknowledge Godlessness? I.e, how could 'God' believe that there was no God, if 'God' is the one doing the believing?
Because he must limit himself, and hence produce the universe. And what if God has a higher form of logic that you do, and can recognise whatever without your limited logic?If God is not purely-logical, how could he recognise his own self-significance?
Consequently, impure-logic produces a limited vision of what God is.
i myself believe in god, but i find way too many people believe they know exactly what god thinks. this goes for anybody who says "if god was loving he wouldn't damn me." to "if you don't believe in my god you go to hell." face it, god wouldn't think like us and our feeble minds. just live life with an open mind, maybe god will come to you (yeah, extremely corny, but live with it ).
settle down guy, i get around sooner or later...Originally posted by megashawn
Why would I claim to know what an non-existant imaginary being was thinking?
I am merely assuming a belief for the sake of arguement. I do that often.
What other way is there to think anyhow? For you to say something like "face it, god wouldn't think like us and our feeble minds" is to assume that you know how god thinks and you are guilty of exactly what you find in "way to many people".
Welcome to the club.
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And what if living with an open mind is what lead you to the decision that not one religion of the world has the right answers? What if that is the catalyst that provoked one to be an "atheist"?
These are my thought too.Originally posted by N_Quire
Maybe we'd say to god as Bertrand Russell said he would: "What did you expect me to believe? You didn't provide any evidence."
assuming god exists it wouldn't be too much of an assumption that it is a great deal smarter than anything it created and has a great deal more logic. i would also assume that since a god would essentially "know all things" it would have a distinct advantage over humans whom have limited knowledge of just about everything. but i will give you one thing, it still is an assumption. I am so sorry. maybe einstein said it best, "My religion consists of a humble admiration of the illimitable superior spirit who reveals himself in the slight details we are able to perceive with our frail and feeble mind."
This is a question that has been pondered by humans for centuries. Some believe that the meaning of life is to find happiness, others believe it is to fulfill a certain purpose or destiny. As a scientist, I would ask God for a scientific explanation of the meaning of life, if there is one.
This is a question that has troubled many people, including scientists. Some believe that suffering and evil are a result of free will, while others believe it is a test of faith. As a scientist, I would ask God for a scientific explanation of the existence of suffering and evil, if there is one.
This is a question that has fascinated humans for centuries. Many religions have different beliefs about the afterlife, but as a scientist, I would ask God for a scientific explanation of what happens to our consciousness and energy after we die.
Religion has been a major part of human history, but with so many different beliefs and practices, it can be confusing. As a scientist, I would ask God for a scientific explanation of why there are so many different religions and beliefs, and if there is one true religion.
The universe is vast and mysterious, and many people wonder about its purpose. As a scientist, I would ask God for a scientific explanation of the purpose of the universe, if there is one. I would also ask about the possibility of other universes and if there is life beyond our own planet.