Argue about Christianity and God..
Why do you think what you think?
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Permalink Reply by MrFrenchDog on September 15, 2011 at 2:14pm Well Heaven is just meant to be a 'perfect' version of life, so i'm guessing there would be a lot to do. You're meant to experience more fun than would have on earth, more happiness etc, but with no pain etc.
It seems like Christians aren't allowed to use the phrase 'free will' but as for why would God let good people die and suffer..
He had to give us free will for us to be able to love him, because programmed love is not real love. He had to let us run the world without stepping in to magically fix everything because by showing the world as perfect and showing everything as fixable would be taking away our free will again. Humans are ultimately to blame for the pain and suffering of other humans, not God.
Gohi said:
The only religious or spiritual text that ever made sense to me was the philosophy of Vitalism; that there is a 'divine spark' that caused the universe to begin expanding and that not everything is up to chance. But even that is a little bit under-developed and doesn't have a lot of logic backing it.
What irritates me is when people say "God, thank you for keeping us safe on our camping trip this weekend!" Like God really cares about you and your f****** camping trip but lets good people starve and die all over the world.
Also, Heaven sounds like an incredibly boring place. What's left to do after you chit-chat with all your family members and compare your white robes?
Permalink Reply by kittens bieber ♥ on September 15, 2011 at 2:15pm telling people to argue is starting an argument.
action garage [berry] said:
Permalink Reply by MrFrenchDog on September 15, 2011 at 2:16pm I think there is a force much greater than chance....
imo people can call It whatever they like and choose to worship It or aknowledge It in any way they choose
but I truly believe It is there....
I don't think this force ever was or ever will be a human or in human form....
I think what I think ...cuz baby I was born this way
Permalink Reply by MrFrenchDog on September 15, 2011 at 2:17pm I can't disprove God, so I waiver back and forth.
Permalink Reply by MrFrenchDog on September 15, 2011 at 2:19pm which would then lead to an argument, if that suggestion is followed.
And before you say that stating a straight out argument would have been easier, i'm fine with this way. I've gotten the kind of replies i was looking for.
kitten$ bieber ♥ said:
uh...no. telling people to argue is making a suggestion to start an argument.
MrFrenchDog said:
telling people to argue is starting an argument.
action garage [berry] said:
Permalink Reply by kittens bieber ♥ on September 15, 2011 at 10:14pm which would then lead to an argument, if that suggestion is followed.
And before you say that stating a straight out argument would have been easier, i'm fine with this way. I've gotten the kind of replies i was looking for.
kitten$ bieber ♥ said:uh...no. telling people to argue is making a suggestion to start an argument.
MrFrenchDog said:
telling people to argue is starting an argument.
action garage [berry] said:

Permalink Reply by Gohi on September 16, 2011 at 1:57am Unfortunately, I've heard lots of people imply the opposite: that nothing good happens without God making it happen for us. It's whack.
Also, I too am wondering why this thread singles out Christianity and doesn't mention other religions.
MrFrenchDog said:
Well Heaven is just meant to be a 'perfect' version of life, so i'm guessing there would be a lot to do. You're meant to experience more fun than would have on earth, more happiness etc, but with no pain etc.
It seems like Christians aren't allowed to use the phrase 'free will' but as for why would God let good people die and suffer..
He had to give us free will for us to be able to love him, because programmed love is not real love. He had to let us run the world without stepping in to magically fix everything because by showing the world as perfect and showing everything as fixable would be taking away our free will again. Humans are ultimately to blame for the pain and suffering of other humans, not God.
Gohi said:The only religious or spiritual text that ever made sense to me was the philosophy of Vitalism; that there is a 'divine spark' that caused the universe to begin expanding and that not everything is up to chance. But even that is a little bit under-developed and doesn't have a lot of logic backing it.
What irritates me is when people say "God, thank you for keeping us safe on our camping trip this weekend!" Like God really cares about you and your f****** camping trip but lets good people starve and die all over the world.
Also, Heaven sounds like an incredibly boring place. What's left to do after you chit-chat with all your family members and compare your white robes?
Permalink Reply by =gregor= on September 16, 2011 at 8:30am unexplained events, the beauty of nature, the magic of science, and coincidence make me believe in God.
All the evil forces in the world also make me believe in God, because I just think its Satan showing himself to us. So if Satan is real, then there has to be an opposite force, which would be God.
But then I see things like Zeitgiest, and totally write off God, until I realize that Religion is really the farce, not God.
And then other times, I think Aliens put us here....but who created the Aliens? Alien God?
MrFrenchDog said:
What are your doubts? and what makes you think God might be real?
Gregor =w= Langbehn said:
I can't disprove God, so I waiver back and forth.
Permalink Reply by Buzz Killington [spaz] on September 16, 2011 at 9:08am
Permalink Reply by =gregor= on September 16, 2011 at 10:32am I thought Jesus was Jewish
Permalink Reply by John Smith on September 16, 2011 at 12:06pm © 2013 Created by Weezer.
