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Proving God
November 26, 2009
5:48 pm PDT
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Why is it that most people are here on this site? An interest in the paranormal, correct? Looking for proof of something else that we're not sure about exsists, and debunking what is not true. So why is it that when it comes to god… we throw that mentality out the window and have blind faith? If someone came on this forum and had blind faith in ghosts or some other paranormal phenomena, with absolutely no proof, you would be skeptical at best. Why is it that our curious minds are put on hold when god is one issue where you think your curiosity and demand for the truth WITH evidence would be strongest? What I'm saying is that science wins out over what someone tried to present as truth to me when I was a child. I mean think about it. The theory of god is perpetuated by us. We need to start thinking outside the god box…..then make an intelligent decision about how we feel about it. We owe it to ourselves as thinking Human Beings.

...And The Band Played On...
November 26, 2009
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Why is it that most people are here on this site? An interest in the paranormal, correct? Looking for proof of something else that we're not sure about exsists, and debunking what is not true. So why is it that when it comes to god… we throw that mentality out the window and have blind faith? If someone came on this forum and had blind faith in ghosts or some other paranormal phenomena, with absolutely no proof, you would be skeptical at best. Why is it that our curious minds are put on hold when god is one issue where you think your curiosity and demand for the truth WITH evidence would be strongest? What I'm saying is that science wins out over what someone tried to present as truth to me when I was a child. I mean think about it. The theory of god is perpetuated by us. We need to start thinking outside the god box…..then make an intelligent decision about how we feel about it. We owe it to ourselves as thinking Human Beings.

Frankly, I couldn't have said it better myself.

Kudos

Imagine there's no heaven, it's easy if you try.



John Lennon





That which is unchallenged and exercised as habit rapidly becomes ritual.

When this occurs, dissent becomes an object of surprise, if not resentment.



B. Carmon Hardy
November 26, 2009
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Why is it that most people are here on this site? An interest in the paranormal, correct? Looking for proof of something else that we're not sure about exsists, and debunking what is not true. So why is it that when it comes to god… we throw that mentality out the window and have blind faith? If someone came on this forum and had blind faith in ghosts or some other paranormal phenomena, with absolutely no proof, you would be skeptical at best. Why is it that our curious minds are put on hold when god is one issue where you think your curiosity and demand for the truth WITH evidence would be strongest? What I'm saying is that science wins out over what someone tried to present as truth to me when I was a child. I mean think about it. The theory of god is perpetuated by us. We need to start thinking outside the god box…..then make an intelligent decision about how we feel about it. We owe it to ourselves as thinking Human Beings.

I've done that and I still believe in God, but that is me, and I think each individual should make their own choice on what they believe according to what they know, and feel. Trust me, just because I believe in God does not make me any different than the next individual who doesn't. It just means I believe in God and they don't. I think this world is big enough for all views.

December 2, 2009
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Why is it that most people are here on this site? An interest in the paranormal, correct? Looking for proof of something else that we're not sure about exsists, and debunking what is not true. So why is it that when it comes to god… we throw that mentality out the window and have blind faith? If someone came on this forum and had blind faith in ghosts or some other paranormal phenomena, with absolutely no proof, you would be skeptical at best. Why is it that our curious minds are put on hold when god is one issue where you think your curiosity and demand for the truth WITH evidence would be strongest? What I'm saying is that science wins out over what someone tried to present as truth to me when I was a child. I mean think about it. The theory of god is perpetuated by us. We need to start thinking outside the god box…..then make an intelligent decision about how we feel about it. We owe it to ourselves as thinking Human Beings.

It seems to me quite obvious that the idea of God is a human invention, and studying the Abrahamic versions, male-made. The mysogyny and all.

December 2, 2009
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To me, the proof of God is simple…

Before the "Big Bang" there was nothing. And then the Bang happened, and there was everything. So if there was nothing, how did a Bang happen at all? Something had to cause it. Absolutely nothing is causeless in this universe.

And speaking of universes, even if there are more of them, they had to come from somewhere too.

We don't know that "there was nothing". In fact – the mathematics suggest that ours is one of possibly an infinite number of universes. Is this the case? I don't know. At present there are emerging technologies which may prove the existence of a parallel universe. What then?

In fact – we can only infer that there was a "big bang". It appears that way to our limited understanding.

500 years ago we "knew" that disease was caused by witchcraft or evil spirits. How? Our religions told us that it was.

I have seen nothing that requires the presence of a divine intelligence.

BTW – there are "causeless" things in this universe that we can actually see. Google "virtual particles" and then google "quantum entanglement". THEN tell me that everything "that we know about" has a "cause". The universe is a far stranger place that you're giving it credit for.

December 2, 2009
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BTW – there are "causeless" things in this universe that we can actually see. Google "virtual particles" and then google "quantum entanglement". THEN tell me that everything "that we know about" has a "cause". The universe is a far stranger place that you're giving it credit for.

This is why I believe anything is possible – up to and including God (and ghosts). The universe is, indeed, very strange. And the smaller the scale that we study, the weirder it gets. But that's what I like about it.

Let me be clear – when I say anything is possible – I mean possible. That doesn't mean I believe or disbelieve. I just believe in the possibilities.

December 2, 2009
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I believe in miracles too!

December 2, 2009
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We don't know that "there was nothing". In fact – the mathematics suggest that ours is one of possibly an infinite number of universes. Is this the case? I don't know. At present there are emerging technologies which may prove the existence of a parallel universe. What then?

In fact – we can only infer that there was a "big bang". It appears that way to our limited understanding.

500 years ago we "knew" that disease was caused by witchcraft or evil spirits. How? Our religions told us that it was.

I have seen nothing that requires the presence of a divine intelligence.

BTW – there are "causeless" things in this universe that we can actually see. Google "virtual particles" and then google "quantum entanglement". THEN tell me that everything "that we know about" has a "cause". The universe is a far stranger place that you're giving it credit for.

Oh yes…the last resting place of anyone who fancies themselves to be "above" all the religious nonsense, such as saying that sickness is caused by the Devil and other forms of silliness.

Seriously, before you rush to judgment, do some research first. You are simply listening to the things you were told, and people before you were told…it doesn't mean it was true.

You sound like an educated fellow. If this is the case, then I challenge you to go to this site..http://www.godandscience.org/a…..n3Xw3QO6x0

After you read the information therein, perhaps you will understand a little more of where we religious nuts are coming from. We aren't the backwards peasants of the medieval days of yore that you seem to imply we are.

Thanks!

Oh…and regarding the "virtual particles"….can you hold them in your hand, or are they just another hypothetical particle that "might" answer someones hypothetical ideas of what makes the universe (singular) tick? /smile.png' class='bbc_emoticon' alt=':unsure:' />

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December 3, 2009
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1.) I've never used the term "religious nuts" except in regard to morons who believe their god tells them to kill unbelievers.

2.) Virtual particles are real. They have been directly observed and can still be directly observed in a properly equipped lab. Further – if these virtual particles interact with other particles they become something different and more permanent. This phenomenon has been directly observed. This includes one virtual particle interacting with another virtual particle. For me it's easy to imagine virtual particles popping into existence in an otherwise empty universe where there is "nothing". Given enough time there could be enough mass created "from nothing" to create the theoretical "Big Bang". God is not necessary in this scenario.

3.) The theoretical existence of "dark matter" seems to be pointing to the existence of a parallel universe. Some physicists suspect that a percentage of mass from this universe is being shunted into an alternate universe (or being distributed into other dimensions) which would account for the discrepancy in observations versus calculations.

4.) I've seen the site you referenced before and remain unconvinced. Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence. I launched myself on a spiritual quest in 1991. I've read hundreds-of-thousands of pages of religious texts, analysis and opinions. I've studied world religions in college. I've talked with Catholic priests, Protestant ministers, Buddhist monks and Sufis. I've visited temples in China and witnessed voodoo rituals in the caribbean.

The conclusion that I have arrived at is that it is impossible for humans to know the mind of a god. It is impossible to know if there is an afterlife. It is impossible to know what god's plan is and that there is nothing that we could do on this earth to prepare for an eternal afterlife…. much as it is impossible for a fetus to consciously "prepare for" life after birth.

This is a settled point: FAITH = (BELIEF WITHOUT PROOF) Proof denies Faith and without Faith I am nothing. (Sound familiar?)

I require proof. Once someone tells me to "just believe it" my spidey sense starts tingling.

December 4, 2009
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1.) I've never used the term "religious nuts" except in regard to morons who believe their god tells them to kill unbelievers.

2.) Virtual particles are real. They have been directly observed and can still be directly observed in a properly equipped lab. Further – if these virtual particles interact with other particles they become something different and more permanent. This phenomenon has been directly observed. This includes one virtual particle interacting with another virtual particle. For me it's easy to imagine virtual particles popping into existence in an otherwise empty universe where there is "nothing". Given enough time there could be enough mass created "from nothing" to create the theoretical "Big Bang". God is not necessary in this scenario.

3.) The theoretical existence of "dark matter" seems to be pointing to the existence of a parallel universe. Some physicists suspect that a percentage of mass from this universe is being shunted into an alternate universe (or being distributed into other dimensions) which would account for the discrepancy in observations versus calculations.

4.) I've seen the site you referenced before and remain unconvinced. Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence. I launched myself on a spiritual quest in 1991. I've read hundreds-of-thousands of pages of religious texts, analysis and opinions. I've studied world religions in college. I've talked with Catholic priests, Protestant ministers, Buddhist monks and Sufis. I've visited temples in China and witnessed voodoo rituals in the caribbean.

The conclusion that I have arrived at is that it is impossible for humans to know the mind of a god. It is impossible to know if there is an afterlife. It is impossible to know what god's plan is and that there is nothing that we could do on this earth to prepare for an eternal afterlife…. much as it is impossible for a fetus to consciously "prepare for" life after birth.

This is a settled point: FAITH = (BELIEF WITHOUT PROOF) Proof denies Faith and without Faith I am nothing. (Sound familiar?)

I require proof. Once someone tells me to "just believe it" my spidey sense starts tingling.

There are those that would claim belief without evidence, proof, is the noblest of virtues. I'm not with that.

December 4, 2009
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There are those that would claim belief without evidence, proof, is the noblest of virtues.

Clearly true…. otherwise Ghost Hunters would've been cancelled years ago.

December 4, 2009
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Sigh…if that's how you choose to go about life, more power to you. Seems pretty empty and sad though. What exactly do you live for? I mean, in your worldview, life is pointless right? There's no reason for it. We are just machines with the biological need to reproduce. For no reason. There is no reason to reproduce, because in the end, reproduction gains us nothing. The entire species will either be wiped out, or will move on to be something else according to the evolutionists…But WHY? You may say that if we reproduce better than the next life-form than we are the better species to live. But again, why? What does it matter? There would be no point or purpose in seeking knowledge. No urge to do what is "right" for another person that we care about. Shoot, why have emotions at all? They don't help me mate. Heck, they mostly hindered it when I was a teenager! /laugh.png' class='bbc_emoticon' alt='B)' />

So again. I affirm your right to believe what you do, but I also claim the right of thinking you are crazy to want that kind of worldview. /unsure.png' class='bbc_emoticon' alt='Laugh' />

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December 4, 2009
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Well I think this is almost my first posts here. Hey can I start a I give Kudos page? lol Okay this isn't the thread for this.

This post is intended to be humorous and serious, I am tired.

Here are the reasons I don't believe in god or christianity. Please note this comes from a past worship leader with over 30 years devotion.

Don't hold that against me, its easy to get sucked in, especially when your brought up that way. I was looked up to, until I started thinking

differently. Now anytime someone offers to pray with me, I ask that we pray their eyes are opened to reason. Usually they don't like to

pray that with me..

But I digress: Here are some reasons.

1.) Without scripture (language in general) there is no evidence for any god. If scripture was removed from the face of the earth, there is nothing we can point too, outside of language, that says "god".

2.) Faith is not a virtue, its a vice. By definition it is belief without logical proof or empirical evidence, and irrational postion to hold when it comes to living ones life by some manual written by man or taking direction from another man.

3.) God… a being whose only definition is that he is beyond man's power to conceive.

I will say I believe in the possibility of god but I sure am leaning a lot more towards there is a lot more of me in god, than there is god outside of me.

WWGSD..

December 4, 2009
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Well I think this is almost my first posts here. Hey can I start a I give Kudos page? lol Okay this isn't the thread for this.

This post is intended to be humorous and serious, I am tired.

Here are the reasons I don't believe in god or christianity. Please note this comes from a past worship leader with over 30 years devotion.

Don't hold that against me, its easy to get sucked in, especially when your brought up that way. I was looked up to, until I started thinking

differently. Now anytime someone offers to pray with me, I ask that we pray their eyes are opened to reason. Usually they don't like to

pray that with me..

But I digress: Here are some reasons.

1.) Without scripture (language in general) there is no evidence for any god. If scripture was removed from the face of the earth, there is nothing we can point too, outside of language, that says "god".

2.) Faith is not a virtue, its a vice. By definition it is belief without logical proof or empirical evidence, and irrational postion to hold when it comes to living ones life by some manual written by man or taking direction from another man.

3.) God… a being whose only definition is that he is beyond man's power to conceive.

/sad.png' class='bbc_emoticon' alt='Laugh' /> But at least you can live guilt free and do whatever you want now right!? /laugh.png' class='bbc_emoticon' alt='B)' /> I'm guessing that in all those years of devotion, you never bothered to study apologetics. Maybe I'm wrong. But still, it's sad that you have rejected it. But….whatever! I certainly don't want to evangelize! LOL!! The funny part is, that a few years ago, I was where you are now. I hated it.

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December 4, 2009
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Sigh…if that's how you choose to go about life, more power to you. Seems pretty empty and sad though. What exactly do you live for? I mean, in your worldview, life is pointless right? There's no reason for it. We are just machines with the biological need to reproduce. For no reason. There is no reason to reproduce, because in the end, reproduction gains us nothing. The entire species will either be wiped out, or will move on to be something else according to the evolutionists…But WHY? You may say that if we reproduce better than the next life-form than we are the better species to live. But again, why? What does it matter? There would be no point or purpose in seeking knowledge. No urge to do what is "right" for another person that we care about. Shoot, why have emotions at all? They don't help me mate. Heck, they mostly hindered it when I was a teenager! /laugh.png' class='bbc_emoticon' alt='B)' />

So again. I affirm your right to believe what you do, but I also claim the right of thinking you are crazy to want that kind of worldview. /unsure.png' class='bbc_emoticon' alt='Laugh' />

god doesn't require people to believe in him god doesn't say anywhere that a man will be cursed for not believing in him, well except for OT.

Some of the most wonderful people in the world who are giving, just, loving, caring, devoted to communities and more are not christians or believers in god. Its not a prerequisite for fruitful life, a giving life, a compassionate life. Purpose is what people can make it. It shouldn't be what others tell you or give you. If you get it in your faith and in your beliefs, then that is great. However, please know, the same can be gained without it by others without it. Ask yourself seriously what it is your faith is giving you, that a person with love compassion devotion direction motivation and well defined purpose doesn't have. I mean absolutely no disrespect. You seem to equate non faithful people as pretty sad, or empty, no purpose, etc

I respect your view.

WWGSD..

December 4, 2009
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Sigh…if that's how you choose to go about life, more power to you. Seems pretty empty and sad though. What exactly do you live for? I mean, in your worldview, life is pointless right? There's no reason for it. We are just machines with the biological need to reproduce. For no reason. There is no reason to reproduce, because in the end, reproduction gains us nothing. The entire species will either be wiped out, or will move on to be something else according to the evolutionists…But WHY? You may say that if we reproduce better than the next life-form than we are the better species to live. But again, why? What does it matter? There would be no point or purpose in seeking knowledge. No urge to do what is "right" for another person that we care about. Shoot, why have emotions at all? They don't help me mate. Heck, they mostly hindered it when I was a teenager! /laugh.png' class='bbc_emoticon' alt='B)' />

So again. I affirm your right to believe what you do, but I also claim the right of thinking you are crazy to want that kind of worldview. /unsure.png' class='bbc_emoticon' alt='Laugh' />

I believe in God, but don't follow the tenants of the Christian faith, ie proclaiming Jesus Christ as my personal savior.

I don't think that make me crazy.

I can see where someone who believes in evolution comes from in the fact that animals reproduce because it is hardwired into their system, and with humans being just another mammal would make them subject to the same instincts to survive.

Now, that being said, I think what sets us apart is the fact that we have a soul which has chosen to dwell on this earthly plane for whatever reason. Yes, we are spiritual beings, but we inhabit physical bodies, and thus are open to the restrictions that such physical bodies impart, mainly the survival instinct and the drive to procreate, and thus continue the species.

December 4, 2009
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/sad.png' class='bbc_emoticon' alt=':(' /> But at least you can live guilt free and do whatever you want now right!? /laugh.png' class='bbc_emoticon' alt='Laugh' /> I'm guessing that in all those years of devotion, you never bothered to study apologetics. Maybe I'm wrong. But still, it's sad that you have rejected it. But….whatever! I certainly don't want to evangelize! LOL!! The funny part is, that a few years ago, I was where you are now. I hated it.

Don't feel bad, I really don't hate it. I have been godless for about 10 years. I have had more joy in my life these past 10 years than I have had

in the 30 before it /smile.png' class='bbc_emoticon' alt='Laugh' />

I respect where your at, I really do. It's just not for me, and I am not a bad person for not being where your at /smile.png' class='bbc_emoticon' alt='B)' />

What do you mean live guilt free? What you need god for a conscience? I am quite human thanks, and guilt is felt by people if they mess up. Unless your psychotic and I don't think there are Psalms for the psychotics.. lol Just antipsychotics lol

Actually I do what I feel a good man would do, not what someone who thinks they are a good leader wants me to do, or tells me to do, or thinks I should do. I like to think for myself /smile.png' class='bbc_emoticon' alt=':)' /> Something that you learn most organized religions really don't like. lol

WWGSD..

December 4, 2009
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Well I think this is almost my first posts here. Hey can I start a I give Kudos page? lol Okay this isn't the thread for this.

This post is intended to be humorous and serious, I am tired.

Here are the reasons I don't believe in god or christianity. Please note this comes from a past worship leader with over 30 years devotion.

Don't hold that against me, its easy to get sucked in, especially when your brought up that way. I was looked up to, until I started thinking

differently. Now anytime someone offers to pray with me, I ask that we pray their eyes are opened to reason. Usually they don't like to

pray that with me..

But I digress: Here are some reasons.

1.) Without scripture (language in general) there is no evidence for any god. If scripture was removed from the face of the earth, there is nothing we can point too, outside of language, that says "god".

2.) Faith is not a virtue, its a vice. By definition it is belief without logical proof or empirical evidence, and irrational postion to hold when it comes to living ones life by some manual written by man or taking direction from another man.

3.) God… a being whose only definition is that he is beyond man's power to conceive.

I will say I believe in the possibility of god but I sure am leaning a lot more towards there is a lot more of me in god, than there is god outside of me.

WWGSD..

I agree in the fact that we are all a part of God as much as he is a part of everything. We have to look no further than ourselves for proof of this.

December 4, 2009
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I agree in the fact that we are all a part of God as much as he is a part of everything. We have to look no further than ourselves for proof of this.

I wish I had proof of that, it sure would be nice to not have the responsibility of being my own god. *sort of chuckles*

I do believe in the idea of spirituality, I could even go as far to say there could be creator, but in order to take on these ideas and make them more true

you do have to remove reasonable doubt, and replace it with faith.

When you stated in an earlier post about properties that make us different is Soul?

So part of the mysteries of man could be, because we are in a physical body does this mean only physical bodies contain souls?

Can a body exist without a soul? Can a body hold more than one soul? How does a body know what soul belongs to it, or vice versa.

What are the properties of souls and what is the property that holds that soul to one particular body.

There is definitely something more to mankind than just what its mind can think of. I also think this is the same type of questions that mankind

has always asked from the time we could reason.

BTW, I don't think anyone who chooses a religious lifestyle to be crazy.

WWGSD.

December 4, 2009
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/sad.png' class='bbc_emoticon' alt='Laugh' /> But at least you can live guilt free and do whatever you want now right!? /laugh.png' class='bbc_emoticon' alt=':D' /> I'm guessing that in all those years of devotion, you never bothered to study apologetics. Maybe I'm wrong. But still, it's sad that you have rejected it. But….whatever! I certainly don't want to evangelize! LOL!! The funny part is, that a few years ago, I was where you are now. I hated it.

I don't understand how lack of faith means a guilt-free, responsibility-free life. Never, during times of atheism, agnosticism or faith have I ever lived a responsibility-free life. Treating fellow humans with respect and love can be a core value regardless of whether God exists or not.

It has been my observation that in some people (not everyone – but some) – belief in God gives them an excuse to blame someone else for the circumstances of our lives. I've also observed that some (not all, but some) justify all kinds of behavior either in the name of God, or as if they are being given a "free pas" because as long as they ask for forgiveness, salvation is still theirs.

I would say that maybe it makes you sad that people have rejected it – but it doesn't necessarily make them sad.

In the end, a person's belief or lack thereof is up to them alone, and it isn't for me to judge. Faith is a highly personal thing.

Sigh…if that's how you choose to go about life, more power to you. Seems pretty empty and sad though. What exactly do you live for? I mean, in your worldview, life is pointless right? There's no reason for it. We are just machines with the biological need to reproduce. For no reason. There is no reason to reproduce, because in the end, reproduction gains us nothing. The entire species will either be wiped out, or will move on to be something else according to the evolutionists…But WHY? You may say that if we reproduce better than the next life-form than we are the better species to live. But again, why? What does it matter? There would be no point or purpose in seeking knowledge. No urge to do what is "right" for another person that we care about. Shoot, why have emotions at all? They don't help me mate. Heck, they mostly hindered it when I was a teenager!

So again. I affirm your right to believe what you do, but I also claim the right of thinking you are crazy to want that kind of worldview

Just because one doesn't believe in God doesn't mean that their life is pointless. Whether God exits or not, we are still human beings capable of loving, living, joy, pain and passion. That is part of the human condition and the existence or lack thereof of God doesn't change that.

In case you were wondering, I believe in a uniting power that underlies the structure of the universe. I don't necessarily believe in a christian God, but I do believe in some version of God.

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