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3stagevtec wrote:also, judging from the intelligence you have shown in your replies, i'm willing to bet you have NO idea how the formulas you posted work.. sad..
bluefete wrote:There are only two ways to live your life:
One is as though nothing is a miracle.
The other is as though everything is a miracle.
Albert Einstein
Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:bluefete wrote:There are only two ways to live your life:
One is as though nothing is a miracle.
The other is as though everything is a miracle.
Albert Einstein
^ how true.
You do realise that Einstein is proving your theories wrong.
Do you think the innocent people and children that die in natural disasters is a miracle? You think AIDS and cancer are miracles? You think when a mother loses her 3 year old to painful leukemia that is a miracle?
bluefete wrote:[ For example, I can program my computer to say "I love you" when it starts up. Does this mean that the computer really loves me? Of course not! Likewise, God could have programmed humans to say that they loved Him, without the possibility of rejecting Him or performing evil deeds. However, these programmed beings would exhibit about as much true love as my computer - not a very satisfying relationship. Therefore, God created the universe for the express purpose of allowing free will spiritual beings the opportunity to have fellowship with Him (and likewise, reject Him).
Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:^ you've heard of blind faith - this seems to be blind, deaf and dumb faith.bluefete wrote:DFC: If you create a robot and gave it free will, will that robot ever be higher than you?
Let's say you give the robot artificial intelligence, would that robot ever be smarter than you, who made it?
Why abrogate unto yourself, a power that you do not and will never have?
oh dear
every day man makes computers and machines that are more capable than we are. A computer can do complex calculations that we cannot humanly do - yet WE created computers. Robots are known to be stronger, faster, more resilient and less prone to error - already that is superior to their creator.
Another thing to think about:
Man is far from perfect. If we make robots with AI and free will, are we their God? should we insist that they pray to us and fear us? Would it be immoral to do so?
Luckily though with their intelligence and heuristics the robots will be smart and logical enough to know not to write texts about their creator and fill it with feelings, emotions, stories and ideas to make themselves feel comfortable in the universe.
Strange: The History Channel just showed how a pyroclastic flow from the Krakatoa eruption in 1883, in a matter of hours, formed imposing land cliffs. Part of the series on How The Earth Was Made.
This was due to the force and speed of the flows.
But of course this could not happen from an evolutionary perspective because God did not know what he was doing and evolution requires a very long time line.
Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:so you were quoting from an agnostic and agreeing with him?
you love contradicting yourself?
the sites you are quoting from their examples are flawed:
Take the last example you made herebluefete wrote:[ For example, I can program my computer to say "I love you" when it starts up. Does this mean that the computer really loves me? Of course not! Likewise, God could have programmed humans to say that they loved Him, without the possibility of rejecting Him or performing evil deeds. However, these programmed beings would exhibit about as much true love as my computer - not a very satisfying relationship. Therefore, God created the universe for the express purpose of allowing free will spiritual beings the opportunity to have fellowship with Him (and likewise, reject Him).
We do not yet have the ability to make a computer have real feelings. So the most we CAN do is to make the computer only say the words.
However if God is all powerful then he can make us say AND feel it and anything else he wants. So why doesn't he?
Even if God just loved to see a soul freely accept God and each soul is important to God then why extinguish lives before they have the opportunity to realise God and the Bible? That's a waste of souls don't you think?
Bluefete if you are so right then this should have been an easy argument for you to win in 4 pages, however at 44 pages you are struggling to find sites on Google to quote and read from that support your point of view while the rest of us are using common sense and logic to refute you successfully, page by page, for the past 44 pages!
Oh and you never answered to my rebuttalDuane 3NE 2NR wrote:^ you've heard of blind faith - this seems to be blind, deaf and dumb faith.bluefete wrote:DFC: If you create a robot and gave it free will, will that robot ever be higher than you?
Let's say you give the robot artificial intelligence, would that robot ever be smarter than you, who made it?
Why abrogate unto yourself, a power that you do not and will never have?
oh dear
every day man makes computers and machines that are more capable than we are. A computer can do complex calculations that we cannot humanly do - yet WE created computers. Robots are known to be stronger, faster, more resilient and less prone to error - already that is superior to their creator.
Another thing to think about:
Man is far from perfect. If we make robots with AI and free will, are we their God? should we insist that they pray to us and fear us? Would it be immoral to do so?
Luckily though with their intelligence and heuristics the robots will be smart and logical enough to know not to write texts about their creator and fill it with feelings, emotions, stories and ideas to make themselves feel comfortable in the universe.
Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:^ LOL - I think he is saying that since he saw a mountain made in a couple of hours on TV proves how God made the earth in a week.
the thing is, he says evolution "requires a very long time" but that's for ANIMALS, not land masses
bluefete wrote:Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:bluefete wrote:There are only two ways to live your life:
One is as though nothing is a miracle.
The other is as though everything is a miracle.
Albert Einstein
^ how true.
You do realise that Einstein is proving your theories wrong.
Do you think the innocent people and children that die in natural disasters is a miracle? You think AIDS and cancer are miracles? You think when a mother loses her 3 year old to painful leukemia that is a miracle?
Albert Einstein claimed to be an agnostic.
http://www.godandscience.org/apologetics/einstein.html
Life & death co-exist at this point in human existence.
There is Too Much Evil and Suffering For God to Exist?
by Rich Deem
Atheists often claim that the presence of evil is an argument against the existence of God. The Christian God is supposed to be both loving and all-powerful. Despite these characteristics, God seems to be unable or unwilling to prevent the vast amount of evil and suffering in the world. The atheist concludes that either God is not loving or not all-powerful or that God does not exist, because if He did exist, He could stop all the suffering. The atheistic arguments contain some subtle assumptions that, as I will show, do not apply to the God of the Bible and His created universe. Even the assumption that evil and suffering are bad for us must be questioned in light of what the Bible says. This page specifically defends the principle that moral evil must exist. Another page examines the reasons why natural evil must exist. Although many atheists claim the presence of moral evil precludes the existence of God, others admit that God would be completely justified in allowing moral evil.1
The atheists' logical argument
What I have found is that atheists like to say that their arguments against God's existence specifically exclude the God of the Bible as a God who could exist. However, in reality, atheists produce generic arguments against a generic God whose characteristics and creation do not match those that are described in the Bible. Atheists may not accept what the Bible says, but they cannot say the God of the Bible cannot logically exist and then ignore what the Bible has to say about the characteristics of God. If the atheist states that the God of the Bible is logically impossible, he cannot pick and choose which arguments from the Bible to accept in order to "prove" his point. Let's formalize the atheist's arguments:
1. God is all-powerful, loving, and perfect.
2. A perfect, loving God would create a universe that was perfect (e.g., no evil and suffering).
3. The universe is not perfect but contains evil and suffering.
Therefore, God does not exist.
The Bible's Response
The Bible does state that God is "all powerful." In the Old Testament, one of God's titles is "El Shadday," which is translated "God Almighty."2 The Bible also states that God is loving.3 In fact, the Bible indicates that God is love.4 The Bible also indicates that God is perfect.5 So, we can agree that the first statement is a correct interpretation of what the Bible says about the characteristics of God.
The next statement indicates that a perfect, loving God must create a universe that is perfect. This is the statement that is false and invalidates the argument. Nowhere does the Bible state that the universe was created to be perfect. God Himself called it "good"6 and "very good,"7 but never "perfect." In fact, God Himself stated that part of the original creation was "not good."8 The Bible states that the current universe is not perfect,9 but was designed to be temporary10 and will be replaced with a perfect universe11 that will be permanent.12 Science also tells us that the universe was designed to be temporary.13
Why two creations instead of one?
Why would God create an imperfect, temporary universe only to replace it later with a perfect one? Why wouldn't God have created a perfect universe in the first place? This is a good question, but shows a lack of understanding of the biblical reason of why God created the universe. One can find the reason for the creation of the universe in the first few chapters of the Bible. God created humans in order to have a personal relationship with them, which He had with Adam and Eve before they sinned (Genesis 2). Jesus said that the first and foremost commandment was to "Love the Lord your God..."14 A personal relationship, characterized by the possibility of love, is only possible if created beings are given free will. If God had created the universe with no possibility of evil or sin, then the created beings would have had no free will, and, as such, would essentially be programmed computers. Such beings would be incapable of love, since love involves making a choice - which requires the ability to choose not to love. For example, I can program my computer to say "I love you" when it starts up. Does this mean that the computer really loves me? Of course not! Likewise, God could have programmed humans to say that they loved Him, without the possibility of rejecting Him or performing evil deeds. However, these programmed beings would exhibit about as much true love as my computer - not a very satisfying relationship. Therefore, God created the universe for the express purpose of allowing free will spiritual beings the opportunity to have fellowship with Him (and likewise, reject Him).
Read The rest here:
http://www.godandscience.org/apologetic ... ering.html
MG Man wrote:'god tests our faith'
pffffffffffft
another retarded way religious types try to explain the random crap that occurs in life.....
bluefete wrote:You keep mixing up religion and God. The 2 don't necessarily mix. If you put no faith in the Bible, Qu'ran, Gita, and so on; is this life all there is?
You guys are afraid of your own mortality. You are not a random mutation placed here by accident. There is a beautiful purpose for your existence (other than denying God down to the last) and in your denials, God is using you to help show others his existence.
The beauty of free will at a price.
And you keep ignoring the words that were written long before modern day instruments were invented to prove the writings.
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