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       #Post#: 1205--------------------------------------------------
       God
   DIR By: Tollison
       Date: September 11, 2013, 12:46 am
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       What are your views on the existence of God?  I will post my
       view at around 21:00 CET, gmt +2, Central European Standard
       time!!!
       #Post#: 1214--------------------------------------------------
       Re: God
   DIR By: SamLowe
       Date: September 11, 2013, 7:47 am
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       I don't believe in God because there is no good reason to
       believe in God.
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       Re: God
   DIR By: Tollison
       Date: September 11, 2013, 2:27 pm
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       I believe in God because there is good reason to believe in God.
       Through physics, the knowledge of nature, we find that no matter
       how much smaller particles we find there are always smaller
       particles leaving us to believe that we were created by
       something instead of nothing.
       #Post#: 1221--------------------------------------------------
       Re: God
   DIR By: Perry_Hewbes
       Date: September 11, 2013, 2:39 pm
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       how does universe seems infinite = god exists?
       Also having a "good reason" to believe in god is pretty
       irrelevant. "good reason" could mean anything... like "it makes
       me happy". what is important in determining if god exists is the
       evidence present for its existence, which there simply isn't
       any.
       #Post#: 1223--------------------------------------------------
       Re: God
   DIR By: Tollison
       Date: September 11, 2013, 2:50 pm
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       --- Quote from: SamLowe link ---
       >
       > I don't believe in God because there is no good reason to
       believe in God.
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       If good reason is irrelevant then you don't believe in God
       because you don't believe in God.
       Why don't you believe in God?
       #Post#: 1228--------------------------------------------------
       Re: God
   DIR By: SamLowe
       Date: September 11, 2013, 4:22 pm
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       [quote=Tollison]If good reason is irrelevant then you don't
       believe in God because you don't believe in God.
       Why don't you believe in God?[/quote]
       You can apply the same logic to every imaginable thing then. Why
       don't you believe in a flying spaghetti-monster? Why don't you
       believe the Hindu gods exist? Why don't you believe an immortal
       man named McFuckface exist? Unless you believe that every
       imaginable thing exist, you're using the same irrelevant
       argument as I do.
       Basic Logic states that you can't prove that something doesn't
       exist. It's up to the person claiming that something exist to
       prove it, not the other way around.
       #Post#: 1230--------------------------------------------------
       Re: God
   DIR By: Tollison
       Date: September 11, 2013, 5:58 pm
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       --- Quote from: SamLowe link ---
       >
       > [quote=Tollison]If good reason is irrelevant then you don't
       believe in God because you don't believe in God.
       >
       > Why don't you believe in God?
       --- End Quote ---
       You can apply the same logic to every imaginable thing then. Why
       don't you believe in a flying spaghetti-monster? Why don't you
       believe the Hindu gods exist? Why don't you believe an immortal
       man named Mc****face exist? Unless you believe that every
       imaginable thing exist, you're using the same irrelevant
       argument as I do.
       Basic Logic states that you can't prove that something doesn't
       exist. It's up to the person claiming that something exist to
       prove it, not the other way around.
       [/quote]
       You can prove that something exists.  Look for it and you will
       find it.  That is how we find all things.
       #Post#: 1232--------------------------------------------------
       Re: God
   DIR By: Celestial_One
       Date: September 11, 2013, 7:43 pm
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       He's saying you can't prove something doesn't exist, which is
       why it's on you to provide proof or evidence supporting the
       existence of God.
       #Post#: 1233--------------------------------------------------
       Re: God
   DIR By: Chakra
       Date: September 11, 2013, 7:45 pm
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       --- Quote ---
       > You can prove that something exists.  Look for it and you will
       find it.  That is how we find all things.
       --- End Quote ---
       You can only prove intangible things, like the pythagorean
       theorem or X in Y, Y in Z, thus X in Z. Even the most basic
       things on the physical world, such as gravity, time, etc, can't
       be proven. Instead we gather a large amount of evidence and make
       generalization.
       This is why it is the theory of gravity, the theory of
       evolution, and the theory of the big bang. Physics tends to use
       a different terminology, but a physical law is still defined as
       "a theoretical principle deduced from particular facts."
       And, as such, when taking the words "theist" and "atheist"
       strictly, it is illogical to be either. Instead, agnosticism,
       which accepts that a God may exist, it simply can't be proven,
       would describe those that are logical.
       As such, when I say I'm an atheist, what I really mean is that I
       accept there is a chance God may exist, it is just incredibly
       improbable, to the point of near zero, to be the case.
       Zooming in on particles and learning they are complex is by no
       means evidence a creator exists. Evidence of such would be to
       find a pattern of galaxies that spell out the words, "I Exist,"
       or even, "potato." You know, something that we can't attribute
       naturally. Even then, I'd rather accept the existence of an
       extremely complex civilization that has such advanced technology
       it can guide the location of galaxies after surviving a Big Bang
       type event.
       #Post#: 1234--------------------------------------------------
       Re: God
   DIR By: HaWkys
       Date: September 11, 2013, 7:49 pm
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       I am against religion because it teaches us to be satisfied with
       not understanding the world.
       - Richard Dawkins
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