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belief vs. truth
I can believe that pigs fly all I want but that will not change the truth that they do not fly at this time in evolution(they may evolve wings in a million years or so,but at this time of writing they do not have wing and cannot fly)
You can believe in jesus all you want.but without significant proof that he existed in the first place does not mean he existed or will exist. If that is the case of beliving without undisbutable proof than poses the question who made who? |
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The universe always existing, or forming from a singularity - an effect with no cause is an extraordinary claim with no extraordinary evidence ( background radiation and an expanding universe is far from extraordinary evidence). Humans starting as primordial sludge in a radioactive world billions of years ago, and evolving over time into the most complex thing on Earth is an extraordinary claim with no extraordinary evidence. I see just as much ground for belief in Jesus and God as I do for abiogenesis, macroevolution and the universe forming with no cause, or always existing. To each his own, we have our beliefs, you have yours. Neither side knows the absolute truth. |
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The absolute truth about Jesus
Is that he is well over 2000 years late for his second coming.
I will give you every verse that insinuates that if you want them from your own bible which is your God speaking to you as best translated in the english language. |
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Get off of it Mark, Jesus was not referring to the Apostles. This is such a dead argument its not even funny, yet you drag it out of the grave by the tail in all of yours posts, attempting to be a good skeptic, when you are only hurting your argument by stating your view, with no plausible backing behind it. |
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A 'no cause' deity has no evidentiary support. The nonsensical tales associated with christianity adds even more evidence that its particular 'no cause' deity does not exist. |
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Oh I know that jesus himself is a liar.Your God surely portrays himself that way. Like I said you could believe in your jesus all you want,but I know that YOU and I will not see this god before we die.I am 38 years old and do not live my life like this god is coming,because I can guarantee to you that he is not. its 2003 and still counting. |
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