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There is not. If there ever was a "christian god" my God killed him.
Atheists revenge. Persecution of theists.
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There is not. If there ever was a "christian god" my God killed him.
False.
And a stupid claim.
But then again, what else could we expect from a liar?
Bullshit supposition.
And another.
And an empty claim...
No... But please keep talking about this bible thing. Having been confirmed catholic many years ago I have never heard of such a thing. Much less someone who only finds truth through it's words alone.
the whole no plan means no god thing, which you correct yourself after refuting me to another poster.
Which goes against your initial statement.
Maybe you should actually read the bible and see what it claims:
Job 37:16 Do you know the balancings of the clouds, the wondrous works of him who is perfect in knowledge.
1 John 3:19-20 By this we shall know that we are of the truth and reassure our heart before him; for whenever our heart condemns us, God is greater than our heart, and he knows everything.
For example.
Non-sequitur.
Wrong again.
You failed last time to show this, and I suppose you'll fail again if I ask. But you're welcome to try. I have not, and do not, claim, no plan: no god.
And you simply demonstrate, once again, that you can't read.
I'll explain the first sentence and the start of the second one to you, and we'll see if you can work it out from there.
1) Either there's a plan by god or there isn't a plan.
So we have case 1 OR case 2. (Plan or no plan). Got that bit?
2) If there IS a plan... Here I confine my argument solely to Case 1 (plan). Case 2 is no longer considered. Do you understand that part?
Hence I made NO claims whatsoever about my assumptions/ conclusions/ beliefs or any other thing regarding the no plan situation.
Define plan here.
FFS. According to Christian (and other) theology there is a plan for mankind and the world. A path that we are "following" in accordance with "god's will" to achieve whatever the f*ck it is we're supposed achieve.
I love you!
Yeah we go around the sun till it explodes. I think your making up this plan thing...
The Adjustment Bureau
tackles this issue rather effectively...
it says that God does have a plan and we have free will, if our free will does not line up with his plans, he changes the plan..
tackles this issue rather effectively...
it says that God does have a plan and we have free will, if our free will does not line up with his plans, he changes the plan..
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Oh dear.
You know what I think, based on that comment?
I think you're clueless, and singularly unqualified to enter this discussion.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Divine_providence
Or just browse these:
http://www.google.co.uk/search?q=go...fficial&client=firefox-a&source=hp&channel=np
Links that show mans misguided interpretations of god to include a plan. Therefore applying their own meaning to life. Where is the quote from God that says his plan? I'm tired of hearing mans misinterpretations.
You think I think god thinks like us. I don't.
You think I think god thinks like us. I don't.
Well, there are earthquakes, plagues, famine, cancer, asteroids hitting the Earth and so on.
I take it this could be God's response to what goes on in His name on earth.
I don't think persecution is the right approach.
I do think though that theists and theism should be taken more seriously - see my suggestion here and in the subsequent posts.
So you didn't actually bother to read any of them. Fair enough.
And you know they're misinterpretations because...?
Nope. I'm fairly sure you don't think at all.
"A horrible and shocking thing has happened in the land:
The prophets prophesy lies, the priests rule by their own authority, and my people love it this way. But what will you do in the end?"
Jer. 5:30-1
His people love it this way!
yeah sorry didn't see anything relevant to my point.
I don't see a quote from Jesus, god, or any person for that matter explaining what exactly "the imaginary plan" entails. Just biased statements of hope for a plan or deeper meaning.
Correct. I represent an inanimate object. Not much thinking necessary.
Yup, it's a reflex of yours to "not see" anything that would show where and how you're wrong.Then you didn't read my post either. Nor have you answered the question I asked.
Fortunate that you're so well qualified in that regard then.
I'm not responsible for you confusing Devine intervention with an ultimate plan for life. Or googling "gods plan" as if it would lead you to somewhere that contained actual evidence instead of quotes attempting to say how Jesus was gods big plan...
But I rather enjoyed reading this part... Only because I like the conclusions it draws. And it defines godly.
"The beginning of the execution of God’s plan for life is revealed in the Book of Genesis.* When we read the book of Genesis, we recognize the spiritual elements that are being taught by the message.* Adam represents man; Eve represents woman.* He created man in his likeness, Gen 1:27.** Man has some amazing capabilities.* He has the ability to create, to have a sense of justice, to intercede, to rescue, to show mercy, to forgive - these alone place him far above the animals, perhaps even the angels.* Man is, surprisingly, quite Godly.* Furthermore, man has the ability to have a relationship with God.* Man has the ability to receive the Holy Spirit - God Himself.* Finally, man is destined for immortality.* There is nothing more God-like than to be immortal!"
Quite proud of this fact actually. Mostly because you don't understand my position in this regard.
And I'm not responsible for you not reading about what I actually wrote.
See? Still proving you didn't read it.
Your "position in this regard" is irrelevant, since it's not what the thread is about.