This is a video refuting Penn and Tellers the Bible is Bullchips.
Ignatius of Antioch was the bishop I forgot the name of during this video. Here is his information from wikipideia.
Ignatius of A...
This is a video refuting Penn and Tellers the Bible is Bullchips.
Ignatius of Antioch was the bishop I forgot the name of during this video. Here is his information from wikipideia.
Ignatius of Antioch (also known as Theophorus) (ca. 35 or 50-between 98 and 117)[1] was among the Apostolic Fathers, was the third Bishop and Patriarch of Antioch, and was possibly a student of John the Apostle. En route to his martyrdom in Rome, Ignatius wrote a series of letters which have been preserved as an example of very early Christian theology. Important topics addressed in these letters include ecclesiology, the sacraments, and the role of bishops.
Ignatius' feast day is observed on 20 December in Eastern Christianity. In Western Christianity it is celebrated on 17 October (its traditional feast day in the Orthodox faiths[clarification needed][citation needed]) by those following the Roman Catholic calendar of saints and on 1 February by those following the General Roman Calendar of 1962.
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I have never said it happened "by accident". But again, you make the same mistake. Just because you cannot explain something does not justify that you fill that hole of knowledge with "god" without further research. Even if you dismiss the chance that we came here by pure "accident" as you call it, it does not guarantee the existence of god. It merely tells us that we don't know how it happened. Filling that void with "god" is just cheap consolidation. Let's make an effort to find out instead.
Well Atheist do this as well for answers to things that it is very plausable God is the answer and they say science doesn't know yet. Science just explains how things happen not why.
Well. You even spell it out yourself. When atheists cannot explain something (yet), we simply say that we cannot explain it (yet). But when believers encounter something they cannot explain, they always fall back on their default "god" hypothesis. That is the same as saying "No, I don't want to investigate the matter, I just want to believe in god. Please don't ruin my delusion by proving me wrong."
No I am not saying do not look into the matter or inverstigate it. What I am saying is everytime their is a scientific discovery that leads to evidence for God such as the design even for the intial conditions for the big bang itself, or DNA ect ect people tend to jump on the Atheistic band wagon for a few things that don't even prove God does not exist all it might prove is the innerency of the Bible such as with evolution.
It is not up to us to prove that god does not exist. It is up to you to prove that he does. You cannot disprove Bertrand Russel's celestial teapot, but that does not mean you believe in it, do you? (Google it if you don't know what it means) And by the way, there has never been any scientific discovery that leads to the evidence of god's existence. I'd also like to ask you to improve your punctuation. Sometimes I just don't understand what you're getting at...
Wow honesly you are right the creator of the universe is just a tea-pot honesly you just showed us how smart of a guy you are. Ok I agree with you no problem.
You really had that much trouble understanding the analogy, or are you just playing stupid? I hope it's the latter. Know what? Let's just say this ends here. I'm sorry, but this is no longer an argument. It's me arguing, and you trying to ridicule me by deliberately misunderstanding what I write. Sorry dude, but that's just lame...
Just because there are things happening around you that you (or doctors, as you seem to speak for) does not mean there is a god. What you are saying when you call something "unexplainable" is simply saying that you cannot expain it. It does not have anything to do with god. 3/4 doctors believe in god? Or is it that 3/4 doctors have seen things that they cannot explain? Theists have still to prove the existence of god. Give us hard evidence.
The very fact we exist is evidence the fact that we ourselves as intelligent people can not create human life from non living things yet you want to say it happend by accident. Then on top of that even if we could make life from non living material we still have to use already existing material to do that we can not create something from nothing only God could do such a thing.
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But again, you make the same mistake. Just because you cannot explain something does not justify that you fill that hole of knowledge with "god" without further research. Even if you dismiss the chance that we came here by pure "accident" as you call it, it does not guarantee the existence of god. It merely tells us that we don't know how it happened. Filling that void with "god" is just cheap consolidation. Let's make an effort to find out instead.
But when believers encounter something they cannot explain, they always fall back on their default "god" hypothesis. That is the same as saying "No, I don't want to investigate the matter, I just want to believe in god. Please don't ruin my delusion by proving me wrong."
And by the way, there has never been any scientific discovery that leads to the evidence of god's existence.
I'd also like to ask you to improve your punctuation. Sometimes I just don't understand what you're getting at...
Know what? Let's just say this ends here. I'm sorry, but this is no longer an argument. It's me arguing, and you trying to ridicule me by deliberately misunderstanding what I write. Sorry dude, but that's just lame...
3/4 doctors believe in god? Or is it that 3/4 doctors have seen things that they cannot explain?
Theists have still to prove the existence of god. Give us hard evidence.