near.lucemferre
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And all this nonsense would scientifically prove the existence of God how exactly?Not at all. I think you've interpreted this incorrectly. The term Alien doesn't only mean those things with the oval head and big gloomy eyes, it means other life-form (simply, anyway). It doesn't disprove the existence of God, it's a fabrication to represent God. More importantly, words are conceptual, as in, not real -- therefore to interpret the universe empirically, by using words, you will find yourself stuck, for these have already been defined (meaning you cannot freely interpret them as you wish). God is a pronoun (in word form), the rest of the interpretation is down to your wisdom (knowledge + imagination).
The whole point of science is that it's not based on trust or belief in scientists. It is based on verifiable and reproducible results that could have predictive value.Well, scientists have the trust of the people (the majority anyway), if a scientist or group of scientists (well known) claimed that God was found, do you think that people would believe it ? (Be reasonable AND meaningful)
governed by imagination, reinforced by knowledge
I don't even know what you're talking about here.And that's the point. They can forge a physical being to which they can use for verification of Gods existence.
Strict how? That I define things as they are? And that I don't accept the idea of "let's define things however we want, and that would prove anything we want" as a reasonable method of getting at the truth?You're being quite strict for someone who browses a religion forum (governed by imagination, reinforced by knowledge).
I read your post. I think it's a lot of nonsense.Did you actually consider any other of the points or was your first reply really all you took from it? If the answer to this question is yes, please don't reply.
Proof of God:
near.lucemferre said:1. God first creates the Heaven and Earth, and after God becomes the Heaven and Earth; the current God (Heaven and Earth included) then create Light, and continue whilst the pattern and/or divine plan progresses onwards. Without first creating the Heaven and Earth, there would have not been sufficient resources and/or elements to produce the required effect of generating Light or the Big Bang.
Nowhere throughout this whole confusing post did I see a shred of "proof," just what appears to be conspiracy theories about government agencies fabricating a false god on a planet somewhere... where do you get this stuff? I mean, really? What makes you think NASA is going to claim that God Almighty lives on a planet and ask people on Earth to worship it? Where do you get that conclusion from, I'm genuinely curious? Also, what does it have to do with "proving" God?
I read the whole post but I didn't really see anything that resembles an argument with premises and conclusions, it seems to drift in and out of conspiracy theories and some nebulous mystispeak about God's characteristics being incompatible with "the number one" and sex identity. Where is the proof, where is the argument? What's presented doesn't really say anything meaningful from which to draw a conclusion at all.
This is totally incorrect. "Heaven," if that is space, didn't exist in this state before the Big Bang since the Big Bang event was marked by the expansion of space to its current state. Nor could Earth of any kind have existed until at least hundreds of thousands of years after the Big Bang event, since atoms didn't (and couldn't) exist in the early stages due to the immense pressure and temperatures. Even so, I'm using a VERY loose interpretation of the word "Earth" to simply mean "atoms," and the first atoms would have only been hydrogen, helium, and lithium. Not until the first stars went nova billions of years later would you start seeing heavier elements found on Earth like silicon, carbon, oxygen, nitrogen, iron, etc.
You say that 'This is all I took from the post' and expect me to give your reply credibility; for the record, geb and nut or heaven and earth whatever represents Air and Moisture.
...neither of which existed until billions of years after the Big Bang event, since "air" is mostly nitrogen and "moisture" contains oxygen.
Nitrogen and oxygen weren't formed in the Big Bang event (mostly hydrogen and helium with some lithium were). Heavier elements like nitrogen and oxygen are formed through thermonuclear fusion in stellar supernovae, the first of which occurred billions of years after the initial Big Bang event. No supernovae, no nitrogen/oxygen.
Well, scientists have the trust of the people (the majority anyway), if a scientist or group of scientists (well known) claimed that God was found, do you think that people would believe it ? (Be reasonable AND meaningful)
I take it you've been there and had first hand experience then, seeing as you're so confident. Seriously though, Air and Moisture (Anitmatter, Darkmatter)
So as my post.Thread cancelled due to reoccurring 11's
How can you be trusted?Trust me! I have done a lot of research on these subjects and have evidence to support my claims; however, for my and your well-beings I finally decided that it would be best not to hack your brains with mind-blowing information and to remove this discussion entirely.