So, god is like your little errand boy? I don't know about you, but I wouldn't ask my best friend to do me favors all the time, because I actually cherish my friendship with that person.
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Mickiel's proof of God.
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So, god is like your little errand boy? I don't know about you, but I wouldn't ask my best friend to do me favors all the time, because I actually cherish my friendship with that person.
Renji
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Maybe I'll learn more about this through time. Maybe I am also too young for this. I'm confused.
mickiel
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I don't know why you seem to think I am interested in how you think. Your negative, insulting, disrespectful, and just hold a need to follow me around. But thats fine, I got several Atheist shadows. Your understanding of God is vauge, as is your evaluation of anything I say. But keep following me around, and eventually I am going to get into that head of yours and plant things in your consciousness.
Peace.
not asking God for help is contrary to the word of God.
Your arrogance is staggering, do you realize how many prayers have gone unanswered? So, god is playing favorites with you, is that it? While people are starving to death in ethiopia, you're off getting a new home. Does that seem fair to you, if you ask me your god is kind of a *****. If he does exist he's not worthy any type of worship.
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mickiel
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I once asked God why so many believers think the earth is only 7.000 years old, and wanted to understand why he created cavemen. He revealed certain things to me which filled in those spaces. These types of answered prayers fill your own head with knowledge that was not there before.
And I want to go into that.
Peace
And I want to go into that.
Peace
What was his reply? Why did he create cavemen? Oh and the next time you talk to him can you ask him what the answer is to quantum physics? He must know that, I mean he created it. Oh and one more thing, does god speak english?
mickiel
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I willnot answer any of your questions until you apoligise for your disrespect.
Peace.
You should apologize for the disrespect you've shown millions of people, whose prayers were unanswered. Maybe god was spending most of his time giving you a new home and a new car. And I honestly don't think I was disrespectful to you at all, if anything I was under disrespectful. But seriously, if you have these answers you should just come clean, I mean you could win a nobel prize. Or maybe god will just give you a nobel prize, if you pray hard enough.
nameless
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mickiel's experience might be true, but it is not proof for god.
God has nothing to do with the happenings in this world. It is the mind which is responsible for these. Thoughts carry energy and it is this energy makes all these happen.
Already proved these through few experiments. theintentionexperiment.com
God has nothing to do with the happenings in this world. It is the mind which is responsible for these. Thoughts carry energy and it is this energy makes all these happen.
Already proved these through few experiments. theintentionexperiment.com
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i'm proud to be in the family of primates.
it would be an insult to all those who fought for survival before me to say that i was 'created' by a god.
I too have experienced similiar things sometimes when I pray to God. However, there is the other side of the coin that serves as a counter-effect to my belief in God, and that is the issue of unanswered prayer (which seems to be the more common occurance).
Now, I'm not merely talking about unanswered prayer in the sense that someone didn't get that job that they wanted or that a person's didn't reconcile with an ex-spouse via prayer request; Instead, I am talking about people in concentration camps that prayed to God that they would be spared only to become another victim of genocide, or parents of kidnapped children who prayed to God that he bring thier child home safe and sound, only to find that child mutilated in a dumpster days later. Surely these prayers to God should take precedence in getting answered, over say me having my prayer for a raise answered.
How do you reconcile this with your belief in God? For me when it comes to prayer, it seems that if you throw enough darts blindfolded, one of them is going to eventually hit a target.
Wandered Off
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Do you think it reveals anything about the character of a God who would arrange to give you a house while at the same time allowing children in Darfur, for example, to be raped and/or killed? How did you rate so much better treatment? What do you think of God's apparent priorities?
http://www.religiousforums.com/forum/deism/40560-ethics-selective-intervention.html
http://www.religiousforums.com/forum/deism/40560-ethics-selective-intervention.html
You better watch out, apparently you are showing mickiel disrespect. He's going to expect an apology.
Copernicus
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We can prove beyond a reasonable doubt that consciousness is directly tied not just to brain function but to activity in specific locations in the brain. So your claim that consciousness has "no location" is provably false.
mickiel
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mickiel
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I really don't know, I can't explain that. But God has given me suffering also, I am no stranger to misfortune. I do not know why I can live better than others in this world. In America, its just been like that for me. Always jobs, always food. Thats just how it is.
Peace.
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