God very well could be in a different realm where there is no beginning and end. So, we don't have to explain Almighty God. He has already proven Himself to me, and many others, so that settles our case.
(Romans 3:4) "For what if some did not believe? shall their unbelief make the faith of God without effect? God forbid: yea, let God be true, but every man a liar..."
As for the natural man, he's got a serious conundrum on his hands. He must prove the origins of the beginning; otherwise, that line of thinking is nothing more than a suicide mission.
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God very well could be in a different realm where there is no beginning and end
No, your god lives in the fairy tale land between your ears.
So, we don't have to explain Almighty God
Special Pleading for the LOSE!!
He has already proven Himself to me, and many others, so that settles our case.
The beliefs of gullible simpletons is not proof of anything, nor has it ever been.
"He has already proven Himself to me, and many others, so that settles our case."
Wrong. Mass delusion does not prove a damn thing. You just don't want to spend the energy trying to prove to the rest of us that your invisible friend exists.
I think what he's trying to say is "the universe is not only queerer than we imagine but it is queerer than we can imagine."
If he had said that, he wouldn't sound like an idiot.
He has already proven Himself to me, and many others, so that settles our case.
So have the Hindu gods.
He must prove the origins of the beginning; otherwise, that line of thinking is nothing more than a suicide mission.
Prove that God exists.
@Devonian
No, God is Azathoth.
I confess that I don't understand you. I don't have to prove anything, neither do you, neither does anyone. What point are you trying to make?
If I were you I'd start again.
On second thoughts, don't bother.
"God very well could be in a different realm where there is no beginning and end. So, we don't have to explain Almighty God. He has already proven Himself to me, and many others, so that settles our case."
"As for the natural man, he's got a serious conundrum on his hands. He must prove the origins of the beginning;"
The origin of the universe lies in the 11-dimensional Calabi-Yau manifold that makes up the "bulk" of M-space. Our 4 dimensional space-time is but a fleeting event in the bulk, which is eternal, and without beginning or end.
I believe that was your cue to "explain" to me that it is quite impossible for M-space to be eternal since everything must have a beginning...
It's okay, I stopped buying irony meters, it was getting too expensive and anyway the factory exploded shortly after a posting by supersport.
"God very well could be in a different realm where there is no beginning and end."
Along with the Tooth Fairy and the Flying Spaghetti Monster. I hear they play cards every Fri.
"So, we don't have to explain Almighty God."
Burden of proof, motherfucker.
"He has already proven Himself to me, and many others, so that settles our case."
Not even close.
Athena very well could be in a different realm where there is no beginning and end. So, we don't have to explain Almighty Athena. She has already proven Herself to millions of people, and many others, so that settles our case.
Also, it is quite obvious that Athena would not want any other Gods or Goddesses around, so Jesus is an obvious myth and a lie. She lives in a different realm, so I dont have to explain why your Jesus is a myth, you just have to accept it, and that settles my case.
tard..
let God be true, but every man a liar
So is this the quote that fundies use so they can lie for Jebus?
He must prove the origins of the beginning; otherwise, that line of thinking is nothing more than a suicide mission.
To be honest, I don't spend a lot of time worrying about the beginnings of time. Even if science showed how the universe began, how would this affect my life? Even if Jesus showed up tomorrow and proved you right, the only affect it would have on my life is dealing with you idiots bragging about how right you were.
God very well could be in a different realm where there is no beginning and end. So, we don't have to explain Almighty God. He has already proven Himself to me, and many others, so that settles our case.
A pretty poor argument there, but I'll accept it as your "proof" along with you saying he's proven himself to you... since that is what you seem to think is a good enough case to settle the argument...
As for the natural man, he's got a serious conundrum on his hands. He must prove the origins of the beginning; otherwise, that line of thinking is nothing more than a suicide mission.
Sorry... BBT has proven itself to me, and many others, so that settles our case...
If you expect us to accept your argument, then you have to accept the identical argument thrown back at you...
You don't accept it? Then why throw something you don't accept at us and expect us to accept it?
So, we don't have to explain Almighty God
In other words, "since god doesn't exist, and we can't prove he does, we'll just make shit up and pretend we don't have to prove god exists".
He has already proven Himself to me, and many others, so that settles our case
What makes you so special? Why won't he prove himself to everyone? I think you're full of shit.
Spiritually, you can believe whatever you like. However, you cannot call it a science without empirical proof. Sorry.
This is really not a hard point to get across, is it?
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