I believe you missed the point what I declared because you are trying to say how Christianity works. I pointed out Xel'Naga because "Xel'Naga" are considered gods and ACTUALLY created the Protoss and the Zerg with a lore speaking Xel'Naga had the technological advancements. And I like to compare things, only to bring up a point. Comparing to "God", I'd ask, where is his technology?

What?

In the one hundred years war between England and France, the English thought Joan of Arc is a heretic because she had a vision from god. I'm pretty sure that's very chaotic. The world is not perfect at all, and we had way too much wars in Europe. And lastly, science proves that a "square inch of anyone's body" was made through pregnancy.

Lastly, I advise to take Doodan's advice.

You're forgetting the part about how many chances to roll the dice there are. AKA the OTHER planets/solar systems.

I am going to have to seriously disagree here. People only think scientific discoveries go against such things because they ASSUME said things were mentioned in the Bible. I don't see anywhere in the Bible saying "the Earth is flat and is the center of the world. Believe in this or you go to hell!" The discovery of dinosaurs doesn't make the whole creation account a moot point (well this depends on your interpretation of creationism.) Discovery of floods which may or may not match consistently with the Biblical floods doesn't nulify religion. Evolution does not equal to rendering the Bible and its many many life/spiritual lessons and teachings obsolete.

Like i said earlier, the closest thing science would lock horns with are the first couple Chapters in Genesis which briefly tells of how the world came to be. People only think it would when they interpret the "days" to be literal earth days. In short this would affect many of the beliefs I mentioned in the above paragraph (but do know that a good number of people like myself have learned that these "days" represent metaphors of time.) And what's incredible is that people put so much emphasis on this whole creation thing when the whole point of the bible and its most prominent figures are about something else much much more important. People need to stop over reading or interpreting the littlest and least important or life changing parts of the Bible and pretend that that's what religion is all about.

Scientific findings of things having to do with the chronology or viewpoint of the earth or universe isn't going to dismantle any religion (at least not Christianity, Islam, or Judaism). If Christianity were to somehow be dismantled, then it would have to go back to Jesus' teachings. Or even yet, find out that Jesus Christ was no son of God and that everything he said was either a lie or he was just a plain lunatic.

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I wonder how you can even go as far to compare something that was limited to technology and inside this universe to a concept that is multi universal.

@Doodan: I'm really getting sick of that cartoon. Neither Creationism nor Evolutionism should be taught in schools, since neither have been proven. Yes, I'm a Christian.

You are simply being a troll, because you're going off topic to whether these things should be taught or not in schools. Well, if neither should be taught, then children will learn nothing. And the cartoon is satirical. There are LOADS of evidence that evolution is real, and ZERO evidence that creationism is real. Evidence is from highly controlled, scientific, replicable experiments in which anyone with any common sense and a little scientific knowledge will understand. You don't have to agree with the experiments' conclusions, but the results are FACTS, which you canNOT argue against.

You know nothing but to squirm your way around arguments and use the bible as your trump card, and always argue for the sake of argument. :T. Kinda like those moon hoax conspiracy pushers. In the end, however, it is your choice whether you want to live a life of blind faith, or know the truth. Either way will still bring you happiness. Just don't fucking tell people off (and that isn't directed to you, just to crazy christians.. you weren't that pushy sorry )

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Didn't you say you read that wikipedia article?

Neither has gravity, nor the composition of stars, nor how volcanoes work, nor that there's such thing as school.
What? School could just be an illusion; we could all be in the Matrix. Nothing can be "proven", so should school not exist at all?

Evolution is one of the most(if not the most), rigorously tested scientific theories on the planet. Attacking Evolution without using "faith" as a base has no argument or foundation.

Evolutionism should never be taught in School? Evolution had been proven many, many times. Schools also teaches history, Grand_dracolich. Whether you like it or not, history books will prove that religion had contradicted itself a lot. As it brought religious wars and heretics, it had ruined millions of lives. Science and Evolution on the other hand allowed students to understand how the world works, especially establishing experiments of their own.

I hate the moon hoax conspiracies. I don't even need to argue about that, I just need a bunch of videos demonstrating how it was real to debunk the conspiracies.

Science has also created millions of casualties.

Evolution doesn't disprove religion, infact it helps prove it because it offers the only physical explanation of where God came from.

Are you saying if it wasn't for evolution, there would be any humans around to invent god in the first place?

That, and the fact that God has ancestors. Something as well designed as God can't just pop out of nowhere.

This assumes God is "designed".
We're talking about an omnipotent, superlogical being here. All else failing, fundamentalists can try to argue "He doesn't have to make sense, he just is." ;o

No one is omnipotent, not even God. When people talk like that, they just come off as being desperate.

If there's a an honest to goodness god, and I can fathom omnipotence, god should have omnipotence.

Can an omnipotent being create a stone so heavy that (your god) cannot lift it?
Philosophy is so cool!

...And yet nobody has tried to even understand what I said.

'God' isn't necessarily person, and would obviously not have any 'sexuality' basing on Male and Female- and none in the biological sense we'd ever know. And uh, you cannot even 'imagine' omnipotence. It is by far not capable for our brains to describe it in a fashionly manner.

Omnipotence isn't do and don't and not can and can't. Omnipotence is beyond material needs, or visuality, need for anything from the world we live in. With that said, your logic starts to fail by even mentioning 'stone' and 'heavy' which is such mere human restrictions. When talking about 'God', the scale is beyond a person and a universe. With that concept of 'God', Humans are lesser than ants. That is the concept of 'God' and Omnipotence.
That is why theres only two choice. To believe or to not believe in his existance- however you want to believe is up to you. That is why the basic question is 'Does God exist?' This should be strictly kept to yourself, because everyone varies in opinions. And thats also the reason why you can't 'understand' God, or even make sense at all.

Is this a trick like in 1984 where O'Brien is torturing winston and trying to get him to say 5 fingers where theres only 4 and your showing a logical fallacy?


Yes it is suppose to be beyond our human restrictions but imagining stone and heavy is within our concept of mind and because we able to imagine this concept we can apply (god or w/e) into this. I am not saying anything about (god) I am talking about the concept omnipotent beings. That philosophical paradox that i posted sorta questions how omnipotent beings are possible.

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