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Edited by GR0MS:
8/25/2015 6:29:28 AM
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Atheists abandon all traces of logic when trying to formulate anti Christian arguments.
Atheists like to claim intellectual superiority, yet when attempting to make an argument against Christianity, they always fall short. While claiming to be the pinnacle of learned men, they lose all sense of logic, context, reading comprehension, and deductive reasoning when they erroneously create arguments in opposition to Christianity. If you want to reject God, so be it, but at least do it on the basis of what the bible actually teaches and not what you read on the internet.
Read, study, understand. Leave your pride and arrogance at the door. Context is a thing and its wonderful.
Edit: Let's keep this going, guys! And thank you to all the wonderful people who stopped by and proved my point.
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20 RepliesWait hold on? Who's God? God exists? Does anyone have any proof or research for me to confirm this?
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6 RepliesThis may be just me But I have a hard time believing in a deity whose only base of proof of existence is a book written hundreds of years ago by some guy
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33 RepliesThe argument is no. That is all. The question - God? The answer - No. That is all. No nonsense. Just child stories. Here I'll give you another. Santa? No. Jesus? No. Tooth fairy? No. Moses? No. Muhammad? No. Easter bunny? No. Understand yet?
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3 RepliesBoth side are wrong.. That's why I believe in mayonnaise.
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6 RepliesEdited by cptgantu: 8/25/2015 12:02:25 AMif there was a god then why does the world suck ass?, this is the worst tv show I've ever watched.
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11 RepliesWhere's your proof of God? You just called atheists stupid and didn't say anything else. Please provide proof or evidence and then maybe we will actually listen to what you say and take you seriously.
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1 ReplyGood job, 10/10 on topic posts. I changed my mind and will now buy TTK because of this well informed message.
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3 RepliesYou provide no real proof of this soooo... I'm not atheist but I'm definitely no christian
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2 RepliesIt is just pure evil to be anti religious
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1 ReplyAyy! It's you! Yeah that Wizurd guy had no idea what he was talking about
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14 RepliesIt's quite funny. I have yet to witness or hear of a Christian who wasn't either born into the religion or converted at a low in their life.
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35 RepliesYour argument here is ultimately a petty one at best, underlining an unimportant factor of a much larger argument. Think of it like this: -Christians are the restaurant owners/chefs -The name of their restaurant is "Best Burgers Ever" -Atheists are skeptical customers Atheist: "Yeah, I think I'll have the double cheeseburger to see if it really is the best tasting burger ever." Christian: "Well sir you need to understand the context of the recipe and the history of our establishment first." Atheist: "What? Look, I just want to try it for myself to see if it [i]really[/i] is the best ever." Christian: "No you don't understand the details and context of this burger. You can't judge it until you do." Atheist: "That doesn't make sense. I can make a judgement just by tasting-" Christian: "The lettuce was not grown in Mexico! It was actually harvested in California. The seasoning is a secret recipe developed by expert chefs-" Atheist: "Forget it, I'll just take my business somewhere else." Except in real life Christians claim to have the best burger without providing an actual burger. You're the cashier claiming that the context is important, when in actuality it is but a detail of the bigger claim that God is real. Atheists can misinterpret to their heart's content because the bible still makes the claim of an invisible man in the sky that created everything. TL;DR: Even if atheists misinterpret the bible, the burden of proof still lies with Christians to prove that their context/claim is legitimate.
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Nahh, existence is an idea, and there is no such thing as purpose. Give up your ego and quit feeling guilty for everything. Life is difficult. Everything suffers eventually.
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7 RepliesEdited by SCUBASTEVExI: 8/24/2015 10:25:18 PMI would just like to say that we were made from chance and coincidence of nature, the problem with all humans is that when they can't simply explain something they make something up (legends, myths). So when prehistoric humans couldn't explain why they were put here or they look up in the sky and see a great ball of fire they turn to superstitions or beliefs that maybe some greater being put that thing up there or put us here on this earth. So with advances in technology and sciences we are able to come to an understanding how we are made and how the sun is made and how anything is made through quarks than to atoms than to molecules and eventually to us. I just see it as nature made us and evolution that made us, not some greater being.
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5 RepliesYou might believe all of it, but simply look up "Stephen fry on god"
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Yay 1008 posts!
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1 ReplyIts cool that you believe in God and everything man, but do u really have to start even more arguments in the forums?
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5 RepliesEdited by Spyro: 8/24/2015 9:22:52 PMThe evidence in your claim is undeniable. [spoiler]Not!!![/spoiler]
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2 RepliesI have to disagree, atheists abandon all understanding of the word "context" and start throwing out bible verses that they don't even believe in to begin with
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Shut up fgt.
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Funny how Christians act all good and smart, then they go and target one group of people because they aren't exactly like them.
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1 ReplyAtheists are just as bad as thiests, atheists completely deny the fact that there might be a "God" or higher power, and thiests completely deny the fact that there might not be :) #agnosticmasterrace P.s. I know this is overused but there are over 5,000 gods worshipped by humans, how do you know just yours is right?
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10 RepliesProve that god exists... Do it... Give me a single reason to believe in a judgmental deity
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That feel when the internet is a better source than a fairy tale book
