Freedom From Atheism Foundation

[Supreme]

Originally Posted by DeruIsLove [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

It's happened at least twice before. I'm still amazed at the at the idea of the Forerunners and I can't even imagine the level of sophistication of the ones they worshipped (the Precursors).

Somethings to ponder.

If you do not believe in God will you go to hell?

What about the dinosaurs? The trilobites?

When it is Sunday on earth is it Sunday everywhere in the universe? How do you know?

It is the analogy of scale...

You are asked to take a leap of faith and believe even though you do not know what is on the other side of the curtain...

Sounds like shenanigans to me.

[Supreme]

Originally Posted by Malice_Mizer [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Why does existence exist rather than not exist?

Existence is something mankind has created. Like Time there is no way for us to know if existence or time is relevant or even "exists" everywhere in the universe.

We can make universal assumptions and guesses. But in the end we are left with our observations and empirical data to draw conclusions.

While we do, someone has the arrogance to state "Laws" of science. Yet cannot prove these laws to be any more absolute than the statement "Nothing is absolute".

Thus we must have a foundation of beliefs and faiths. The difference is that the ulterior motives of man has perverted the faith in "God" and now the ignorance of our species lends us 30 mins of entertainment on the evening news.

[Supreme]

Yes i am bored...triple post.

[Malice_Mizer]

1. No, because God's infinite and transcendent love doesn't have room for your juvenile conception of hell. In fact, the Catholic Church cannot and will not affirm that any soul is "in hell."

2. Dinosaurs and trilobites are not fallen objects of creation endowed with free will, so they're unaffected by the redemption narrative

3. The Sabbath (though you're actually speaking of the Lord's Day, which is not the Sabbath but just a day of communal worship) was created for man to focus squarely on God, not the other way around. So no, it is a purely terrestrial conception, just like time itself.

DUHHHHHHHHH

[Ahldagor]

kags trying to sound intelligent again and becoming worse than what he fights

[Pokesan]

i'm sad that god doesn't exist

i'm also sad that autism does exist

ironically praying for you deru

[Supreme]

Originally Posted by Malice_Mizer [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

1. No, because God's infinite and transcendent love doesn't have room for your juvenile conception of hell.

Hard to argue with a statement that is a contradiction.

2. Dinosaurs and trilobites are not fallen objects of creation endowed with free will, so they're unaffected by the redemption narrative

And you know this how? Because you lived during the age of Dinosaurs?

3. The Sabbath (though you're actually speaking of the Lord's Day, which is not the Sabbath but just a day of communal worship) was created for man to focus squarely on God, not the other way around. So no, it is a purely terrestrial conception, just like time itself.

So the day was created for man or man created the day for God? If you state that the day was created for Man then you are assuming it is the "Lord's Day" everywhere in the universe. Yet you do not know it is because you have no empirical proof.

Yet if you say "man created the day" for God, then this is an creation of man and not divine in itself.

Another contradiction.

[mtb tripper]

you will never be free mwahahahah

[Doors]

Atheists are annoying fucks.

[mtb tripper]

Originally Posted by Doors [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Atheists are annoying fucks.

I think people who care about religion at all are mindless idiots who will wonder about it the rest of their life until they are dead and then nothing happens, all wasted stress for nothing. so if you are going to be religious, pick something like buddhism or hinduism or something, get some enjoyment out of it.