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Where did GOD come from?(click here)

"I don't understand why some people are SO against the belief in God. What happened that made you feel this way? Believeing in God most certainly cannot hurt you, but it could harm you if you are wrong. IMO there has been way too many occurences throughout our history that CANNOT be explained by science, so do not throw the science mumbo jumbo in my face"

It is funny that you say that because William James said that it is not right to be agnostic. He says choose one or other and in that sense it is best to choose to believe in God becaue if he exists then you will receive eternal life and if he doesn't you lived a good life. On the otherhand if you choose not to believe in God and you are wrong then you will have some serious consequences. So believing in God is a win-win situation.
 
"True. Justice does exist. But there is an immediate(usually)and tangible outcome from it. For instance, if you murder someone you go to jail or are executed. I'm not trying to disprove God or change anyones mind. It just isn't for me. I choose to make up my own mind and not have other do it for me. I don't need a book or rules to tell me how to live life..."


I like your outlook. I think it is good to question whether this is a God or not. But to the others who just say that there is no God, it is just plain ignorant.
 
And just to let you all know I went to Catholic elementary and middle school. So I was raised to be Catholic. Maybe some day I'll find what I'm looking for. But right now I don't believe in much the way religion is today...
 
Austin316 said:
I don't understand why some people are SO against the belief in God. What happened that made you feel this way? Believeing in God most certainly cannot hurt you, but it could harm you if you are wrong. IMO there has been way too many occurences throughout our history that CANNOT be explained by science, so do not throw the science mumbo jumbo in my face

Im in no way against your belief or anyones believe in a God, be that God Budah, a Great Spirit, or what ever. But don't let them close your mind with fear. Open your mind to all things great and small. Humanity is but a spec in time and space.
 
"And just to let you all know I went to Catholic elementary and middle school. So I was raised to be Catholic. Maybe some day I'll find what I'm looking for. But right now I don't believe in much the way religion is today..."

There is a difference between believing in religion and believeing in God. Religion is made up of man made rules. I am not trying to put down Catholics, but Catholics believe you have to do certain things to go to heaven. For instance, you must be baptized, say 50 hailmary's for sinning, etc. That to me sounds more like religion then believing in God.
 
you will find this interesting, this guy proved scientifically that Noah's Ark found on Mt. Arat is the real piece. He also found the real Mt. Sinai in Saudi Arabia, that is a mountain in the middle of the desert closely guarded by troops. It has pictures and everything. It is worth looking at. Also, read what it says about the Ark of the Covenant.


Wyatts Archaeological Research
 
Daeo-wasnt referring to you at all when I said ignorant, believe what you must.

Jimsbc- noah's ark has never been found, thats incorrect brother, I have seen that link before along with others similar to it. Jimsbbc, do a search on the "Epic of Gilgamesh", its the flood story with different names that was written many, many years before Noah's story, the story was copied to prove a point to the people at that time.
 
Since you were too lazy to read it:

Twelve years of electronic and mechanical probing has positively identified it as a boat.

3. Repeated chemical analysis of many different samples, taken at different times by different people and analyzed at different laboratories, positively prove it to be composed of very ancient wood and metal.

4. Samples of petrified wood have been located and taken from the structure in the presence of many witnesses. In addition to previous tests, I have additional samples which have metal brackets and rust, which were videoed as they were retrieved from the boat. I will have them tested at various testing facilities in the future and in the presence of witnesses.

5. A large number of ancient and medieval inscriptions near the site positively identify it as Noah's Ark. There will be more on these inscriptions in our later book, which will include photographs.

6. Its 515 foot length, its 138 foot width (splayed) are the measurements of Noah's Ark as recorded by Moses (educated to use the ancient Egyptian cubit) in the Book of Genesis. See an explanation under "Questions I Am Most Frequently Asked About Noah's Ark".

7. It is located in the mountains of Urartu (Ararat) as specified in the Bible.

8. Its location at an elevation of 6300 feet above sea level is above any possible height reachable by a "local flood" but is below the maximum water level that would result from all the water of our planet washing the earth's surface (7000-8000 feet).

9. Its location, many miles from any present or ancient body of water that would support it, defies any other explanation.

10. Its massive size and weight make it impossible that it could have been "trundled" (dragged) this distance from water, and its altitude above present and past sea levels defies any other explanation.

11. Contrary to a touched up photograph, which has been widely circulated, it's the only formation of its kind on planet earth, other than remains of other ancient boats of much smaller size.

12. Your writer, in the presence of Turkish authorities and other observers, performed an electronic survey of a site that some of our critics said resembled the boat formation (the similarities were vague at best, nonexistent in actuality); the metal detectors and sub-surface radar scans showed nothing in the site that were not present anywhere in the area.

13. A careful electronic survey of the area around the formation showed none of the structures present in the formation.

14. Chemical analysis of the area around the formation showed only normal traces of the metallic oxides and organic carbon which are present in large amounts in the formation.

15. Train-loads of petrified wood are present in the formation, but there is little to be found in the rest of eastern Turkey.

16. Many ancient historians record that the remains of Noah's Ark were to be visited in this area.
 
god is where he always has been and always will be..Up Snuffaluffagus' ass. :kaioken:
 
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