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Allow me to just say something. The fact of the matter is no one can prove there is no God. There
are signs and clues and to some they are clear, to others they are not. People nowadays widely
accept that there is no God and offer evolution as the explanation to many questions posed by a
godless universe. However, they do not realize that evolution is a theory and remains one till this
day. No compelling evidence for it. The "facts" cited in its favor are flawed and skewed. The theory
does offer an easy way out for ppl and, in my opinion, this is why it was widely accepted. It all
boils down to one's willingness to research each view and to come up with their conclusion based on
educated judgment. Simply saying "I am right you are wrong" will not lead anywhere and will only
serve to waste time. I really believe that before anyone would take it upon themselves to claim to
know the truth and to present what are mere opinions and speculations as fact, they should try to
humbly accept that they are not all-knowing and should do some homework before engaging in public
discussions about a very important issue. I for one believe that God created us all and created this
universe with all its wonders and beauty. I think one should just meditate over the amazing things
we see around us and take for granted. In everything in this universe there are signs to His majesty
and glory. By all this I am not trying to offend any of the parties here, and if I did it is
unintentional and I give my apology. I did not follow the thread from the beginning also. So maybe
what I just wrote may seem out of context, and maybe not! Simply my 2 cents. Thanks
"MIDIcian" (tm) wrote:
>"no posessions" <
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>>Talmud. Jesus. Religion.
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>>It comes from god.
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>Perhaps *if* there's a supposed God, Jesus came from that supposed God.
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>But most religions are man made. Or astronaut (from another planet) made (the most likely
>scenerio.)
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>Stan
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text="#000000" bgcolor="#ffffff"> Allow me to just say something. <br> The fact of the matter is no
one can prove there is no God. There are signs and clues and to some they are clear, to others they
are not. People nowadays widely accept that there is no God and offer evolution as the explanation
to many questions posed by a godless universe. However, they do not realize that evolution is a
theory and remains one till this day. No compelling evidence for it. The "facts" cited in its favor
are flawed and skewed. The theory does offer an easy way out for ppl and, in my opinion, this is why
it was widely accepted. <br> It all boils down to one's willingness to research each view and to
come up with their conclusion based on educated judgment. Simply saying "I am right you are wrong"
will not lead anywhere and will only serve to waste time. I really believe that before anyone would
take it upon themselves to claim to know the truth and to present what are mere opinions and
speculations as fact, they should try to humbly accept that they are not all-knowing and should do
some homework before engaging in public discussions about a very important issue. <br> I for one
believe that God created us all and created this universe with all its wonders and beauty. I think
one should just meditate over the amazing things we see around us and take for granted. In
everything in this universe there are signs to His majesty and glory.<br> By all this I am not
trying to offend any of the parties here, and if I did it is unintentional and I give my apology. I
did not follow the thread from the beginning also. So maybe what I just wrote may seem out of
context, and maybe not!<br> Simply my 2 cents.<br> Thanks<br> <br> "MIDIcian" (tm) wrote:<br>
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type="cite"> <pre wrap="">Talmud. Jesus. Religion.
It comes from god. </pre> </blockquote> <pre wrap=""><!----> Perhaps *if* there's a supposed God,
Jesus came from that supposed God.
But most religions are man made. Or astronaut (from another planet) made (the most likely scenerio.)
Stan
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