I have 100% proof God does not exist (red pill/blue pill)

[MLSKINS]

WVU4, I want to know what lead you to start this thread.

[WVUforREDSKINS]

The line I recall is "So far as I'm aware, human Science has never explicitly disproven the existence of Thor. but he has few followers today."

Oh, Thor exists.

He posts here under the name BigMike619

[WVUforREDSKINS]

WVU4, I want to know what lead you to start this thread.

I was reading a similar question on another forum

[Califan007]

How hard is this to understand:

at least 2 billion people have been worshiping a hoax.
If its Allah - Christains are going to Freak out for doing it wrong this long
If its God - Islam is giong to freak out for doing it wrong and so strict.
If its neither - HA! Everyone is doing it wrong

I only have to begin. Most of the world would have to change their entire life.

Not to mention those doing "naughty" things while worshipping, because now they KNOW Gods been watching.
And they have some making up to do.

How hard would THIS be to understand?...

If it's proven there IS indeed a God, what makes you think it will be a God that can only be assigned to one earthly religion?...

And why, exactly, would it be harder for, say, a Christian to start following Allah than it would be for an athiest?...Or (again), are you saying that athiests are more likely to already be living by Allah's word than Christians?...

And are "believers" the only ones who were doing "naughty" things that God witnessed, is that what you're trying to say?...That Athiests wouldn't ALSO say "Oh, ****" when thinking of all the 'naughty' things THEY'VE been doing that God has been witnessing?

Put some real thought into your next response, please lol ...

[Thiebear]

How hard would THIS be to understand?...

If it's proven there IS indeed a God, what makes you think it will be a God that can only be assigned to one earthly religion?...
And why, exactly, would it be harder for, say, a Christian to follow Allah than it would be for an athiest?...Or (again), are you saying that athiests are more likely to already be living by Allah's word than Christians?...
Put some real thought into your next response, please lol ...

I don't have to unlearn my entire life.
easier.
though put.

(edit) I only know of Earthly religions. do you have another?
The Earthly religions i know of don't practice the same way, hence the discord in the world on occasion.

Edit: Though i'd hope it was the baptist one as i go there on Sundays and the book is easier to read.

[Califan007]

I don't have to unlearn my entire life.
easier.
though put.

(edit) I only know of Earthly religions. do you have another?

Athiests won't have to "unlearn" their entire life if it's proven God really does exist, but it's Allah...but Christians will?

There's zero logic in that statement.

[MLSKINS]

I was reading a similar question on another forum

oh

And why, exactly, would it be harder for, say, a Christian to start following Allah than it would be for an athiest?

Man I can't even answer that question. Because if I say yeah then that would be saying I have doubts that God doesn't exist. But if I do say I will not follow Allah people will say I am just a hater and I can't accept the truth.

[Thiebear]

Athiests won't have to "unlearn" their entire life if it's proven God really does exist, but it's Allah...but Christians will?
There's zero logic in that statement.

Which religion do you practice.
You have to unlearn that if wrong.

I'm a clean slate , I'm ready to absorb the truth blasphemer.

[Califan007]

Which religion do you practice.
You have to unlearn that if wrong.

I'm a clean slate , I'm ready to absorb the truth blasphemer.

You DO have a belief...it's the belief that God does not exist. Unless you're saying that your athiesm is paper thin and, thus, easier to discard.

And "believing in God" doesn't necessarily mean "being a member of a religion".

[MLSKINS]

And "believing in God" doesn't necessarily mean "being a member of a religion".

I know people like that. They don't belong to a religion and they don't believe in God per se, but they do believe that we came from somewhere/somebody.

[PokerPacker]

You DO have a belief...it's the belief that God does not exist. Unless you're saying that your athiesm is paper thin and, thus, easier to discard.

And "believing in God" doesn't necessarily mean "being a member of a religion".

we don't wake up and think "god does not exist". We just live our lives and do our thing.

[Jumbo]

Of course I'd want to know. As a group, though, even hypothetically, it'd probably be better if people didn't know.

To paraphrase Tommy Lee Jones in Men in Black, a person is a wonderful, thoughtful, careful individual. People, on the other hand, are a mass of boorish, stupid, dangerous ignoramuses.

I agree, generally. And Spiff's "so what" question was cosmic in it's ultimate-anti-existensial way. But they don't call him "Spaceman" for nuthin.

And I was surprised at the degree of unawareness most posters had of this old bromide brought forth by TJ. In one slight variation or another, it's been an old standard for PHIL 101 classes from the 50's on, and grist for message board mills ever since the glowing filaments of the first tubes lit the firmament of the web with their golden hue.

More interestingly, I was contemplating that very movie line, TB (really!), as well as others like "it's your planet, monkey boy" and "anyone who isn't dead or from another plane of existence would do well to cover their ears right about now", or maybe "some people lose their faith because Heaven shows them too little. But how many people lose their faith because Heaven showed them too much?"


On, I confess, a typically judgmental note, I miss the innocence born of blessed ignorance that is lost on this road to perdition we call the tailgate. It is not always spiritually helpful to know of some people's...uh..."thinking"....on these matters. Such baleful knowledge can cast even the gentlest and most benign of souls into foul, moody pits of despair. I moan in the darkness.




Oh, wait....Philly lost!!! It's all good.

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[Califan007]

I know people like that. They don't belong to a religion and they don't believe in God per say, but they do believe that we came from somewhere/somebody.

I know quite a few people like that as well...In fact I'm one of them lol (although I do believe in God "per se").

[Califan007]

we don't wake up and think "god does not exist". We just live our lives and do our thing.

Of the athiests I've known well, their non-belief in God would never be described so casually lol ...They're adamant about it, it's not even up for debate.

And most people don't just wake up and think "God exists", either...

[PokerPacker]

Of the athiests I've known well, their non-belief in God would never be described so casually lol ...They're adamant about it, it's not even up for debate.

And most people don't just wake up and think "God exists", either...

perhaps you know other atheists but don't know they are atheists. I don't walk around and tell people I'm an atheist; what purpose does that serve?