Falsification of Biblical Creation

this is an application of occams razor i think is some cases,why is there a need for multipul gods, when one would be enoughwe do know that forces arn't the production of many gods so theres not really a need more more than one, I supposeI would have to say the need for a god is a given for some people it may very well be a fantasy, but the way i see it there could be some sort of force out there, god or not, sometimes its all just the old "whats the sound of one hand clapping" if there is a god, maybe the evidence is there or we are looking in the wrong place, i agree that there should be a flag telling us that stuff is designed, or maybe gods evidence is the forces of nature
other wise since i am human i only have my human prespective filtered through what i know and believe

Could not agree more; I was seeing things from Faith's point of view for a minute.

Are you say there is no evidence? With out a reason to acknowledge a god's existance how do we get the idea it's there in the first place?

Why is it so hard to believe in God? I don't understand it. There's plenty of logical arguments for God's existence and no solid arguments agaisnt the concept. There's no reason not to believe. The universe has a definite beginning according to science, and the universe cannot come from nothing. Remeber- Out of nothing comes nothing, or matter cannot be creatwed nor destroyed only transformed. There is no evidence against the idea of God.

Welcome to EvC Tiger Wait around a little while, Tiger. And you'll see. Every argument under the sun that is possible to present will be showcased here. Best wishes on your attempts to dole out reading glasses.As to your argument. I would have to concur with my non-believing compatriots here. A lack of evidence (and you must see it from their perspective) against something is not the same thing as evidence for something - especially when the evidence can point more in more than one directionTake your time. Expect that resistance will be fierce. And you will do well.

To answer that question, it might help if you specify which god you mean.Edited by Parasomnium, : No reason given.

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"Ignorance more frequently begets confidence than does knowledge: it is those who know little, not those who know much, who so positively assert that this or that problem will never be solved by science." - Charles Darwin.

Pars!

Yes?

Je weet wat ik bedoel. Laat hem maar even staan.

Ik heb geen idee waar je het over hebt. Maar ik zal het even laten rusten.Anyway, I don't think it's polite to use a language most people here don't understand. I won't answer in Dutch again.

Bedankt.

You're welcome.

Heineken? Orangeboom?

Hello, Tiger.

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There's plenty of logical arguments for God's existence...

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Most of the "logical" arguments I have seen for God's existence are little more than "word salad".-

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There's no reason not to believe.

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Since there are those who do not believe, this is evidently false.-

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... the universe cannot come from nothing.

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This comes up a lot on this message board, but so far I have never seen a good explanation why this must be true.-

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There is no evidence against the idea of God.

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Sometimes the absense of evidence can be taken as evidence of absense.-Welcome to EvC, Tiger. I look forward to your contributions.

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Double post. Sorry.Edited by Chiroptera, : No reason given.

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"We must respect the other fellow's religion, but only in the same sense and to the extent that we respect his theory that his wife is beautiful and his children smart."
-- H. L. Mencken (quoted on Panda's Thumb)