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I believe strongly that this is true. |
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Yes. Everything happens for a reason. I don't believe that anything happens by chance or
coincidence.
It's our choice to make the best of what's thrown our way. |
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I am finally actually impressed in here....huh.
The powers that be that chooses the today's featured debate, chose this one....and this, is a good
one:-) Good job.
OK, so here is what I think:
We humans are caught in a Cosmic, Epic-Battlefield, between the powers of the Darkside,and the
Lightside of The Force;-)....
God and the Devil.
For supremacy of the planet and the souls of men and women and children; going on for thousands of
years since the fall in the Garden of Eden.....and yes, Eden is my name - to my friends
only...;-)
No puns implied here....;-)
This Epic Struggle for Supremacy of Earth?
Everything, happens for a reason, we humans may never discover....but we must have faith in God,
that everything will work together for our ultimate good.
God loves you.
Jesus died for your sins. He will win this Epic Struggle someday.
We must have faith.
There is an Eternal Plan in motion we may never fully comprehend. We must accept that His
will......be done.
And surrender to His Divine Nature......embrace our Fate planned by God for us, from the foundations
of the world.
There is great peace found in....giving up to the hands of God.
Just letting go...let God. |
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I also think everything happens for a reason. An example of this is what goes around comes around.
Like, if you treat someone nicely, they will also treat you back nicely. If you treat someone badly,
they will get revenge on you someday. |
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Everything happens for a reason and it is on you to find it, to make it into something greater than
what happened.
Make the best of it.
Yea'..I can dig it. |
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Reality itself can be based on the perspective from the subjective viewer in my humble opinion.
Inertia and momentum seem to be broader in scope than the realm of physical reality. It is
interesting to me the concept of time when it comes to specific qualities of life. There seems to be
an individual gestation period bestowed on all things. But that's just me. :P |
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It's 50/50 true. All natural processes happen for a reason - the wind, temperature, plants and
animals, etc., there's always an infinite variety of things acting upon an infinite variety of other
things. And as living animals the human beings are part of that same truth.
But to say every human interaction happens for a reason is not true. There isn't some unseen magic
which makes one person meet a movie star and another meet a mass murderer. There is no guardian
angel in swordplay with invisible devils to decide the fate of whether you buy Colgate or Crest
toothpaste. And I'm not saying there is no God, I'm not an atheist, but I am saying there isn't a
preordaned script which decides every moment of your life beginning to end to guarantee a reason for
everything that ever happens to you. |
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Every thing you do has a impact on the future, significant or not. So you can look back at
everything you have ever done and say by doing this I enabled my self to do, or become this in the
future. So you can make everything you do have a reason. |
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Everything except the alleged big bang. (and if there is a non-divine reason then that doesn't have
a reason unless it's invented and so on until infinity backwards 'til one sees the absurdity of such
supposedly scientific sci-fi nonsense. Yes. I hate it.) |
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You know, I think I really believe everything does happen for a reason because things you do can set
a whole life into a motion of events but then again with the option to possibly take a different
rout means that man can change his (or hers for that matter) stars. I also believe that every person
is here for a specific reason and no matter which rode you choose eventually you will find your
"calling" |
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Ugh! To me, this is the most annoying phrase in the English language (and no, that's not
hyperbole). Everything happens for a reason? Everything?? A Post-it note just fell off the
bulletin board in my office, I'll just have to trust in God's plan for that one, I'm sure it will
all make sense later.
And I love the ultimate defense. Someone dies, someone says "Everything happens for a reason." and
if someone asks what the reason is, you always get this, "God works in mysterious ways, some day
you'll find the reason." Translation: There is no reason.
If a plane goes down and you are the sole survivor did you survive for a reason? Many people would
say so. Did the other 245 people die for a reason? Were they all evil? Ask their families if your
survival is so special, ask them about the reason.
PS - Didn't mean for this to sound as abrasive as I think it might, I just really, really, don't
like this phrase. |
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There are such things as accidents...but from accidents stem other events. Everything is connected,
but not exactly planned (which is why there are no destinies, besides Jesus'). I'll even add that
from bad things can come good things, and from good things bad. |
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I believe there is such a thing as coincidence. Even if there is a god, i believe he would probably
allow some trivial things to just happen by themselves rather than controlling every miniscule thing
that ever happened. |
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There's no possible way everything has reason, its scientifically proven that there are more stars
in the universe then grains of sand on the whole planet, as unimaginable as that is, every desert,
beach, lake everything. But its fact, that's not even the part that's up for debate, its just
moronic if you think an all mighty god picks just one grain of sand and says you're special, you
have purpose. If someone went to a beach and picked up a single grain of sand and was then convinced
that this sand had purpose you would be classified as insane. I refuse to believe in a god that is
insane. Not even the fact that the grain represents our star, and each and every one of us 6 billion
human beings from this star which is less then a single grain of sand. This god would have to be on
some serious shrooms. |
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I might as well start going for the real deal.
Both are absolutely true. |
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There is something hugely wrong with what people who are "FOR" this have said this is essentially
what you have claimed:
"Some things happen for a reason"
"I want to see things as having reason"
"Therefore all things have reason"
This is a false statement since we are jumping from an "is to an ought" we cannot categorically say
that everything has or has not got reason. Therefore i am obliged to be against.
Secondly past the very incorrectness of the statement, we must say it is illogical to claim that
things which happen in the external universe have reason as "Grenache 26 Sep 2008" claimed. Its
actually the other way round. Since what happens in the universe has no reason behind it what so
ever, because reason is a human principle.
HOWEVER here is my belief, things happen for a reason in humanity, and indeed humans have the
ability to give reason, and make what is reasonless have the beauty of purpose. There is something
romantic about the stars in the sky as they rotate about us continually, there is something
beautiful about the trickle on the waters surface in a pond as a stone disturbs it, and there is
something awe inspiring about the great fyordes in Norway with their majestic slopes, things that
make you want to just hug or kiss the nearest person to you!
But they have occurred not for reason but for the mechanics of the universe, which has cause and
effect but this cannot be misinterpreted as reason.... Reason is something entirely mental and has
no existence in reality. And i think reason is what makes us human, what is human shouldn't be
misinterpreted as being universal truths.
Humans almost live in their own reality outside of the actual reality where we enforce reason and
purpose on things which have none.
But its how we live as Wittgenstein puts it what we speak and the way we actually live is not based
on those mechanistic truths but we live in a nonsensical world as what we speak what we love what we
hate, what we laugh at what we believe is all just TOTAL nonsense ... But its "Important Nonsense" |
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I think that most things are random and the only way we can stop them from happening is by blocking
it's random flight. Take global warming right? Well we are coming close to another ice age. But if
we stop using all our resorces on putting greenhouse gases into the air then we could block the
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