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It's not that there are no flaws in our world as it is. It could be by coincidence, and we've just
grown to love it and be grateful. I believe that god is not a real person, nor a "supernatural
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What "god"?
Would that be Amaterasu? Apollo? Balder? Brahma? Ceridwen? Chalchiuhtlicue? Demeter?
Dionysus? Enki? Ereskigal? Fenrir? Freya? Gaia? Ganesha? Hecate? Horus? Ishtar? Izanami?
Juno? Juturna? Kagutsuchi? Krishna? Loki? Luna? Marduk? Minerva? Neptune? Njord? Odin?
Osiris? Parvati? Poseidon? Qing Lóng? Quetzalcoatl? Ra? Rhea? Shiva? Set? Tlaloc? Tyche?
Utu? Uzume? Vishnu? Vulcan? Xi Wang-mu? Xochiquetzal? Yarikh? Yu-huang?
Or do you arrogantly assume that your fiction and mythology have any more evidence than any of these
(i.e. None, just like yours)?
Edit:
I get my knowledge the weird way: I read books, something too many are incapable of these days. I'm
sure I'm responding to one right now.
It's always easier to form an argument when one actually knows something about it.
The godbots who keep speaking about their myth as being true should either put up or shut up. Show
it or stow it. If a "god" exists, then demonstrate it.
But they never do, because they know it isn't there. |
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Even if i don't say anything about god existing fact is, any scientist worth his salt could tell you
that statistically this place ain't that unlikely why you consider the size or the universe
and yeah stricken...... How is it so perfectly created? Answer its not is the basic answer its far
far from in fact if you wanna choose to see what you want you're choice i guess.
And your last comment don't make sense there is no statistic for god existing, even if people
believe in him, and it doesn't prove what baccus was saying wrong he's right, it's really not that
unlikely at all |
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All of this every day chaos, people dying
tragically, disorder, and that's just nature. |
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(I’m not going to debate about a god existing or not, because it always ends with irrational
conclusions being drawn. Instead, I’ll address the argument given within this debate's description
in support of such a claim.)
Why is it that coincidences are so difficult for some people to imagine? Unbelievable coincidences
happen all the time. The odds of a person getting struck by lighting within a given year is 1 in
700,000. Yet, each year, thousands of people are struck by lighting. Do you attribute this
coincidence to a god as well? |
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