Unscientific survey of 'poly religious beliefs

[Brent]

Some good scriptures about judgement: Matthew 7:2; John 7:24.

Some degree of truth can be found just about everywhere.

If you want revelation, you can obtain a greater familiarity with God. Just about anyone can recieve some degree of inspiration.

[Whaleboy]

If you want revelation, you can obtain a greater familiarity with God. Just about anyone can recieve some degree of inspiration.

Perhaps but that goes for any literature with gravitas.

[Frankychan]

Bah! This whole thread angers me. The flawed logic in this thread is maddening.

[Provost Harrison]

Originally posted by Lord Nuclear



Just because we can't imagine something, doesn't mean He can't.

What is there to imagine, it is a simple paradox that most definitely applies in this situation. Don't evade the question...

[Winston]

Talking about perceived paradoxes makes little sense.

Faith and logic have nothing to do with eachother. You can't deduce your way to a deeper understanding of spiritual matters.

[Provost Harrison]

That is the worst cop out I have ever heard You have just amply demonstrated what a bunch of sh*t theism is for all to see...

[Winston]

Well excuse me.

[Provost Harrison]

Well to state what is basically tantamount to 'Religion doesn't answer to questions it can't answer' demonstrates it's true nature for all to see...

[Brent]

God cannot be both good and capable of doing evil at the same time.

Ultimate religious truth is the ultimate science. If we knew everything now we'd see no point in acting.

You can't get all the answers at once, but you can eventually.

[Odin]

Originally posted by Brent

Ultimate religious truth is the ultimate science.

[Bill3000]

This thread lowers my IQ just by reading it.

[Odin]

Originally posted by Bill3000
This thread lowers my IQ just by reading it.

naw, just Brent's posts. Anyone who says religious BS is science makes me gag

[lord of the mark]

Originally posted by Whaleboy


Liberal jews would only consider someone who posted leaflets arguing against God, Zionism and non-intermarriage, caused three Chedar teachers to leave and screwed a girl in a storage cupboard in the Synagogue to be a heretic. Fortunately, I'd accomplished all of these by the age of 16 and was duly dismissed, thus saving me an hours road trip every weekend .

Not a heretic, but someone who has a somewhat confused sense of whats appropriate where, I think. Still, it was a wrong to force you to continue in chedar when you so much didnt want to be there, I think. I say this as someone whos daughter loves religious school, when it isnt ruined by some kid who's grumpy cause they dont want to have to anything to do with the thing, and the parents made them anyway. Let the ones who dont want to be there not be there, and make it that much better for those who DO want to be there.

[Tassadar500]

Originally posted by Provost Harrison


What is there to imagine, it is a simple paradox that most definitely applies in this situation. Don't evade the question...

I will continue to evade the question, as I have no answer! I win!

[MOBIUS]

Originally posted by Frankychan
Bah! This whole thread angers me. The flawed logic in this thread is maddening.

I agree, the fact that people can still believe in god(s) in the 21st century amazes the hell out of me - it just defies all logic...