That's a pretty big "if". The more science tears down this house of cards called Christianity and disproves its ridiculous claims, the smaller the probability of your god existing.
Lack the gift? lol Ah, a new fallacious argument: appeal to Star Wars and the "Force". lmao Now that we are into "ifs" and "maybes", what if this "gift" you mention is nothing more than a thought? Kind of like man creating gods in his own image. lol Then the "Force, or "gift" as you put it, is just a random bunch of fired synapses in your brain; a thought. And the argument about millions of people having the same thought is just another fallacious argument called "appeal to the masses". The masses also once thought that Earth was flat, too. Science showed that to be more junk.
Yup, I live on this planet. I also paid attention in science classes. The sun in relation to Earth is fixed. The Earth in relation to the sun isn't. So the sun doesn't rise, the Earth just spins so the light of the sun is shining on different parts of the Earth as it rotates.
Nope. It doesn't matter which orb you stand on, the Earth rotates. That little experiment should show you that. Look at the globe from the direction of the lamp (careful you don't burn yourself). The globe spins. Now take a look from the globe. It still spins.
Plumb lines are perpendicular to Earth. They react to gravity. And levels are used to make floors tangential. Try using a laser level sometime.
So? Most Christians can't seem to explain much of reality at all. Either way, it doesn't matter which perspective you use, the Earth rotates and shows a different face to the sun every second.
If the cup is in the car and the car's velocity is 60kph, then so is the cup's velocity. Perspective doesn't change the fact. Gr. 2 students could tell you that.
Almost invariably doesn't count for the many people who rely on evidence to guide what they think. Do you think that YHVH poofed your computer into existence? Or do you know the evidence about people building your computer?
The thing is, my faith is divinely inspired too and my faith tells me that your version of god is probably more like Satan (even though I don't believe in Satan either but you do.) Are there absolutes? I don't think so. There were times when I thought Alleywayz was a whack job, but that title now goes to a new person.
No, you can't, and that's exactly what's wrong with it. If you can't get there by reason and evidence, there's no place to get to, you're just making it up out of nothing. .
You seem to think faith is some sort of treasure. Well, it isn't. All faith is, is just the hope that whatever you believe in is true. One could have faith in absolutely anything whether it has anything to do with reality, facts, illusion, or imagination.
I don't. You also seem to think that this pathway to the divine is something I should treasure. Well, I don't. I think it's all just a fart from the imagination. I have little use for faith. It serves as a very small function for me.
You brought it up. The fact is the Earth rotates. The illusion is the sun rises and sets. Live with it. And the definitions of reality and illusion is not just semantics.
lol Sorry, but that's due to gravity, not because the level curves. Using a level and following the line of the straight edge with some mechanism that enabled me to defy gravity, I'd fly out into space. Especially if I used a laser level.
Sorry, the planet isn't flat. It is an oblate spheroid and it also has mountains, canyons, oceans, etc. I don't care where you are, you can't walk the circumference.
lol Again, the definitions of reality and illusion is not just semantics. And again, you brought it up into the conversation. The reality is that the cup is moving. The illusion is that the cup is sitting still.
Only in your head.
Something from nothing:
Sorry, adopted, that's only your impression of what Dex says.
Everything we are, think, say, do, how we act and react, etc. is because of our DNA and brains. We are hardwired to be what we are. (2) it aligns perfectly with logic, science, the prophets, the gospel, and the experience of others. This is exactly what we find it doing.[/quote]Wrong. If faith is a gift from gods, it teaches us to ignore facts and data that conflicts with it.
lol Anyone can speak of evidence. Anyone can accept SOME evidence. Very few can accept ALL evidence. And faith allows people to ignore vast amounts of evidence.
And this is how you got to the idiotic conclusion in the face of all reason and evidence that the planet is only 6000 years old?
