Morphy
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Originally posted by brother Willi
God dont fit what you see?
It's pretty hard to blend god in the science...
Originally posted by brother Willi
God dont fit what you see?
There is a simple solution, and that is to stop trying to "prove" the existence of God - which can't be done - and to start focussing on the advantages of faith in God, instead. Unfortunately, many religious Christians have no faith in God at all, and so they spend all their time trying to "prove" that God is real by proving that their religious beliefs are based on real events. As a result they end up looking ridiculous, and then making faith in God look ridiculous, too.Originally posted by Morphy Because there is no proof god exists... I think existence of god can be neither be proved nor disapproved. That's why.
But I have a strong sympathy for Christians and I want more and more people to belive in god.
"proof", would eliminate free will.Originally posted by PureX
There is a simple solution, and that is to stop trying to "prove" the existence of God - which can't be done - and to start focussing on the advantages of faith in God, instead. Unfortunately, many religious Christians have no faith in God at all, and so they spend all their time trying to "prove" that God is real by proving that their religious beliefs are based on real events. As a result they end up looking ridiculous, and then making faith in God look ridiculous, too.
The solution is to let go of this need for "proof" which is based on a lack of faith anyway, and focus instead on faith itself, and the real positive results of choosing to place our faith in a loving God. When we do this, evolution and faith in God have no conflicts.
Originally posted by Morphy
It's pretty hard to blend god in the science...
Not really. There is a huge amount of evidence to support the theory of evolution, yet lots of people still choose to just ignore it. Reality and "proof" don't mean much to people compared to their ideas about reality and how they support themselves emotionally through those ideas.Originally posted by brother Willi "proof", would eliminate free will.
Well, you get what you choose to believe is "proof", yes.Originally posted by brother Willi you get "proof", after you decide.
Actually, it does, I think. We're setting the criteria of what we choose to call "proof", so it actually is by our own "command" that we experience it. Most of us just refuse to recognize this, though.Originally posted by brother Willi but that "proof" comes not on our command
Yeah - I've seen it many times. Like people who believe there is no evolution inspite of obvious scientific facts.Originally posted by PureX
There is a simple solution, and that is to stop trying to "prove" the existence of God - which can't be done - and to start focussing on the advantages of faith in God, instead. Unfortunately, many religious Christians have no faith in God at all, and so they spend all their time trying to "prove" that God is real by proving that their religious beliefs are based on real events. As a result they end up looking ridiculous, and then making faith in God look ridiculous, too.
Originally posted by PureX
The solution is to let go of this need for "proof" which is based on a lack of faith anyway, and focus instead on faith itself, and the real positive results of choosing to place our faith in a loving God. When we do this, evolution and faith in God have no conflicts.
Originally posted by brother Willi
science is science
give to science, that which is science's
give to God, that which is God's
Originally posted by PureX
Not really. There is a huge amount of evidence to support the theory of evolution, yet lots of people still choose to just ignore it. Reality and "proof" don't mean much to people compared to their ideas about reality and how they support themselves emotionally through those ideas.
Originally posted by PureX
Well, you get what you choose to believe is "proof", yes.
Actually, it does, I think. We're setting the criteria of what we choose to call "proof", so it actually is by our own "command" that we experience it. Most of us just refuse to recognize this, though.
Originally posted by Frank Ernest
Verses 3-5 are obviously subsequent to verses 1-2. Therefore, AFTER God created heaven and earth, and the earth became ruined and desolate, He said, "Let there be light: ..." Again no time frame is given. Scripture does not tell us exactly when the "first day" occurred.
Originally posted by PureX
Not really. There is a huge amount of evidence to support the theory of evolution, yet lots of people still choose to just ignore it. Reality and "proof" don't mean much to people compared to their ideas about reality and how they support themselves emotionally through those ideas.
NOPE, GOD'S will NOT mine.Well, you get what you choose to believe is "proof", yes.
Actually, it does, I think. We're setting the criteria of what we choose to call "proof", so it actually is by our own "command" that we experience it. Most of us just refuse to recognize this, though.
Originally posted by PureX
There is a simple solution, and that is to stop trying to "prove" the existence of God - which can't be done - and to start focussing on the advantages of faith in God, instead. Unfortunately, many religious Christians have no faith in God at all, and so they spend all their time trying to "prove" that God is real by proving that their religious beliefs are based on real events. As a result they end up looking ridiculous, and then making faith in God look ridiculous, too.
The solution is to let go of this need for "proof" which is based on a lack of faith anyway, and focus instead on faith itself, and the real positive results of choosing to place our faith in a loving God. When we do this, evolution and faith in God have no conflicts.
Originally posted by brother Willi
science is science
give to science, that which is science's
give to God, that which is God's
Originally posted by brother Willi
"KINDS" to what we see today is what you call "evolution" my friend.
abiogenises, CAN NOT BE PROVEN
Originally posted by aharvey
There is a conflict between a woodenly literal interpretation of the Old Testament and evolution. Big difference.
Originally posted by Yorzhik
Let's see, I have 1 more substantial answer to post, and then I can get back to this thread. It should take no longer than 4 more days.