Evidence for God from Science

KOGnitionIn I suppose what I was trying to say above is, to answer this question, a "scientist" has determine what freedom is. In my case having the ability to do the thing in question and knowing it. Are you deliberately trying to show me up by parsing words? Apparently you cannot by taki...

B.W. I figured I had to be a scientist to develop the means to do what I wanted. If you weren't the moderator here....

Danieltwotwenty, I second that emotion

B.W.

An implausable thought experiment, short on details, but worthwhile: Suppose I was a scientist who thought each individual should have the freedom to end the the world if he or she wanted to? Like Adam and Eve had the freedom (though in their case they did not know it) to permanently exile the human...

I wish you all could see "The Masque of Red Death." I would like to see a real academic style debate and the aftermath between a good Christian and the Vincent Price character about Christanity where the loser would have to live a month under the "care" of the winner. Either way ...

Two guys were having an argument. One said " The World does not go by your rules." The other said "Yeah? Well maybe the World needs a massive overdose of castor oil."

One of the things I have always been fascinated by is people saying "I can't" when all they mean is "I won't."
It's a long story but in a serious situation I once called somebody out on that and I have never forgotten it.
Can God do anything he wants to, and if not why not?

You might want to watch Dexter on Showtime this year. Google it if you don't know what I am talking about. The show is getting into religion and it might not even be disrespectful

Suppose starting 3,000 years ago nobody on Earth could ever want to do anything God would consider a sin, regardless of whether one actually knew it would be a sin or not? What if any choices or decisions could one make? Could one ever be in a situation where initiative was required to avoid serious...

Report this postReply with quoteRe: Star Trek: The New Generation by Byblos on Sat Sep 17, 2011 7:10 am ultimate777 wrote: Are there any ST:TNG fans here? If so, I think there are some things about Data we can discuss here that would be relevent to this board. I wonder if you can guess where I am co...

Are there any ST:TNG fans here? If so, I think there are some things about Data we can discuss here that would be relevent to this board. I wonder if you can guess where I am coming from?

When I was a little boy in Sunday school I thought there was much, much more documentation of the life of Christ than I now think there is. I have serious doubts now about the whole thing. I imagine I will always have those doubts. However if my doubts are wrong I do not want to be damned and I want...

Re: God and the round Earth by Murray on Tue Aug 30, 2011 10:38 am No educated person in the 15th century thought the world was flat............ Really that belief went out of popular belief probably in the 3rd century."Watch what people are cynical about, and one can often discover what they l...

Report this postReply with quoteRe: God and the round Earth by 1over137 on Tue Aug 30, 2011 3:05 am ultimate777 wrote: What is evidence? In 1491 was there more evidence that the God we worship was real or the Earth was round? What is evidence? According to the wikipedia: Evidence in its broadest sen...