Evidence for God from Science

If it is man made then it MUST be subjective for obvious reasons. If it is man DISCOVERED ( sort of like man discovering the Pythagorean theory) then it can be objective ( like the aforementioned theory). At better thought, it's neither man-made nor man-discovered, but more mankind-evolved. Since m...

Justhuman wrote: Ultimately, the reason is man-made morality. Unless you believe that God hard-wired us in considering it wrong, it comes down to free choice. As I'm a Christian, you'd probably be able to guess where I think objective morality comes from. I'd like to hear where you think it comes f...

Justhuman wrote: Do you mean you want some 'general rule of wrongfulness'? The basis would be it is wrong to do any harm to any being against their consent. The basis is too to avoid pain, or to willingly inflict as less pain as possible. That makes it too a human thing, for other beings might have...

Ok, good. Since you agree that "my truck is a Chevrolet", is an objective claim, would you agree that the claim, "God exists" is also an objective claim? Yes. K Ok, great. Would you then agree that a man raping an eight year old girl, is objectively wrong? Meaning, regardless of...

Ken : How am I supposed to answer that question? Suppose I said all the matter that currently exist in the Universe existed prior to the Big Bang. could you prove me wrong using established scientific theories? Ken, if you insist that matter existed prior to the Big Bang, then either you don't beli...

If a tree falls in the forest and there is nobody there to hear it, does it make a sound? Yes. When gravity pulls something to the surface of the Earth, the impact will cause an audible sound, and witnesses are not necessary for this to take place. that is an example of an objective truth. Ok, I th...

To say God does not exist and KNOW it, one wouldn't need infinite knowledge, but SUFFICIENT knowledge concerning any event, "sighting," experience, or occurrence that would conclusively reveal God's existence. But the problem is, we don't know when and where that sufficient knowledge woul...

To say God does not exist and KNOW it, one wouldn't need infinite knowledge, but SUFFICIENT knowledge concerning any event, "sighting," experience, or occurrence that would conclusively reveal God's existence. But the problem is, we don't know when and where that sufficient knowledge woul...

To address the original issue with this: It is quite logical to state an absolute positive: White swans exists. The reason is obvious since all one needs to do is show that even ONE white swans exists. To state an absolute negative, there is no god, would require infinite knowledge of all since you...

Fair enough. It sounds like if we go back to the original question I asked you, you would pick the third option; that you are referring to a specific God (Christian God) when you say “you don’t believe God exists”. Is that correct? Ken Well... Since we are here on a Christian platform discussing ab...

What I'm certain of is I at least and definitely do not believe that (a) God exists. I’m curious; what do you mean when you say “you don’t believe that (a) God exist”? The problem with speaking about God, is there isn’t a consensus of what or who God is. To say you don’t believe in the existence of...

... But I'm curious, JH, what things do you believe make the God of the Bible makes impossible to exist? First of all let me state that I believe the Bible is a valid historic document, describing actual persons and events. But it is also a 'colored' version of theistic writers. It is not an unbias...

... But I'm curious, JH, what things do you believe make the God of the Bible makes impossible to exist? First of all let me state that I believe the Bible is a valid historic document, describing actual persons and events. But it is also a 'colored' version of theistic writers. It is not an unbias...

@Philip
If an atheist is arrogant for his way of not believing, is a theist therefore arrogant for his way of believing?

What I'm certain of is I at least and definitely do not believe that (a) God exists. I’m curious; what do you mean when you say “you don’t believe that (a) God exist”? The problem with speaking about God, is there isn’t a consensus of what or who God is. To say you don’t believe in the existence of...