Evidence for God from Science

Well I myself am only 5'4 and 15, and probably not going to grow much anymore. I can sympathize(and so can my older brother, he's even shorter than me.). I personally enjoy being smaller, it helps out in track and Karate. Of course everyone's different but really you'd just need to talk to him to fi...

I'm pretty sure God's not a member... But I think there's a few antichrists here. :shock: Say God joins godandscience.com, would he become a mod instantly? Would he be a regular member? y:-? I'd probably ban Him. I hate people who are always right! :mrgreen: Then he reality warps you out of existen...

I want my ashes to be either crushed into a diamond or flung into space.

RickD wrote:I'm pretty sure God's not a member...


But I think there's a few antichrists here.

Say God joins godandscience.com, would he become a mod instantly? Would he be a regular member?

Does school count?

If I ever download Skype I'd be down for it.

How would we know if we were chatting with God right now? I mean it's not like he can't use the internet or anything...

Because you revel in the sin of it? Use it as a way of sining without actually commiting the sin? It does exist...just not in the physical world you inhabit. The characters and pixels are real in thought. If no sin exists in the first place then there's no issue, but that's sort of the root of the ...

But that's the thing, we have lines on a paper and code in some hardware..the murder and sex don't exist. When we think of them were not thinking about murder or sex...because the things we saw didn't actually happen. It seems odd that God would punish "sin" that didn't actually happen, w...

For example, let's say I murder an enemy in a video game, is this sin? Do the internal coding of the game and the pixels on the screen that represent fictional stories and characters that don't exist become sinful? Does the unreality become real? Let's move on to another example, let's just say we ...

Matthew 5:27-28 We have the ability to bring things into reality from our mind. But our mind is real. What we think and dwell on is real to us and moves us on future thoughts/acts. So those 'nonexistent' 'things' you talk about, are not actually nonexistent. They are existent in thought (genesis of...

For example, let's say I murder an enemy in a video game, is this sin? Do the internal coding of the game and the pixels on the screen that represent fictional stories and characters that don't exist become sinful? Does the unreality become real? Let's move on to another example, let's just say we h...

If I were to say, lust for God, would this be sin? Is lusting always sin?

To start here's the article http://whatjewsbelieve.org/explanation8.html I'm only going to respond to the very last bit here so... Perhaps this idea of confusing Gd and man also explains Christian belief in the Virgin Birth -- the joining of Gd and the human woman Mary, who supposedly became pregnan...

If Jesus had children, they'd be children of an unwed mother and father, since the bible never mentions Jesus marrying. So, if Jesus wasn't married, and had children, then he'd be a sinner. And if he was a sinner, then he's not God in the flesh. If he's not God, then Jesus' children would have no r...