Do you think a God exists?

[Menelik II]

@Menelik II



All you're doing is questioning in a condescending manner. "Is that so?"

There are clues all around to prove God exists.

You take your word from scientists who have time and again been proven not to know everything with their constantly changing views of the world and universe.

We believe what God (a perfect being) said about creating the Universe.


So we just live in the perfect environment to sustain life from some random collision of atoms?

Nah breh, it takes a Perfect Being to create a perfect situation for life. Just like we create here on earth from what God has put here. God creates and is constantly creating new things.

but spiritually dead people cannot understand, it sounds foolish to them. Are you spiritually dead or alive breh?

usual believer, quotes some nonsense facts gets checked on it, and doesn't answer your questions. Comes back with vague opaque answer about faith . This perfect conditions appear across the vast universe, more than 50 billion planets in our galaxy alone we estimate can support life.

Believe there's a God when tens of thousands of children die each year of starvation . Part of his plan right? Works in mysterious ways.

Trust in the 4000 year old book written by shepherds, who thought the earth was flat and there was a firmament in the sky. The book that said because 1 man saw his father naked, his discendants would be cursed with black skin and be slaves for eternity. Carry on

 

[Chrishaune]

Bronze statue of Sanxingdui was discovered in 1986. Estimated to have been buried for between 2700 to 4700 years. It depicts the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil in the Garden of Eden. The ancient Sanxingdui people in China shared the same ancestral history as the Chaldeans, from whom Abram was called to journey to the Promised Land.

 

[MumbleSwordZ]

Believe there's a God when tens of thousands of children die each year of starvation . Part of his plan right? Works in mysterious ways.

Do you question god when a snake eat's a bunny rabbit? Do you question god when a cheetah eats a baby gazelle?

Circle of life, right? Survival of the fittest, right? Random permutations, right?

 

[Menelik II]

Do you question god when a snake eat's a bunny rabbit? Do you question god when a cheetah eats a baby gazelle?

Circle of life, right? Survival of the fittest, right? Random permutations, right?

I don't question god no, but I don't question pink unicorns either. Interesting logic

 

[Menelik II]

Bronze statue of Sanxingdui was discovered in 1986. Estimated to have been buried for between 2700 to 4700 years. It depicts the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil in the Garden of Eden. The ancient Sanxingdui people in China shared the same ancestral history as the Chaldeans, from whom Abram was called to journey to the Promised Land.

This proves gods existence how?

 

[Chrishaune]

usual believer, quotes some nonsense facts gets checked on it, and doesn't answer your questions. Comes back with vague opaque answer about faith . This perfect conditions appear across the vast universe, more than 50 billion planets in our galaxy alone we estimate can support life.

Believe there's a God when tens of thousands of children die each year of starvation . Part of his plan right? Works in mysterious ways.

Trust in the 4000 year old book written by shepherds, who thought the earth was flat and there was a firmament in the sky. The book that said because 1 man saw his father naked, his discendants would be cursed with black skin and be slaves for eternity. Carry on

These perfect conditions you believe in are so far away that a human cannot reach them in a lifetime......First off what happens when life sustataining food runs out? What about a life threatening accident in the middle of outer space? What happens when they get there and find out the conditions are not so perfect?Well I guess that's it then.



So how are we going to get there again?


The nearest habitable planet is supposedly 4 light years away...
Oh yeah, here's the facts for you.....

4 light-years / (20,000 miles / hour)

Now this isn't terribly illuminating. We need to convert units so that we can do the division. There are 6 trillion miles in a light-year (approximately), so the distance we need to go is 6 trillion miles / light-year times 4 light-years, or 24 trillion miles. So, this trip would take 1.2 billion hours. There are 24 hours a day and 365.25 days per year, so this time in years is 137 thousand years.

137 thousand years breh..........Not happening.

 

[Menelik II]

These perfect conditions you believe in are so far away that a human cannot reach them in a lifetime......First off what happens when life sustataining food runs out? What about a life threatening accident in the middle of outer space? What happens when they get there and find out the conditions are not so perfect?Well I guess that's it then.



So how are we going to get there again?


The nearest habitable planet is supposedly 4 light years away...
Oh yeah, here's the facts for you.....





137 thousand years breh..........Not happening.

What does how far the next habitable planet is from us have to do with gods existence, we don't have to travel there? "When the food runs out" seriously what are you talking about?

"What about a life threatening accident in the middle of outer space?"

 

[Chrishaune]

What does how far the next habitable planet is from us have to do with gods existence, we don't have to travel there? "When the food runs out" seriously what are you talking about?

"What about a life threatening accident in the middle of outer space?"

You brought that up.....but I see you breh.

Everything you say is to try and distract.

 

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[MBwithadream]

only god i believe in lil b the based god

lil b looks like jesus

mmmhmm

-The BasedFather

 

[Menelik II]

You brought that up.....but I see you breh.

Everything you say is to try and distract.

I said these perfect conditions you allude to are all over our galaxy, billions. Time to travel there is irrelevant. No distraction.

 

[MumbleSwordZ]

I don't question god no, but I don't question pink unicorns either. Interesting logic

I don't believe in pink unicorns either, but if you feel strongly about tens of thousands of children dying each year of starvation, then maybe god is calling you to do something about it. But you don't believe in god so....

 

[Chrishaune]

I said these perfect conditions you allude to are all over our galaxy, billions. Time to travel there is irrelevant. No distraction.

Believe how YOU will......

 

[Menelik II]

I don't believe in pink unicorns either, but if you feel strongly about tens of thousands of children dying each year of starvation, then maybe god is calling you to do something about it. But you don't believe in god so....

so terrible things happen because he either willed it to happen or was powerless to stop it?

Or is it more likely there is no divine power overseeing anything?

 

[Kobes Two Jerseys]

The earth just so happened to be tilted so that there are seasons and we don't freeze, or roast to death.....also killing off bugs and pests in the process otherwise where would our relief from that be?

It just so happened that the earth is close enough yet far enough from the sun to have the right temperature???
We could be where Venus is and way too hot, or where mars is and way too cold.

It just so happened that the planets orbit the Sun and create a barrier that blocks a lot of space trash from colliding with the Earth???

Nah brehs. God is in a position that can't be explained by mere man. He created us and cares about us.

You call that caring?