Olaf Doschke
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You are throwing out an opinion as being fact. Because you calling the non-existence of a God as being fact, with-out giving facts. Therefore I will say this:How can you define something that doesn't exist, other than saying "it is something non-existant"?
The whole Universe is a large joke. Everything in the Universe are just subdivisions of this joke. So why take anything too serious?
- Frank Zappa
God exists outside of time
Your logic (if any) is highly flawed.the first cause of limited space - must be infinate
the first cause of endless time - must be eternal
the first cause of boundless energy - must be omnipotent
the first cause of infinate complexity - must be omniscient
the first cause of life - must be living
bvbowes said:But I'd like to remind everyone that 1st John says "God Is Love".
You can't take three words out of one book and try and make that kind of chaining argument. Even if God is love, that doesn't mean that all love is God. Even assuming that, I'm not sure where the link between love and thought came from.But I'd like to remind everyone that 1st John says "God Is Love". Love is the beginning of all thought (whether good or evil) and therefore you would then have to illiminate the one thing that all of you all have in common (the fact that you all love someone) to prove that there is no God.
It's called work; it only seems to be hell....does that mean there's a physical representation of the afterlife somewhere?