God is a Fake

[queenofnines]

he is your creator and he isnt imaginary.

My parents created me, and as for god... godisimaginary.com   

[falcon9]

he is your creator and he isnt imaginary.

My parents created me, and as for god... godisimaginary.com   

Thanks for that link, QoN.  Although I've used several of the 50 arguments over the years, it's good to have a concise summation of them all in one place.  I especially enjoyed the abiogenesis information.

[Cuppycake]

This is awesome ! I need to paint this lol!

[queenofnines]

Thanks for that link, QoN.

Oh yeah, it's a great one!  Anyone who reads through it with honesty and critical thinking will walk away changed.

Cuppycake: Love the depiction of a FSM Jesus!   

[falcon9]

Thanks for that link, QoN.

Oh yeah, it's a great one!  Anyone who reads through it with honesty and critical thinking will walk away changed.

Somehow, it is doubtful that those who do not demonstrate much along the lines of critical thinking skills will consider the 50 arguments.  I found a few 'loose ends' in some of the reasoning employed however, I'm disinclined to lead every horse to water.

 

[Cuppycake]

Thanks for that link, QoN.

Oh yeah, it's a great one!  Anyone who reads through it with honesty and critical thinking will walk away changed.

Cuppycake: Love the depiction of a FSM Jesus!   

Thanks lol! My husband found it and I had to share lol!

[sigmapi1501]

If God is fake, then where did all those Dinosaur bones come from?

[abdyer2001]

If God is fake, then where did all those Dinosaur bones come from?

you do realize that evolution voids information provided by those that believe in creationism. one reason , all those dinosaur bones as you call the for the most part predate the dates listed in the bible. as it is proven that man did not coexist with the dinosaurs at the same time.

[falcon9]

If God is fake, then where did all those Dinosaur bones come from?

Those came from dinosaurs who died millions of years before xtianity was fabricated from other cultural myths.

[Falconer02]

If God is fake, then where did all those Dinosaur bones come from?

X-D  Where have you been, man!? I miss you!

Those came from dinosaurs who died millions of years before xtianity was fabricated from other cultural myths.

Explain Raptor Jesus then!

[falcon9]

If God is fake, then where did all those Dinosaur bones come from?

Those came from dinosaurs who died millions of years before xtianity was fabricated from other cultural myths.

Explain Raptor Jesus then!

Must be the work of cro-magnon satan.

[RUPPRECHTS10]

I don't believe in a god per-say. but let me elaborate...

I'm not christian. I grew up in a church and what is believed I find ridiculous. Born of a virgin, rose three days later, new testament written hundreds of years after his death? sounds a litle shady to me. I believe in reason. Scientific theories seem to make the most sense but If you have a better explanation I will listen and consider it. I don't believe that there was someone THAT remarkable on the earth. I also do not believe that there is a person that will pick a few people to go to this "Heaven" and send, lets say for example, Buddhist monk who will not kill a fly or ant or spider or any creature and spends days meditating in peace, into this "Hell" just because he does not believe in him.

I like aspects of certain religions though. I appreciate the philosophy of Buddhism and love the calming effect of meditation. I also love Wicca for all the love of nature that runs though it.
Personally, I believe in mother earth. I believe in nature. I'm not a hippie or tree huger but I love how deeply I can connect with this living thing called nature. It's just me though. I absoutly respect every religion... as long as you can respect that I do not believe in it. I will listen to any views one may have but never be offended if I respectfully say "I do not believe that" It's not you... it's me 

[jcribb16]

I don't believe in a god per-say. but let me elaborate...

I'm not christian. I grew up in a church and what is believed I find ridiculous. Born of a virgin, rose three days later, new testament written hundreds of years after his death? sounds a litle shady to me. I believe in reason. Scientific theories seem to make the most sense but If you have a better explanation I will listen and consider it. I don't believe that there was someone THAT remarkable on the earth. I also do not believe that there is a person that will pick a few people to go to this "Heaven" and send, lets say for example, Buddhist monk who will not kill a fly or ant or spider or any creature and spends days meditating in peace, into this "Hell" just because he does not believe in him.

I like aspects of certain religions though. I appreciate the philosophy of Buddhism and love the calming effect of meditation. I also love Wicca for all the love of nature that runs though it.
Personally, I believe in mother earth. I believe in nature. I'm not a hippie or tree huger but I love how deeply I can connect with this living thing called nature. It's just me though. I absoutly respect every religion... as long as you can respect that I do not believe in it. I will listen to any views one may have but never be offended if I respectfully say "I do not believe that" It's not you... it's me 

From what I'm reading here, would I be correct in saying that you, in return of my respect for your belief, would also extend the same respect for my belief?  If so, then I thank you for that.  It is each our own choice as to what we believe and I respect others for their choices that are different from mine.  Some people of opposite beliefs call my beliefs fairy tale, myth, etc.  That is not extending the same courtesy of respect like you are talking about.

[falcon9]

It is each our own choice as to what we believe and I respect others for their choices that are different from mine.  Some people of opposite beliefs call my beliefs fairy tale, myth, etc.  That is not extending the same courtesy of respect ...

More often than not, religious believers do not respect opposing reason, (even while applying the misnomer of 'belief' to reasoning).  Instead, many of these believers claim to extend "respect" to other 'religions' but, not to non-religious positions.  That is not extending the same courtesy of respect.

[jcribb16]

It is each our own choice as to what we believe and I respect others for their choices that are different from mine.  Some people of opposite beliefs call my beliefs fairy tale, myth, etc.  That is not extending the same courtesy of respect ...

More often than not, religious believers do not respect opposing reason, (even while applying the misnomer of 'belief' to reasoning).  Instead, many of these believers claim to extend "respect" to other 'religions' but, not to non-religious positions.  That is not extending the same courtesy of respect.

My question was to the other poster.  I already know where you stand in regards to my beliefs.  I respect your beliefs (or non-beliefs) and am not wanting to go in circles with you.  Thank you.