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You write: "God is a BELIEF, not a fact."God is a BELIEF, not a fact.
God is a Belief, NOT a FACT. You believe, Now live your Gods morality.
Good for you, now live like the God you believe in and quit calling people you disagree with names. You do this skye , you really do. Your God is SAD about your behavior.
You represent a SAD example of what your God wants you to be.
Be Better. Be Best.
Nah, I'm good. Not rich, and definitely wouldn't tell anybody to do anything. I'm just worried that you folks will kill us all.
Seriously.God is not a belief
One Woman's opinion. Or was it a Man?Well, I can't blame you for being afraid to die. Neither does Pascal.
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Know Jesus, Know Peace. No Jesus, No peace.
The only morally just sociopolitical foundation for unity:Humans are neither all good nor all bad. Humans are capable of great good or great evil as defined by their social ethos. IOW actions that are acceptable for one society (or tribe) may not be acceptable to another society. Belief in one God can bring different societies together because God's moral objectives are understood. Objective morality does not need laws to guide folks as to how to treat others. Laws are for punishing those who transgress a society's basic moral structure. Removing God and objective morality undermines a society by breaking down the common elements of morality that everyone understands.
Atheists are concrete in their belief that there is no God but, they miss the point. Belief in a higher power brings people ethically and morally together so that their evil thoughts do not turn into action. IOW it is not necessary to prove a physical 'higher power' or 'creator' belief is all that is needed.
It's against the rules to alter another's post, especially when it alters the meaning as in the case of your mischief which dishonestly evades the fact that God is not by definition a belief but a person. Whether one believes God exists or not is an entirely different issue. My falsification of your careless reasoning stands and stays despite your rule-breaking, slight-of-hands dissembling.Seriously.
To become a Christian just must submit to .....oh never mind, it is sooooo vague.
One Woman's opinion. Or was it a Man?
This begs the question: How does one define "evil"? Can someone be evil in thought but not in action and still be considered "evil" in the Christian sense?He's making a theological distinction between the operationally apparent goodness of actions and the ontologically actual goodness of nature that would have readily been understood by most Americans a hundred years ago vis-a-vis biblically informed divine and natural law. That so many Americans today, including conservatives, fail to grasp this Judeo-Christian insight about human nature and, thus, humanity's utter dependence on God to overcome evil is tragic.
Objectivism, for example, correctly holds that the incontrovertible axioms of human consciousness do not prove that the axioms are ultimately true beyond human consciousness but that they are the inescapable basis of all human knowledge, albeit, sans identifying the ontological basis of the axioms themselves beyond human apprehension. Why that's problematical should be self-evident.
To understand what I'm getting at requires further discussion and thought.
By definition, gods are a human construct. Gods have come and gone as the cultures and societies which invented those gods have come and gone.You write: "God is a BELIEF, not a fact."
By definition, God is not a belief but a being, and, presumably, claiming His existence is not a fact is an indemonstrable opinion.
Your statement is nonsensical. Just saying.
The various notions of created gods are human constructs. The divinity of classical theism ontologically precedes and has primacy over the follies of human consciousness.By definition, gods are a human construct. Gods have come and gone as the cultures and societies which invented those gods have come and gone.
My observation doesn't beg the question, it points to the answer.This begs the question: How does one define "evil"? Can someone be evil in thought but not in action and still be considered "evil" in the Christian sense?
This begs the question: How does one define "evil"? Can someone be evil in thought but not in action and still be considered "evil" in the Christian sense?
it's like saying gravity is a human construct or any other immutable laws given to us. But your way of thinking is prevalent. Some here even say there are different laws and morals for each of us. This is It's beyond absurd, but it's done by atheists to justify their immoral behavior.By definition, gods are a human construct. Gods have come and gone as the cultures and societies which invented those gods have come and gone.
A pretty ridiculous quote. We've seen what atheist regimes have looked like. The worst imaginable. An earthly preview of Hell."If there was a God, the world seemed exactly the way it would be if there wasn’t one".- Nicomo Coska
We are all made in the image of God, absolutely. God does not "live" in all of us--only those who are indwelt with the Holy Spirit.
For proof, see the Uvalde shooter. Did God "live" in him? I say no.
The various notions of gods created by humans is entirely consistent with unique cultures inventing unique gods. There are any number of studies on why people believe what they do; it's an extensive branch of cognitive psychology, especially social cognition. The basic model of gods is to assuage human fears and frailties. Human inventions of gods is not for the purpose of trying to reconcile their beliefs to any kind of objective reality, but rather to a construct that while not fitting or belonging to the corporeal world accommodates their fears and superstitions.The various notions of created gods are human constructs. The divinity of classical theism ontologically precedes and has primacy over the follies of human consciousness.
Pales in comparison to the horrors and cruelties inflicted on humanity by religions.A pretty ridiculous quote. We've seen what atheist regimes have looked like. The worst imaginable. An earthly preview of Hell.
There's nothing to suggest that gravity, or any other natural force, is given to us by any gods.it's like saying gravity is a human construct or any other immutable laws given to us. But your way of thinking is prevalent. Some here even say there are different laws and morals for each of us. This is It's beyond absurd, but it's done by atheists to justify their immoral behavior.
Atheists killed 150 million in the last century. More than all religions combined in history.Pales in comparison to the horrors and cruelties inflicted on humanity by religions.
A pretty ridiculous quote. We've seen what atheist regimes have looked like. The worst imaginable. An earthly preview of Hell.
Of course it is. Remember what Jesus said about being a good shepherd and about leaving the 99 to seek out the one that was lost. Jesus will bring the lost back to the way of Eternal Life, even if it means leaving me to do so. (I have confidence he can do both, but I would want him to leave me to find the loss when that is necessary.)
