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So, in-short, the difference between an Atheist and an Agnostic is one entertains the thought of maybe ? |
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or better said does not discount the possibility. also the athiest tends to be more forceful in trying to put for his disbelief to others
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But, it beckons the question why would Atheists be so preoccupied with trying to show an interest in the subject at all ?
Might they have Agnostic tendencies ? |
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God is real and the existence of both the living and non living things in our environment testify to this statement of truth.An atheist know in his heart that there is a supreme being, though he fail to acknowledge it. |
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Somebody new... !
Please, do tell us what the difference is between the Atheist and the Agnostic. |
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Somebody new... ! Please, do tell us what the difference is between the Atheist and the Agnostic. Agnostic: "there isn't enough evidence either way to convince me one way or thr other, there may be a god, there may not be" Athiest:"There is no god, period. no possibility, he simply doesn't exist" many athiest also view anyone who does believe in god, as foolish, they same way you might if someone told you they truly believed in the Easter bunny |
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To be perfectly honest, I'd be to cowardly to not believe in God. I could not function in this world. |
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Edited by
Pansytilly
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Tue 07/14/15 11:07 PM
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So you cannot function without relying on myth to get you by i can function, but it would never be the same... personally, i know what He did for me...i don't have to prove it, i just know it...and it made all the difference in my life...and for that i am truly humbled and thankful. |
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So you cannot function without relying on myth to get you by i can function, but it would never be the same... personally, i know what He did for me...i don't have to prove it, i just know it...and it made all the difference in my life...and for that i am truly humbled and thankful. |
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So you cannot function without relying on myth to get you by i can function, but it would never be the same... personally, i know what He did for me...i don't have to prove it, i just know it...and it made all the difference in my life...and for that i am truly humbled and thankful. Thank you. He is not a myth for me He is very much a real part of life. |
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So you cannot function without relying on myth to get you by i can function, but it would never be the same... personally, i know what He did for me...i don't have to prove it, i just know it...and it made all the difference in my life...and for that i am truly humbled and thankful. Thank you. He is not a myth for me He is very much a real part of life. |
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Well now I am confused. Doesn't seem the OP really want to know about other books out there, but just to attack other beliefs. I post just google and someone can find books. But some how it is winning. If someone doesn't believe...your choice. If someone believes...there choice. Isn't going after a belief the same as believers going after non believers?
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[ Several Days Later ]
So Mom333... How content are You to not have an explanation for events and things that aren't Myths and science can't explain ? |
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[ Several Days Later ] So Mom333... How content are You to not have an explanation for events and things that aren't Myths and science can't explain ? |
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Okay, here's two examples...
The receding waters of the Dead Sea have revealed more of the cities of Sodom and Gomorrah. These obvious habitations of a bygone people plainly show the signs of their demise. The pitting by sulfur is fierce and there's absolutely no local source of what rained-down on these cities. No volcanos or natural events. **************************************************************************************************************************************** Secondly, how about Noah's Ark ? It's a real artifact in eastern Turkey. This petrified wooden boat has hardware still attached. It is exactly 300 Cubits long. (As Mentioned In The Bible) It sits 6300 feet above sea-level... NOT a very practical joke ! |
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Edited by
mom333
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Mon 07/20/15 04:41 PM
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Okay, here's two examples... The receding waters of the Dead Sea have revealed more of the cities of Sodom and Gomorrah. These obvious habitations of a bygone people plainly show the signs of their demise. The pitting by sulfur is fierce and there's absolutely no local source of what rained-down on these cities. No volcanos or natural events. **************************************************************************************************************************************** Secondly, how about Noah's Ark ? It's a real artifact in eastern Turkey. This petrified wooden boat has hardware still attached. It is exactly 300 Cubits long. (As Mentioned In The Bible) It sits 6300 feet above sea-level... NOT a very practical joke ! |
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Having a place found does not mean the actual statements in the bbible are true. The place might have existed yes and the event it's famous for might have happened in a way but I very much doubt that a god made it happen, a god did not kill all the people In pompey. A tragic event happened what do people usually say when something big happens. ..God did it, they still do it to this day, for Instance. ..All the children starving to death In the world but a woman beats cancer what do people say god works in mysterious ways. People can always write something and exaggerate if it isn't awe worthy. The media do it all the time.
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I think Ron Wyatt was a Seventh Day Adventist, but his documentaries are very extensive.
Yes, Pompeii was wiped-out by a local hazard, but the people of that city were very immoral as well. The most common assumption that God is supposed to come-to-the-rescue in this imperfect world for as often as very un-preferable event occurs is sort of the exact opposite of humanities obligation to recognize their indebtedness to that which is the source of their existence. (The Lord Gives And The Lord Takes Away) The Bible does say that, 'time and unforeseen circumstances befall all.' (Ecclesiastes 9: 11) Also, the assumption that One can deliberately ignore some of God's most basic prerequisites and somehow be exempt from tragedy is also a weak excuse to blame God. Lastly... Since when does the Media represent what constitutes being God's will ? |
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I think Ron Wyatt was a Seventh Day Adventist, but his documentaries are very extensive. Yes, Pompeii was wiped-out by a local hazard, but the people of that city were very immoral as well. The most common assumption that God is supposed to come-to-the-rescue in this imperfect world for as often as very un-preferable event occurs is sort of the exact opposite of humanities obligation to recognize their indebtedness to that which is the source of their existence. (The Lord Gives And The Lord Takes Away) The Bible does say that, 'time and unforeseen circumstances befall all.' (Ecclesiastes 9: 11) Also, the assumption that One can deliberately ignore some of God's most basic prerequisites and somehow be exempt from tragedy is also a weak excuse to blame God. Lastly... Since when does the Media represent what constitutes being God's will ? |
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This is why being good and doing good things to help other people is amazing especially when it is done with pure intention.
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