Do you believe that God is good?

[Z-Nation]

I agree with you for the most part. I'm a skeptical atheist. I don't Believe in God, and will continue to not believe in God unless I have proof handed to me that proves his existence. Science doesn't make crazy claims, and if they do they have proof to back them up, which is why science is a more reasonable thing to put put your faith into.

Completely agree. The Day this *Magical Person* Spawns me in a admin menu for life. Is the day i will Believe in.

[Lift]

Einstein said the more he explored the cosmos, the more he believed in a higher power.

I completely agree that there is a higher power


My theory, though, is that this power was thrown together by so and so unknown materials somewhere in the universe by probability, and it is keeping balance between good and evil.


Just because it is a higher power doesn't mean it is going to cater you to your every need, it means it will try and keep balance and order between things. Because we can't percieve as it percieves, we biasedly judge what is right and wrong.

Spilled ramen on your PC? You see it as unjust, but maybe in the scheme of things it isn't.

Kind of like the mainly Indian religion, Karma. And Newton's Third Law, for every action there is an equal and opposite reaction.

[wan]

Einstein said the more he explored the cosmos, the more he believed in a higher power.

I completely agree that there is a higher power


My theory, though, is that this power was thrown together by so and so unknown materials somewhere in the universe by probability, and it is keeping balance between good and evil.


Just because it is a higher power doesn't mean it is going to cater you to your every need, it means it will try and keep balance and order between things. Because we can't percieve as it percieves, we biasedly judge what is right and wrong.

Spilled ramen on your PC? You see it as unjust, but maybe in the scheme of things it isn't.

Kind of like the mainly Indian religion, Karma. And Newton's Third Law, for every action there is an equal and opposite reaction.

You have to take into consideration the fact that religion was the "norm" back then and if you weren't religious you were alienated. Basically every scientist and highly educated people back then (and some still now) believe in a God of some sort.

[alyx29]

Before i agree or disagree with *If god is good* I need to see some proof when he *It* has done something good or bad before. I don't believe an god but; I've heard of people that say that God has done all for them and all that but. They don't have any proof other then that there life changed in a blink of a eye.

assume christianity is the true religion, and god is real. he waits for 100k+ years of death (mostly from child birth and bad teeth) and then steps in about 2k years ago? and on top of that demands to be praised?


lmao if he's real he's a cunt

[MATTZ A BOSS]

Nope, theists try to justify things like the problem of evil but unfortunately they die a death of 1000 qualifications

[Frought]

I'd like to know your reasoning (make sure to think about what you say). Before you answer, I suggest watching some of DarkMatter2525's videos on his Youtube channel.

So basically, what's your point of view in not believing in a god? What would you describe all the things you see in your life? The stars, galaxies and everything? Are these men who called themselves prophets are liars/crazy and doing that for nothing? There must be something..

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That's the most ignorant shit ever bro.

Christians, Muslims, and Jews all worship the same fucking God.

Christians and Muslims in specific worship the same fucking Jesus. (messiah.)

And the fact that you'd be ignorant to say that there's an Atheist god makes it even worst. Don't even post if you're going to post that cancerous shit here.

That's not right , I do not seriously know about Jew religion but I know well what Christians worship.. We (as Muslims) do not worship the same (what they call) "God". We worship Allah, they worship Jesus and they think he is the son of god (therefor another god). We believe that Jesus is only a prophet (Issa) like Muhammad and all other prophets. Same for Jews but I don't really know what they worship so I can't talk about it.

That's my point. Just dying in your current life even though you've done everything right, aka commit no sin, and have no afterlife a lot of religious people can't handle that. I don't believe in an afterlife and don't really care if there is something after death. I could die tomorrow and it wouldn't matter because that's it.

Well, I don't think they do not handle this (considering there is no afterlife). All what religious people can't handle, is that, how we came, how was all this universe created. There must be something so powerful.

[Frought]

Core accretion. That has scientific evidence to support it rather than some book.

Listen.
Science expresses and explains phenomena, religions expresses and explains the cause of them in other way who made it. One of the most intelligent scientists in history, Albert Einstein believed in god. Comes from a scientist. What made him discover the theory of relativity wasn't even by true math or science. It was all about feeling and imagination. He believed that there's a god and there's an equation that could explain how the universe works, It's not all about sudden. I mean like, It's not like an explosion just made all this just like look how accurate the universe is, how mysterious it is, how amazing it is. We're in a planet that If we tried to go to another, we die. Until now, only Earth is what we can live in.. Can you explain what made the Big Bang happen? What was before it? How did the big bang create this universe "accurately"? Who was the first human to live in Earth? Who created him? All this has answers in religion but not science. Even though I believe that Qur'an is a science book made by God (not exactly scientific), but It just describes many things mysterious and answers many thing, that if you can disprove any of them, then you will have the right to say religion is not right. Quantum mechanics, was it by true science? haha. Humans use their brain to explain what they cannot understand, some of them are wrong but some are right. What makes you think god is not real? But makes you think that the Big Bang is real? Is that what you will believe any ridiculous thing because it's just written in a so-called Scientific Book?

[Takatsuki]

I mean like, It's not like an explosion just made all this

Did you even bother to look up core accretion? Or are you just speaking out of your ass?

 

Approximately 4.6 billion years ago, the solar system was a cloud of dust and gas known as a solar nebula. Gravity collapsed the material in on itself as it began to spin, forming the sun in the center of the nebula.

With the rise of the sun, the remaining material began to clump up. Small particles drew together, bound by the force of gravity, into larger particles. The solar wind swept away lighter elements, such as hydrogen and helium, from the closer regions, leaving only heavy, rocky materials to create smaller terrestrial worlds like Earth. But farther away, the solar winds had less impact on lighter elements, allowing them to coalesce into gas giants. In this way, asteroids, comets, planets, and moons were created.

Earth's rocky core formed first, with heavy elements colliding and binding together. Dense material sank to the center, while the lighter pieces created the crust. The planet's magnetic field probably formed around this time. Gravity captured some of the lighter elements that make up the planet's early atmosphere.

Early in its evolution, Earth suffered an impact by a large body that catapulted pieces of the young planet's mantle into space. Gravity caused many of these pieces to draw together and form the moon, which took up orbit around its creator.

The flow of the mantle beneath the crust causes plate tectonics, the movement of the large plates of rock on the surface of the Earth. collisions and friction gave rise to mountains and volcanoes, which began to spew gases into the atmosphere.

Although the population of comets and asteroids passing through the inner solar system is sparse today, they were more abundant when the planets and sun were young. Collisions from these icy bodies likely deposited much of the Earth's water on its surface. Because the planet is in the Goldilocks zone, the region where liquid water neither freezes nor evaporates bur can remain as a liquid, the water remained at the surface, which many feel plays a key role in the development of life.

Who was the first human to live in Earth?

Supposedly, Adam. Scientists found data to support this as well. It's not written in a random text book that a supposed prodigy made, who just "poofed" a human out.

Who created him?

I'm not a scientist and I haven't looked it up, nor do I study biology, but if I had to take a guess I'd say evolution from a species that wasn't human. Humans were always evolving, that holds true for today. Whether or not it continues down the line is unknown. And no, I don't believe we'll have fish gills or stupid shit like that.



You can literally find all of these answers by taking the time to look them up, which I'm not doing for you.

[Frought]

I'm not a scientist and I haven't looked it up, nor do I study biology, but if I had to take a guess I'd say evolution from a species that wasn't human. Humans were always evolving, that holds true for today. Whether or not it continues down the line is unknown. And no, I don't believe we'll have fish gills or stupid shit like that.

You don't have to look up for everything, do you? Rather than tying it with science, you could have simply said "I don't know". But since you don't believe in god AKA atheist, insistence is all what you can do. And having the same genes as monkeys doesn't mean we evolved from monkeys to human beings. It's just stupid. You're basically just like all of us stupid humans, insistence is all what we do even if we have a clear evidence. How great the Albert's Einstein example is, they all bitched at him and his theory even though science said it isn't at that time and it turned out to be true. Science is made by humans, it can be wrong. Do you know where is the end of the universe? Of course not, we all do not know that, but only in our perspective it is infinite, but in God's perspective there is. We all express and notice things from our perspective, from what our eyes can see and It can turn out to be all wrong, and reality becomes nothing.

Supposedly, Adam. Scientists found data to support this as well. It's not written in a random text book that a supposed prodigy made, who just "poofed" a human out.

Since you said that, can you tell me how was Adam created? If from the human evolution theory, which monkey Adam evolved from? Probably science knows that too? If you know what I mean.. xD

Did you even bother to look up core accretion? Or are you just speaking out of your ass?

Why not show respect to other peoples opinions? If that's a debate then you should respect everyone's else opinion but If you're going to bitch like an asshole then it's not this section for you. And I know Core Accretion, And I didn't even talk about it?!! Big Bang is supposedly the great explosion which created the universe, what came before it? That was my question, I didn't say anything about Core Accretion.

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Something tells me you haven't the faintest clue as to how evolution actually works.

[Frought]

I never said it can't be wrong, but you do know that science can prove things through a series of trial and error tests, right? How do you prove a guy floating in heaven supposedly watching over all of humanity and answering prayers? Oh, wait..

God is not a guy. That's the most common thing Atheists think. Get your shit right first then try to discuss about that. Again and again, a good example of this Einstein predictions weren't by doing some tests. They WERE predictions. Have you heard about the gravitation waves? Einstein predicted it 100 years ago, yet it was first approved last month. I think that Science is more about imagination more than facts and tests and even logic because as I said, logic is "Human's" perspective and logic at that time didn't like what Einstein thought of.

There are multiple theories on this. However one of the most recent ones, "The Big Rip", is supposedly 22 billion years away. That being said, it doesn't really matter for us. The sun will be long gone before that. And even before that, we'll be dead. Who cares?

Theories. K.

Evolution? I don't believe a super-human being randomly creating a human because of [insert reason]. I don't follow religion, so I'm not even sure if there is a reason. But humans do evolve, and this is once again, proven. Humans don't need certain body parts(Internal Organs) that they did a few hundred(thousand?) years ago. I'm sure I could find an article on it but my time is

Dude, you don't even know the most basic thing religion has which is, God isn't a human being and isn't a "being". And since I'm not that kind of into Evolution theory, but If It's true, how did the human brain form.

Yes, but I did. I didn't even bring up the big bang buddy. Since we're on that topic though;

But I am talking about the universe generally. By the way you have missed many questions I asked you? Feel free to quote them and answer them even if you don't know them, that'll inform me with new things

What is the religion belief for the creation of our universe and inevitably our existence? That some human, before anything, created everything? Give me a break. That's a fairy tale you read to your children.

Again, God isn't a human or a creature. Basically get your arguments correct then try to offense people's beliefs. And that seems better for me than "Nothing created something that created bigger something then it began extending." Something never comes from nothing.

Something tells me you haven't the faintest clue as to how evolution actually works.

Seriously, I'm not into the theory itself, but I do know how evolution works.

[Kingpin]

God is not a guy. That's the most common thing Atheists think. Get your shit right first then try to discuss about that. Again and again, a good example of this Einstein predictions weren't by doing some tests. They WERE predictions. Have you heard about the gravitation waves? Einstein predicted it 100 years ago, yet it was first approved last month. I think that Science is more about imagination more than facts and tests and even logic because as I said, logic is "Human's" perspective and logic at that time didn't like what Einstein thought of.


Theories. K.


Dude, you don't even know the most basic thing religion has which is, God isn't a human being and isn't a "being". And since I'm not that kind of into Evolution theory, but If It's true, how did the human brain form.


But I am talking about the universe generally. By the way you have missed many questions I asked you? Feel free to quote them and answer them even if you don't know them, that'll inform me with new things


Again, God isn't a human or a creature. Basically get your arguments correct then try to offense people's beliefs. And that seems better for me than "Nothing created something that created bigger something then it began extending." Something never comes from nothing.


Seriously, I'm not into the theory itself, but I do know how evolution works.

Hey man I haven't posted much last days because I am having a rough time but just this makes me want to leave again.

[Frought]

Not a guy, not a creature. Okay, so he doesn't exist. Got it.

I respect your opinion.

And religion has? A book? What does that prove and how? You're literally basing your belief on one "thing"(because it's not a human or creature, right?) that has no support other than a book. "Ohh I prayed for my child to get better and he did! God listened!" That's called medicine.

Prove something that God did and I'll consider looking more into religion.

Well, I'm can't now, but I'll show you tomorrow since I have to sleep now.

Because you write like a fucking monkey. Fix your grammar and make it formatted properly and I'll consider looking through your block of text. Not to make this personal, but it's embarrassing.

Well, If you looked carefully you'd have seen that I edited the post after 2 mins of posting it because I forgot to type MANY things. And It's no more embarrassing more than not knowing the most basic thing in religion which you criticize (God is a human being ay lmao). And come on, you can pretty much comprehend what I'm trying to say. You're just too stupid to answer it.

I have no idea what you're saying here.

What I'm trying to say here is that it seems better for me than saying "Nothing made/created the big bang".

Hey man I haven't posted much last days because I am having a rough time but just this makes me want to leave again.

And I haven't posted or logged in MPGH since like 8 months because of kids and people like you. Feel free to leave if you don't like my post, I'm not forcing you to read it.

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Fucking. Dead.

The best thing an ignorant does when asked a question, instead of answering it, he insults the questioner. If you're stupidly an educated man, then answer all the questions that you didn't answer but you're just a ****** harry.

[Hunter Jr.]

which monkey Adam evolved from?

Hey buddy, take notice that if you took a realistic high school class that wasn't completely oversighted by Islam then you'd completely understand that chimps and humans have nearly a 95~99% DNA match.

https://news.nationalgeographic.com/n...imp_genes.html

Pretty sure "national geographic" isn't biased considering it's entire channel surrounds things like biology and geology just for general information's sake.

Please tell me where you even think up this shit? I mean fucking HONESTLY.

so-called Scientific Book?

There is no scientific book, Frought. There's only testable, objective, and measurable data that's been collected over DECADES of time. Just look at fucking Darwin's idea of evolution. Read through it.

It says nowhere that evolution happens purposefully and intentionally, it states this and this exactly:
In a specific species, one mutation in the DNA sequence can change the physical aspect of a species for the BETTER, which take notice that mutations happen randomly when DNA REPLICATES, splitting into RNA and translating back into DNA there can be errors.

Take giraffes, for example. Here's evolution and natural selection, aka how evolution takes place. Over the matter of, give or take, a million years. That's enough time for around 50-100 generations of giraffe to come through.

We'll start using genetics. Long Necked Giraffe = AA. Medium Necked Giraffe (incomplete dominance, where only part of the dominant gene is expressed,) Aa. And then the recessive allele, short neck, aa.

The short neck, aa, cannot reproduce successfully and live for a long time due to it's inability to graze the tall plants like trees for food. They die off, and that gene is no longer in the genepool.

After fifty generations, you'll find that after mating for 50 generations, the genes passed down are more and more inherently DOMINANT. Why is this? The newly mutated dominant gene for a LONG neck supports life and allows for grazing grass down below and grazing trees way up high, increasing the chance for survival and repopulation. Since these are the only ones that can live and eat long enough for it, these are the genes that are passed down.

These genes then STICK, resulting in permanent EVOLUTION, also known as the RANDOM MUTATING OF A GENE, which is a product of NATURAL SELECTION.

[Frought]

Hey buddy, take notice that if you took a realistic high school class that wasn't completely oversighted by Islam then you'd completely understand that chimps and humans have nearly a 95~99% DNA match.

https://news.nationalgeographic.com/n...imp_genes.html

Pretty sure "national geographic" isn't biased considering it's entire channel surrounds things like biology and geology just for general information's sake.

Please tell me where you even think up this shit? I mean fucking HONESTLY.

I've already stated I'm not into the evolution theory even though it's too bad to think I'm talking seriously.

In a specific species, one mutation in the DNA sequence can change the physical aspect of a species for the BETTER, which take notice that mutations happen randomly when DNA REPLICATES, splitting into RNA and translating back into DNA there can be errors.

Take giraffes, for example. Here's evolution and natural selection, aka how evolution takes place. Over the matter of, give or take, a million years. That's enough time for around 50-100 generations of giraffe to come through.

We'll start using genetics. Long Necked Giraffe = AA. Medium Necked Giraffe (incomplete dominance, where only part of the dominant gene is expressed,) Aa. And then the recessive allele, short neck, aa.

The short neck, aa, cannot reproduce successfully and live for a long time due to it's inability to graze the tall plants like trees for food. They die off, and that gene is no longer in the genepool.

After fifty generations, you'll find that after mating for 50 generations, the genes passed down are more and more inherently DOMINANT. Why is this? The newly mutated dominant gene for a LONG neck supports life and allows for grazing grass down below and grazing trees way up high, increasing the chance for survival and repopulation. Since these are the only ones that can live and eat long enough for it, these are the genes that are passed down.

These genes then STICK, resulting in permanent EVOLUTION, also known as the RANDOM MUTATING OF A GENE, which is a product of NATURAL SELECTION.
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Hey buddy, I've already studied some of these information at secondary school. And It's not even oversighted by Islam? xD this is retarded dude. And hey, all I wanted to say is that If he read all the things that he call ridiculous in a um.. lets call it science book, he would have believed it. Again and again, I don't give two fucks about the theory of Evolution all I was talking about religion and god so let's get back to it.

Anyways thanks for clearing it for me.