Why I know god exsist

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  • more_skal
    more_skal Posts: 400 Member
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    Redheads
  • FabulousFantasticFifty
    FabulousFantasticFifty Posts: 195,834 Member
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    more_skal wrote: »
    Redheads

    Great answer! ;)
  • FabulousFantasticFifty
    FabulousFantasticFifty Posts: 195,834 Member
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    more_skal wrote: »
    Redheads

    that’s ridiculous everyone knows gingers’s have no soul

    I got Rhythm & Soul Baby! ;)
  • ninerbuff
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    A "real" god would have just let all of that grow on trees or had rivers of wine already flowing. Why does a "real" god need human help to make those items? People are so gullible when it comes to entities.

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  • huntersvonnegut
    huntersvonnegut Posts: 1,176 Member
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    "Why I know god exsist <sic>" Which one?
  • ninerbuff
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    ninerbuff wrote: »
    A "real" god would have just let all of that grow on trees or had rivers of wine already flowing. Why does a "real" god need human help to make those items? People are so gullible when it comes to entities.

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    Theoretically, God has no needs nor could He have needs.

    It becomes immediately confusing if not entirely inexplicable as to why He does anything o:):D
    Why refer to god as a he? Why not a bacteria? Or a spaghetti noodle? Oh wait because a written book by non scientists written a thousand years ago or so said god is he. Makes perfect sense.

    I'd love for a thread like this to be a debate on the main forums, but unfortunately it's gonna get locked just based on Community guidelines. So I'll defer from here on.



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  • huntersvonnegut
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    ninerbuff wrote: »
    :D
    ninerbuff wrote: »
    A "real" god would have just let all of that grow on trees or had rivers of wine already flowing. Why does a "real" god need human help to make those items? People are so gullible when it comes to entities.

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    Theoretically, God has no needs nor could He have needs.

    It becomes immediately confusing if not entirely inexplicable as to why He does anything o:):D
    Why refer to god as a he? Why not a bacteria? Or a spaghetti noodle? Oh wait because a written book by non scientists written a thousand years ago or so said god is he. Makes perfect sense.

    I'd love for a thread like this to be a debate on the main forums, but unfortunately it's gonna get locked just based on Community guidelines. So I'll defer from here on.



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