Stu which church and which dogma said the world was flat

Discussion in 'Politics' started by jem, Feb 10, 2004.

  1. Oh yea, the kind of reality you get from pass out drinking.

     
    #121     Feb 19, 2004
  2. Turok: Im going to preface this by saying I have no animosity toward you and would like to continue and intelligent and insult free discussion if you are willing......You just proved my original point from about 25 pages ago.....My point was simply that we accept certain things like gravity and all the theories that go with it...yet when it comes to God we require a different burden of proof....Regarding your test of gravity: it will all be effects of gravity...no matter how many tests you conduct, it will all be speculation and conclusions about gravitational pull because you cannot see it......However In my prayer example you quickly found a way to discount it.....and I would dgo so far as to say that no matter what the other control was in the non-prayer room, you still would not accept that prayer to god has healing powers correct??????? Even thought scientific studies are showing that prayer helps heal the mind and body.....most will now say that it is just the power of the mind not God who is responsible......so i ask, why is it that other aspects of science get a free ride??
     
    #122     Feb 19, 2004
  3. Turok

    Turok

    ART:
    >Oh yea, the kind of reality you get from
    >pass out drinking.

    ROFLAO

    It probably takes some GnR as well. :)

    JB
     
    #123     Feb 19, 2004
  4. Don't you cry tonight
    I still love you
    Don't you cry tonight
    Don't you cry tonight
    There's a heaven above you baby
    And don't you cry tonight

    Give me a whisper
    And give me a sigh
    Give me a kiss before you tell me goodbye
    Don't you take it so hard now
    And please don't take it so bad
    I'll still be thinking of you
    And the times we had ... baby


    :)
     
    #124     Feb 19, 2004
  5. ElCubano

    ElCubano

    Long nose ...ur reality will be life itself...once you leave the chicken coup....and by the looks of it..it will hit you solid smack in the face like a peterbilt truck....
     
    #125     Feb 19, 2004

  6. Whoa whoa whoa
    Sweet child o' mine
    Where do we go
    Where do we go now
    Where do we go
    Sweet child o' mine ..

    Ohh ohh ohh
    Sweet child o'mine

    Ohh where do we go.


    :-/
     
    #126     Feb 19, 2004
  7. Just out of curiousity, how do you see god hiding when you perform tests? Is it not a logical possibility that God put in place all the physical laws of the universe, which allowed for us to be having this conversation in the first place?

    Why does God have to prove his existance for you? Just because science is not the proper tool to view God doesn't mean that, by lack of a formal proof, we must automatically reject his existance.
     
    #127     Feb 19, 2004
  8. Turok

    Turok

    TM:
    >Turok: Im going to preface this by saying I have
    >no animosity toward you

    Certainly the same here.

    >and would like to continue and intelligent and
    >insult free discussion if you are willing.

    The intelligent part is up to you.

    A: No more attributing statements to me that I did not make.
    B: No more attributing statements to others that they did not make.
    C: Taking responsibility for YOUR OWN statements rather than to blame them on others.
    D: Only expect an answer when one has been asked.

    If you can't be honest then the insults are deserved.

    >You just proved my original point from about 25 pages ago.
    >My point was simply that we accept certain things like gravity
    >and all the theories that go with it...yet when it comes to God
    >we require a different burden of proof.

    You assertion that I proved your point is yet another hollow and false assertion that you can't back up. I specifically said that I DON'T require a different burden of proof and offered to be involved in tests that would apply the SAME burden of proof.

    So, how exactly did I prove your point?

    TM:
    >Regarding your test of gravity: it will all
    >be effects of gravity...

    Yes, and I have openly stated in this thread that the "effects" of god's existence would be plenty for me, just as the effects of gravity are plenty for me. Again as stated by me, these "effects" need only *remotely* approach the repeatability and predictability of gravity.

    >However In my prayer example you quickly found a
    >way to discount it...

    I only discounted the involvement of moon gravity. If you wish to use the gravity of the moon as a base line for curing cancer then we'll have to set that test up as well because I have never asserted it's effectiveness.

    >and I would go so far as to say that no matter what
    >the other control was in the non-prayer room, you still
    >would not accept that prayer to god has healing
    >powers correct???????

    And there you go assuming again. Incorrect.

    >so i ask, why is it that other aspects of
    >science get a free ride??

    They don't in my world. Let's set up the test.

    http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/showthread.php?s=&postid=433583#post433583

    JB
     
    #128     Feb 19, 2004
  9. ElCubano

    ElCubano


    you best quit now then TUROK...TM and intelligent...hahahahahahahah now thats funny.....:D
     
    #129     Feb 19, 2004
  10. if you need to place god as the creator,

    of "intelligent design"

    then you MUST

    be willing to answer to this Q:

    What placed God??!

    afterall,

    what is an example of a more perfect design,

    than god??
    :eek:
     
    #130     Feb 19, 2004