I am not afraid of the mythical hell sir; what I'm afraid of is the hostilities of credulity and ignorance which is the REAL HELL.
I am not afraid of the mythical hell sir; what I'm afraid of is the hostilities of credulity and ignorance which is the REAL HELL.
Correct sir. Wa koy nakit-an nga mga atheist diri nga ni post... meaning the don't believe it. why would they afraid if they don't believe it in the first place?Originally Posted by amingb
hihihi... undang na ko ani nga topic because mapagkamalan pa ko nga ni abin ug atheist. Thanks for the exchange of ideas sir.
Much more you will not believe the Bible ? .. i think Sir you have read it but youre just denying yourself tungod cguro sa kataas na sa imoha knowledge about Human Philisophy much of it is contradictual to the Scripture.Originally Posted by forester
"Then shall he say also unto them on the left hand, Depart from me, ye cursed, into everlasting fire, prepared for the devil and his angels:" (Matthew 25:41).
The scripture say if you will depart from Him you are cursed into everlasting fire. Hell is Reality and not Mythical
we are all GODS..
Living within us is GOD..
we all are GODS..
We can make a difference in every little thing we make..
even IMAGINING..
Yes. Believing is a basic requirement TO CAUSE the existence of a God - or it is "faith in action." The word "faith" in the Septuagint assumes a verb connotation [peithein "to persuade"] and transmuted to form "pistis" or faith. You may ask, what does this got to do with God's existence? It means that God's existence requires not just faith but "faithing."Originally Posted by forester
The act of faithing consists of such other acts (establishment of a religion, forms of worship or dogma) representing man's constant search for God.
Basically no. It would be interesting to see my answer # 3Originally Posted by forester
Not necessarily. Call it a paradox, but there are things that can be proven although they are impossible to prove. How does that figure?Originally Posted by forester
Borrowing the Philosophy of Dialectical Materialism, it is impossible to prove God's existence because there exists no hard evidence to prove the presence of a god. Proponents of this philosophy relegates the task of knowing all truth to science. "If science can get to know everything about matter, then it can get to know about everything." Conclusively in this philosophy, matter is accepted as the beginning and ending of all reality.
However, despite the advances of science, it is also saddled by the reality that IT CANNOT KNOW EVERYTHING.
Matter-of-factly speaking, All that matters is not just matter alone. In fact, the origin of matter is one existence that science cannot explain. Questions like what was the first matter or where did it come from still puzzle any great scientist today. And since we don't know the origin of matter then someone must have created matter.
IF THERE IS AN EFFECT (matter) THERE MUST BE A CAUSE.
I don't have a clear answer to this. But in my own humble opinion, God reveals himself in many ways [as he created man in many colors] for man to transcend beyond his religion or color that God is not a God exclusive only to the whites or the Christians.Originally Posted by forester
From a Christian standpoint, Paul says: "God did this so that men would seek him and perhaps reach out for him and find him" (Acts 17:27). That probably explains why God continues to be a mystery to this day.
I believe my answer would be the same as my answer in #4.Originally Posted by forester
Yes. we all have the right to believe or choose not to believe in God. What is important is we have shared goals for the betterment of humanity.Originally Posted by forester
No. The Bible, the Qu'ran and such other literatures of faith are merely expressions, articulations of who God is and what people believe to be what God expects from man (faith and doctrine).Originally Posted by forester
I don't know if I understand you correctly. But I guess you're asking if there's a way for God to reveal for man to prove directly that He is there other than scripture.Originally Posted by forester
In my own humble opinion, God is revealed everyday. Call this another BS of mine, God speaks to us in the silence of His creation.
If we were to base God's existence on material evidence. There's no way for us to prove God. However, the nearest theory to reasonably point the existence of God is the CAUSE AND EFFECT TheoryOriginally Posted by forester
So we may learn to accept the finiteness of our intellect. God probably wants us to use our intellect not to question his absence but to acknowledge the simplicity of His presence that He is around us. We only need to look around in the hearts of good men and the wonders that unfold in nature each passing day.Originally Posted by forester
Forester, they are legitimate questions. Naglisud gyud ko ug tubag because they are at the outset philosophical questions. I hope I didn't fail.Originally Posted by forester
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Originally Posted by forester
Hasty generalization there, in reference to, "are all of you... "
but allow me to humbly ask how do you contextualize what you meant that it is "not for 'assumptio non probata'?"
On Wala, (reminds me of that phrase, sa ateneo may nag Memeron, sa Santo Tomas may nag Wawala.)
when i refered to it, i refered to it as a second-order description. (Sakto ba? ang terminology)
When Parmenides said: What is is, what is not is not (forgive me i dont know the greek) he was refering to his central thesis that What could not be thought of could not exist which paved way for his argument that there is no such thing as change, generation, duality...
so when i said that, i was merely refering to Parmenides.
Could we really think of 'wala' or are we thinking of a concept that describes "wala." How could one think of Nothing? is it not out from a via negativa?from binary opposition contrasting something with its opposite?
At the end I find this n interesting issue. You think it is possible to think of Pure Nothing?
Could we actually think of Nothing? or just a concept of Nothing?
I'm not very familiar with Cognition and Language, perhaps you could enlighten us with your idea, perhaps?
and at the end, Kant's project reveals that he has done it all in the realm of metaphysics, and concluded that we could never know that which is beyond reason and sense-experience. Enter Faith.
I am interested with Nothing though. Do elaborate with it, i'll do my best to catch-up.
I like to think guys that you're beginning to understand what atheists do.
And btw, amindb... no offense brod, but you don't seem to grasp the idea of "absense of dieties". heaven, hell, purgatory, cloud 9, etc... all comes from a preconceived or brainwashed ideals... handed down from your great (10x) grand parents to you.
points to ponder amindb, there is no one ideology or set of behaviors to which all atheists obey.
Atheism mao ni cla gitawag na cool guys;
to see is to believe ila stand;
they dont believe in God's word kay wala cla kita ni God mao wala cya mutuo niya..
ako pangutana kita ba kaha na cla sa tao nga nghimo sa theories on science sah?.. like gravity, buoyancy, etc....
libog ko gamay...
hehehe
d ko mutuo ug hell hadlok2x rana..Originally Posted by amingb
hehehe
naa man tali HELL, naa sa word nga HELLO..
hehehe..
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