Questions to peoeple who believe in god?

Nothing funnier than listening to people attempt to rationalize the irrational.

Here's one for you:

Prove that I am not God.

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Originally Posted by dannyboy420

Nothing funnier than listening to people attempt to rationalize the irrational.

Here's one for you:

Prove that I am not God.

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It was exactly what i was trying to say... we cannot rationalize the faith, or belief, because it is a not a rational thing.

And for your question... Unless there is two (or more) gods, and i believe it is impossible, you just cannot be god, because I am. :p

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Originally Posted by dannyboy420

Nothing funnier than listening to people attempt to rationalize the irrational.

Here's one for you:

Prove that I am not God.

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Why would we try to prove somthing thats false?

I'm God, too.

Literally, my initials spell it.

PUT THAT IN YOUR PIPE, AND SMOKE IT.

I think Satanism has a relatively sound perspective on life... You are your own person and entity, you're free to do as you wish, enjoy yourself, believe in yourself, be kind to those who are kind to you, don't do stupid stuff to others, ect.

I believe it's more of a lifestyle than an actual religion, per say, as religion usually deals with mono- or polytheistic spirits or beings.

I was raised Catholic, when to a Lutheran school while going to Baptist, Catholic, and Presbyterian churches, believed in the ideals of Wicca and Buddhism, lived my life akin to that of a Satanist, and at the same time, I don't believe there is any god/goddess presiding over us. If there IS a god, I don't see why he should be concerned whether or not I believe in him, if so, he must have a serious inferiority complex, if he feels we need to verify his existence...

What I don't understand is those people who claim everyone has a personal relationship with god, every one is different, yet they try to tell you what to believe in.

People need to embrace humans, not their beliefs.

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Originally Posted by Purple Banana

I'm God, too.

Literally, my initials spell it.

PUT THAT IN YOUR PIPE, AND SMOKE IT.

I think Satanism has a relatively sound perspective on life... You are your own person and entity, you're free to do as you wish, enjoy yourself, believe in yourself, be kind to those who are kind to you, don't do stupid stuff to others, ect.

I believe it's more of a lifestyle than an actual religion, per say, as religion usually deals with mono- or polytheistic spirits or beings.

I was raised Catholic, when to a Lutheran school while going to Baptist, Catholic, and Presbyterian churches, believed in the ideals of Wicca and Buddhism, lived my life akin to that of a Satanist, and at the same time, I don't believe there is any god/goddess presiding over us. If there IS a god, I don't see why he should be concerned whether or not I believe in him, if so, he must have a serious inferiority complex, if he feels we need to verify his existence...

What I don't understand is those people who claim everyone has a personal relationship with god, every one is different, yet they try to tell you what to believe in.

People need to embrace humans, not their beliefs.

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i was suprised when i started learning about it... up til that point, i'd always heard "the first part of worshiping satan requires you commit suicide" and then just the general evil that's always associated with satan...

lol, none of that has anything to do with it.... satanism is actually more living a good life, never wronging anyone....

as an extreme example, it actually says it's ok to have a threesome, as long as all parties are fully willing, it also says premarital sex is ok, and actually discourages doing evil to others... such as rape....

o.0 alot of people have no idea what they're talking about when it comes to satanism...

even alot of so called satan worshipers, aren't even following the religion (of couse i'm talking about the most popular form, taught by anton levey) it's kinda funny, all the satanist i knew in junior high, and how they acted... then i started reading up on it... and boy was i suprised :p

Yep, it's basically founded on natural human insticts, and not repressing them. I don't call myself a satanist, or even religious. I just Am.

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Originally Posted by Purple Banana

I'm God, too.

Literally, my initials spell it.

PUT THAT IN YOUR PIPE, AND SMOKE IT.

I think Satanism has a relatively sound perspective on life... You are your own person and entity, you're free to do as you wish, enjoy yourself, believe in yourself, be kind to those who are kind to you, don't do stupid stuff to others, ect.

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Yea, my dad's inicials are G.O.D. my inicials are A.D. My grandparents, 4 uncles, and mother's last name is Cross.

Satanism is acctually a very intelligent study.

I just try to do the best that I can by everyone I come into contact with, and I always seem to get what I give. That translates across every single religion and faith I've ever studied Keep it simple. It's you and the creator trying to exist without causing any harm. The mind may wander, question, and provide answers for the moment. Past, present and future thoughts are just fill to placate your existence. Your one and only purpose for being here is to learn. The soul needs to feed on lifes little treasures so it can move on to the next level. Of the billions of humans on the planet, there are myriads of differing plains of soul status. Wherever you are is where you are supposed to be. You cannot change your journey, only influence it. Intelligence (within reason) has no bearing on the outcome of your journey to perfection. Just know, that on this planet at this time, collectively, we are a long way from perfection. The ultimate goal is to be one with the creator, one not wanted by most at this time in our development, as that would entail giving up Ego. No-one can be perfect in this stage, even Jesus was less than perfect and there are no Jesus' on this planet.

you guys need to sit back and realize that... this discussion is an unedable debate. And honestly, who gives a crap. I dont believe in god, but i dont think its right to challenge what people belive in, quite honestly its the human condition. We dont need to accept facts or lack there of to belive in something its purely what motivates you. I think people should all just accept the fact that we all think differently, and its non-sense to think that you have any right over another to tell them there wrong, becuase its purely belife on all ends, no matter how much fact and science, there equally unknown.

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Originally Posted by medicinal

I just try to do the best that I can by everyone I come into contact with, and I always seem to get what I give. That translates across every single religion and faith I've ever studied Keep it simple. It's you and the creator trying to exist without causing any harm. The mind may wander, question, and provide answers for the moment. Past, present and future thoughts are just fill to placate your existence. Your one and only purpose for being here is to learn. The soul needs to feed on lifes little treasures so it can move on to the next level. Of the billions of humans on the planet, there are myriads of differing plains of soul status. Wherever you are is where you are supposed to be. You cannot change your journey, only influence it. Intelligence (within reason) has no bearing on the outcome of your journey to perfection. Just know, that on this planet at this time, collectively, we are a long way from perfection. The ultimate goal is to be one with the creator, one not wanted by most at this time in our development, as that would entail giving up Ego. No-one can be perfect in this stage, even Jesus was less than perfect and there are no Jesus' on this planet.

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wow somone with understanding..amazing

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Originally Posted by harris7

As well, I doubt anyone on earth believes in the roman/greek gods.

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Wrong.. I'm a Hellenic Pagan and quite a few members of my family are (Greek Decent) and still hold very old traditions regarding the gods. Are you so sheltered by Judeo-Christianity that you don't see all of these minor, persecuted religions all over earth? If you're going to attempt to argue with people you should at least know some facts.

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Originally Posted by Feebs420

It is a fact that the Roman and Greek gods were no real and that they created the gods as an answer to that which they could not answer.

1.)What makes today gods different to any of the roman gods who we know are not real?

There is but one true God.






2.) What happens to god when all the humans on earth die?


No human will remain dead. When the judgement calls and all the dead are awoken from slumber, there will be a final judgement for all. God continues to rule in harmony with the laws he has set forth to rule our universe.






3.) Why did the one god choose Earth as his planet were he would start a civilization which would end up destroying itself in the end. (Im not saying we will destroy ourselves, but i think its pretty inevitable.)


I nor any other person alive know the answer to that question. But I can tell you that we will not destroy ourselves, we will haowever lose alot of people due to disasters both manmade, and natural. It is a part of satan's plan to introduce the anti christ. And even if you don't believe in him, odds are that someone has done his study and made it his lifes goal to be this person. So believer or not Christianity does affect you.





I've asked many people how long god has been around and they always say "God has been here forever". Then i ask them how the earth was made and they say "God made the Earth". I then ask them "Is it possible for the Earth to have been here forever?" and they say "No the earth had to have been created, there is no way for something to just be here if it was created at some point




4.) Why is it then that God can be here forever and not have been created if it is impossible for something to be here without being created.

The Lord is the creator. I have no knowledge of any other. I look at the majesty of the mountains, the universe, our very bodies and I will not question him in the face of these miracles. He awaits the day we come to him as adoring and loving children, and then he will begin to open our eyes to things we never experienced in life, and upon ressurection we will be given our due whatever it may be.




Sorry in advance if this doesnt make any sense, im baked and having one of my moments :D.

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See answer in quote.

Did everyone go to hell before Jesus came? LoL