[quote=Ignatius]It's not down to me to prove that God doesn't exist, it's down to you to prove he does. This point has been explained again and again, most succintly by Mr Devious in his "jellyfish" analogy.

What you fail to see in this conversation is that there are many people who have given their account about God. It's their testimony you are accusing. They have put down on paper that they seen him. People wrote down on paper that they seen Jesus die. People wrote down on paper good tidings that he rose after they had killed him. They are spreading the word that there is more life after death cause the eyes of man have seen it. These testimonies have come from every generation. You may find this comical, but at the resurrection of Jesus, other men rose out of their tombs as well and went and appeared unto all. So the word spread of these events. Jesus must have been the most controversial man ever to create the kind of stir that he did that still exists about him until this day. Look at what's going on in the Middle East because of the words of Jesus. See, I think I disregard science (the findings of man) as not being accurate just like you disregard his word of not being accurate. Even though a scientist tells me something, it doesn't make his facts true. Just how you feel about his word. At one point, man thought the earth was square. Now they figured out that it's round. What they still don't know is that it has four corners.


And by the way, are the tables rigged? Once I played black 4 times straight, and I lost my $200 pretty quick. I was like, is there a button they press so it doesn't land on black? LOL
Pass That Shit Reviewed by Pass That Shit on . Argument supporting god...? I'm rather annoyed with the logic of Catholics. I attended a catholic school from 5th - 12th grade and I remember in religion class when I would debate with my teachers about their teachings (in 10-12 grade) an argument they used. I don't remember the question asked but the teacher replied with this logic. Teacher - Look at that flower, where did it come from? Me - Umm a seed. T - Where did that seed come from? Me - the dirt. Rating: 5