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lotusmike 06-14-2005 07:45 PM

Christian tards: Does God have infinite knowledge?
 
If he does, how do you reconcile God having infinite love for his creations with the threat of eternal damnation. If he has prior knowledge of your sins prior to creating you, why would he punish you?

That's like me creating a paper airplane with a notched wing, and burning it in the fireplace if doesn't fly.

IMO, Hell? doesn't exist, your stupid fairytale doesn't even scare me. :thumbsup

Spunky 06-14-2005 07:46 PM

Blasphemy..repent sinner..Jesus forgives everybody

cyber_ninja 06-14-2005 07:46 PM

:thumbsup

DamageX 06-14-2005 07:47 PM

Free will

lotusmike 06-14-2005 07:52 PM

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Originally Posted by DamageX
Free will

Oh no, not the common theist attempt to reconcile omniscience and Free Will?. :upsidedow

Anywho, how can an event be free in the first place if God has infallible knowledge of it prior to its ever happening?

DamageX 06-14-2005 07:56 PM

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Originally Posted by lotusmike
Oh no, not the common theist attempt to reconcile omniscience and Free Will?. :upsidedow

Anywho, how can an event be free in the first place if God has infallible knowledge of it prior to its ever happening?

Dude, let it go. Don't fuck with people's beliefs. Put it this way, if not taken too strictly, belief is a good thing. If you believe in something greater, that watches out for you and tries guiding you right, you'll be able to handle everyday problems much easier and move on much faster, if things don't go right.

Do not mix up belief and religion though, they're not exactly the same thing.

lotusmike 06-14-2005 08:02 PM

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Originally Posted by DamageX
Dude, let it go. Don't fuck with people's beliefs. Put it this way, if not taken too strictly, belief is a good thing. If you believe in something greater, that watches out for you and tries guiding you right, you'll be able to handle everyday problems much easier and move on much faster, if things don't go right.

Do not mix up belief and religion though, they're not exactly the same thing.

You haven't been keeping appraised on current events with the Christian Right's activities in the US of A lately and how it effects us evil sinners have you?

Gov't funded Churches
Anti-abortion
Anti-stem cell research
etc. etc. :2 cents:

DamageX 06-14-2005 08:09 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by lotusmike
You haven't been keeping appraised on current events with the Christian Right's activities in the US of A lately and how it effects us evil sinners have you?

Gov't funded Churches
Anti-abortion
Anti-stem cell research
etc. etc. :2 cents:

That's not belief. That's narrow-minded religious propaganda. Big difference.

iwantchixx 06-14-2005 09:18 PM

i dont think there is a hell per say as they describe it int eh bible but more or less hell is a form of karma. You do something bad, karma bites you in the ass. Thus, the difference between hell and no hell is how we live our lives. Once you pass on I believe youa re judged, if you fail, you are just "gone".

stev0 06-14-2005 09:24 PM

the christian church is just a big cult.... it, and all religions started that way.

CDSmith 06-14-2005 09:30 PM

I know it sounds amazing, but the fact is some believers keep their beliefs private and they don't go around trying to control what everyone else thinks or is allowed to view.

Would be a great world if everyone minded their own fucking business and let others believe the way they want to believe or not believe. Too bad that'll never happen.

smack 06-14-2005 09:54 PM

christians are usually not prepared to defend their beliefs. it's amazing. i do no buy into their religion as it is today, yet i have a better working knowledge of the bible than most of them.

SquireMD 06-14-2005 09:55 PM

mike, drink some of this here jesus juice and you'll understand

CDSmith 06-14-2005 10:00 PM

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Originally Posted by smack
christians are usually not prepared to defend their beliefs. it's amazing. i do no buy into their religion as it is today, yet i have a better working knowledge of the bible than most of them.

Those who have a strong and centered belief won't feel that their belief needs defending. Of course too many are deep-down uncertain in what they believe in and really only want to believe badly in something, so they will argue up a storm to defend whatever it is they believe in.

But why some non-believers think someone else needs to defend or justify anything to them is beyond me. There are obviously retards and people with lousy shitty attitudes on both sides of the issue.

kaylacruz 06-14-2005 10:01 PM

interesting thread..

DamageX 06-14-2005 10:02 PM

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Originally Posted by CDSmith
Those who have a strong and centered belief won't feel that their belief needs defending. Of course too many are deep-down uncertain in what they believe in and really only want to believe badly in something, so they will argue up a storm to defend whatever it is they believe in.

But why some non-believers think someone else needs to defend or justify anything to them is beyond me. There are obviously retards and people with lousy shitty attitudes on both sides of the issue.

Well said.

AlienQ - BANNED FOR LIFE 06-14-2005 10:04 PM

What is "Infinite Knowledge"?

lotusmike 06-15-2005 12:36 AM

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Originally Posted by AlienQ
What is "Infinite Knowledge"?

It's one of the god attributes dreampt up out of thin air by Christians.

Omnibenevolent (God is All-Loving, that God is perfect and that God is morally good)
Omniscient (God is All-knowing)
Omnipotent (God is All-powerful)
Omnipresent (God is Always everywhere at the same time)

Problem is, under inspection you end up with impossible conundrums as well as numerous examples of scripture that contradicts itself. (search google for the debates).

It's much more likely the Bible wasn't written by a god, but written by smelly ancient sheep hearders looking to control their flock.

lotusmike 06-15-2005 12:42 AM

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Originally Posted by CDSmith
Those who have a strong and centered belief won't feel that their belief needs defending. Of course too many are deep-down uncertain in what they believe in and really only want to believe badly in something, so they will argue up a storm to defend whatever it is they believe in.

But why some non-believers think someone else needs to defend or justify anything to them is beyond me. There are obviously retards and people with lousy shitty attitudes on both sides of the issue.

Some people have a very deep psychological need for a big-daddy in the
sky, who monitors their every thought and keeps them in line. Whatever floats your boat. :thumbsup

lotusmike 06-15-2005 12:46 AM

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Originally Posted by smack
christians are usually not prepared to defend their beliefs. it's amazing. i do no buy into their religion as it is today, yet i have a better working knowledge of the bible than most of them.

Well for Christians the cognitive dissonance (intellectual avoidance syndrome) is agonizing and hurts their brain. Being indoctrinated from birth they cannot think logically for themselves and instead rely on their candy-coated fantasy like a useless crutch.

Tat2Jr 06-15-2005 01:31 AM

Religion was invented by man to answer the unanswerable.

Free Will - so as just a lowly human if my girlfriend leaves me, and doesn't love me anymore of her own free will I can lock her in my basement, and torture her forever? PLEAASSSSE! God gets too!

Melanie 06-15-2005 01:43 AM

Well as stated belief/faith/spirituality have littel to do with churches and organised religion.

Faith is a useful human thing - when the shit is REALLY bad sometimes theres not much left to do except pray. People with faith find that easier anf ind a sort of solace in prayer.

Right wing churches just USE religion as a cover for their bigotry - when one of their members says 'God hates faggots' what they are really saying is 'I hate faggots - but I dont want to seem prjudiced so I am hiding bwehind the bible'

To be fair people often hide their own prejudicices and bigotry behind other things such as 'corporate culture' or even 'science' at times - they try to find things in science or domestic law or even attitudes of the general population to back up their own bigotted feelings and justify them. Thats not unique to Christians.

In fact having heard a supposed Christian saying stuff like 'God hates gays' I could only smile and think 'not as much as he hates you for twisting his words and usupring his perogatives'
Someone like that is in effect saying 'I know better than God and can speak on his behalf'

Look at what the bible shows - did jesus spend his time with the politicians, the worthies and the ultra-orthodox ? No - he spent his time with those who were considered outcast by the society of their time.

I rather suspect if he were around today some of these ultra right wing religionists would be in for a shock when he dissed them big time.

Mel

Tat2Jr 06-15-2005 01:47 AM

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Originally Posted by Melanie
I rather suspect if he were around today some of these ultra right wing religionists would be in for a shock when he dissed them big time.

He probably wouldn't get the chance to diss them.... they'd probably cruicify him all over again for not being christian enough! :1orglaugh

mikeyddddd 06-15-2005 01:49 AM

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Originally Posted by spunky
..Jesus forgives everybody

I'm counting on that not being BS cause I'm making absolutely no effort myself.

Melanie 06-15-2005 01:50 AM

Well - it was the greatest story ever told - political intrigue, betrayal, unrequited love and death - if it happens again we have 'The Greatest Story Ever Told II' where they can run the same script with an updated cast - Hollywood does it all the time :)

pradaboy 06-15-2005 02:48 AM

Luckily the title of this thread is totally objective :disgust

If you want an honest answer try not to address people as "tards" just because they believe something you don't :2 cents:

NTSS 06-15-2005 03:03 AM

13 post...don't you wanna ask some webmaster questions? Fuck off!

nico-t 06-15-2005 03:16 AM

i wipe my ass with the bible

Danny_C 06-15-2005 09:53 AM

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Originally Posted by DamageX
Dude, let it go. Don't fuck with people's beliefs. Put it this way, if not taken too strictly, belief is a good thing. If you believe in something greater, that watches out for you and tries guiding you right, you'll be able to handle everyday problems much easier and move on much faster, if things don't go right.

Do not mix up belief and religion though, they're not exactly the same thing.

The evidence points to the contrary.

Danny_C 06-15-2005 10:00 AM

I think people misunderstood the initial argument, which has been debated for centuries.

If God is all-knowing, then he knows everything you will do. This locks you into a course of action from which it's impossible to deviate. If a person were to deviate from that course, then that would prove god's knowledge to be fallible. Yet if you never deviate, then that eliminates free will.

So, without free will, how can a loving father such as God is presumed to be possibly send his children to hell for their misdeeds?

LittleSassy 06-15-2005 10:01 AM

dont wanna mess with God...

Jakke PNG 06-15-2005 10:07 AM

People are free to believe what they want... but forcing others to believe what you believe sucks.

smack 06-15-2005 10:12 AM

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Originally Posted by CDSmith
But why some non-believers think someone else needs to defend or justify anything to them is beyond me. There are obviously retards and people with lousy shitty attitudes on both sides of the issue.

because i am capable of defending and justifying everything i believe in. why would other people not take the time to make themselves familiar with theirs.

besides, if buy into that, it should be very important to you, it is supposed to be your ever lasting life. don't you think you should know something about it?

EroticySteve 06-15-2005 10:16 AM

Religion is only man's interpretation of what God is.

angel_x3ws 06-15-2005 10:33 AM

I agree with what he said.. I don't care and don't blasphemized others' religions so as not to receive the same stuff from other people..this world of ours would be a much better place to live in if we juz respect each other's beliefs..

Mr Dickovitch 06-15-2005 10:36 AM

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Originally Posted by lotusmike
If he does, how do you reconcile God having infinite love for his creations with the threat of eternal damnation. If he has prior knowledge of your sins prior to creating you, why would he punish you?

That's like me creating a paper airplane with a notched wing, and burning it in the fireplace if doesn't fly.

IMO, Hell? doesn't exist, your stupid fairytale doesn't even scare me. :thumbsup


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CDSmith 06-15-2005 10:47 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by lotusmike
Some people have a very deep psychological need for a big-daddy in the
sky, who monitors their every thought and keeps them in line. Whatever floats your boat. :thumbsup

Some people have a driving need to slag on others who believe in the big daddy in the sky.
Whatever rows your dingy :thumbsup

CDSmith 06-15-2005 10:51 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by smack
because i am capable of defending and justifying everything i believe in. why would other people not take the time to make themselves familiar with theirs.

besides, if buy into that, it should be very important to you, it is supposed to be your ever lasting life. don't you think you should know something about it?

Knowing something about it, and feeling the need to defend it or get defensive about it, are two vastly different things.

I know several people of whom I would describe as "true believers". They don't seem to be in the habit of defending their beliefs to people who are obvously just out to slag those beliefs. There is a big difference between someone saying "I want to believe, convince me" and someone who says "Your beliefs are retarded shit that only retards buy into, defend and justify it to me"

If you can't see those differences well, that's really your affair dude. :D

angel_x3ws 06-15-2005 11:09 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by CDSmith
Knowing something about it, and feeling the need to defend it or get defensive about it, are two vastly different things.

I know several people of whom I would describe as "true believers". They don't seem to be in the habit of defending their beliefs to people who are obvously just out to slag those beliefs. There is a big difference between someone saying "I want to believe, convince me" and someone who says "Your beliefs are retarded shit that only retards buy into, defend and justify it to me"

If you can't see those differences well, that's really your affair dude. :D

verry well said...

wjxxx 06-15-2005 11:19 AM

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Originally Posted by lotusmike
If he does, how do you reconcile God having infinite love for his creations with the threat of eternal damnation. If he has prior knowledge of your sins prior to creating you, why would he punish you?

That's like me creating a paper airplane with a notched wing, and burning it in the fireplace if doesn't fly.

IMO, Hellhahaha8482; doesn't exist, your stupid fairytale doesn't even scare me. :thumbsup

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