Proof god exist!

Discussion in 'Mind Games' started by LogicTripper5.0, Oct 23, 2012.

  1. themnax

    themnax Senior Member

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    big, friendly, invisible things, do not require anyone's proof. neither however, are they constrained by anyone's speculation as to the nature of their existence.

    there is nothing that requires a thing to need to exist in order to do so. if there were, we, would not either.

    proving or disproving, the existence or non-existence, of non-physical things, is self serving and pointless.
     
  2. thedope

    thedope glad attention Lifetime Supporter

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    Well you have the perceived need to exist. If a thing is self serving then it is not also pointless
     
  3. humanbeaing

    humanbeaing see you in paradise! HipForums Supporter

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    Look at nature, ecological systems, the atmosphere, the human hand. All genuis works of our creator
     
  4. Asmodean

    Asmodean Slo motion rider

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    Those things can convince an individual for sure (i for can relate to that) but it is not proof to someone else at all. It is more of a feeling/awareness than some kind of evidence you can show to someone else that doesn't has that same feeling/association when they look at those things. There simply is no absolute proof (so far :p), that's why it is called believing and faith I guess.
     
  5. themnax

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    i look at these things. i see too much complexity and diversity to be the work of any one hand, no matter how powerful, intelligent, or wise.

    i have plenty of other personally anecdotal reasons, to feel non-physical things exist,
    but not that there is some single hierarchy of non-physical things,
    that everything outside of, is somehow wrong.

    i see nothing in nature, nor in my personal experience, to support the latter assumption at all.
     
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