To: That Subliminal Kid
Oh goodie! So we can all admit that proving something that exists beyond space-time is not possible, and renounce our atheism and theism respectively.
So this "God" thing exists beyond space-time? Why is something that exists beyond space-time undetectable? Why should I even consider a proposal if no evidence for its validity can be presented?
If I cannot objectively observe this "god", then why should I give it any more credence than invisible intangible purple unicorns creating the universe?
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06/13/2002 10:44:26 AM PDT by
Dimensio
To: Dimensio
You shouldn't. Everything that exists just happened through a long series of amazingly remote chances in exactly the right order. Move along..
To: Dimensio
By the way, can you objectively observe an emotional state? Can you think of any other things which you assume exist but cannot objectively observe? Think hard. There'll be a pop-quiz on this tomorrow.
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