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I will prove god's existence if....

 
 
Bones-O
 
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Reply Fri 6 Feb, 2009 02:33 pm
@avatar6v7,
There are too many posts to read so forgive me if somebody has already asked this. What is the definition of this 'God' whose existence you offer to prove? Once I have a definition, I will propose a method of proof.
xris
 
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Reply Fri 6 Feb, 2009 03:31 pm
@Bones-O,
Bones-O! wrote:
There are too many posts to read so forgive me if somebody has already asked this. What is the definition of this 'God' whose existence you offer to prove? Once I have a definition, I will propose a method of proof.
Pink with green eyes can fly and lives at the bottom of my garden ..he paints the flowers in spring and eats all my cherries.
Bones-O
 
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Reply Fri 6 Feb, 2009 04:46 pm
@xris,
xris wrote:
Pink with green eyes can fly and lives at the bottom of my garden ..he paints the flowers in spring and eats all my cherries.

Oh no!!! That thing I swatted?!? I think I killed it.

Just to clarify, my question was for Avatar... I'm not asking for some incredibly complex definition, just some reference so I can get an idea.
Kreist
 
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Reply Fri 6 Feb, 2009 07:08 pm
@Bones-O,
perhaps this has been mentioned already, but God exists in the sense that a belief in God affects the way one thinks. God could be thought of as an idea that goes through memetic evolution, which is why the idea of God has changed so much over the generations. whether a creator or powerful being of some sort exists can't be empirically proven, but the fact that someone believes that God exists will make them behave and think differently, so couldn't one say that to them, God does exist in some form?
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avatar6v7
 
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Reply Fri 6 Feb, 2009 07:42 pm
@Bones-O,
Bones-O! wrote:
Oh no!!! That thing I swatted?!? I think I killed it.

Just to clarify, my question was for Avatar... I'm not asking for some incredibly complex definition, just some reference so I can get an idea.

the basic abrahamic view of God (not the trinity per see)- creator, omnipotent, omniscient god.
xris
 
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Reply Sat 7 Feb, 2009 04:59 am
@avatar6v7,
avatar6v7 wrote:
the basic abrahamic view of God (not the trinity per see)- creator, omnipotent, omniscient god.
Is he benevolent?
Kreist
 
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Reply Sat 7 Feb, 2009 06:03 am
@xris,
xris wrote:
Is he benevolent?


can there be such thing as benevolence when different people have different ideas about whats "good"?
xris
 
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Reply Sat 7 Feb, 2009 06:36 am
@Kreist,
Kreist wrote:
can there be such thing as benevolence when different people have different ideas about whats "good"?
Well i know what benevolent means but does god or you is the question?
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Bones-O
 
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Reply Sun 8 Feb, 2009 08:57 am
@avatar6v7,
avatar6v7 wrote:
the basic abrahamic view of God (not the trinity per see)- creator, omnipotent, omniscient god.

Cheers. Well I'd be happy with a falsification of the hypothesis: "God does not exist".
Bones-O
 
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Reply Wed 11 Feb, 2009 07:21 am
@Bones-O,
Bones-O! wrote:
Cheers. Well I'd be happy with a falsification of the hypothesis: "God does not exist".


Are you thinking about it?
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