This is why I don't like debating religion

[DaRev]

steelabhold said:

DaRev said:

Alara317 said:

DaRev said:

Really what point is that? That non-religious people always make claims about religion that they themselves ultimately can't support?

As for putting my money where my mouth is I wouldn't waste my time, seriously. Because you claim on one hand that religious people should quit but now you want me to convince you? Lol - Go read my many other posts on this religion if you want proof, it was already discussed.

So you're giving up?  You can't prove it, but since the other side can't prove the contrary you're just saying "Well, you can't prove there is no god, so that must mean there is a god"?  That's totally the way to gain respect. 

At least the non religious are mature enough to admit they don't know something and strive to learn more.  Religious folks think they have all the answers, and that further investigation isn't needed.  No wonder people say religion is the opiate of the masses, or that it's an archaic, occasionally barbaric belief system.  If you're stuck in the 1600's for morals, ethics, and science, it's no wonder people are critical of it.  

If you want to be taken seriously, then back up your claims.  At least the non religious people aren't actively making claims, just requiring you substantiate yours. 

lol, nice try. Looks like you're too acustomed to foolish rants by religious people. All the eveidence you need is in the Bible pal - go read it. It's like asking me to tell you about that law of theft. If yyou want to know what theft is you go read a statute book, not Vgchartz. Similarly, if you want proof about God, you good read God's statute book aka the Bible - is that not logical?

Read about an idea made up by man, and wrote by man (theft) to explain an idea.

Read about an idea made up by man, and wrote by man (god) to explain an idea.

Very logical. The resemblance is remarkable.

2 Timothy 3:16-17

All Scripture is given by inspiration of God, and is profitable for doctrine, for reproof, for correction, for instruction in righteousness,  that the man of God may be complete, thoroughly equipped for every good work.