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[Runa216]

DaRev said:

Runa216 said:

DaRev said:
Your point:

1) thats doesn't deny the FACT that there  is a devine father and he had rules in place long before you,...came of age.

2) correct, to an extent. Because god's teaching are both physical and spiritual at the same time. So some can be explained scientifically, like man being created from the Earth, but others like the existance of a Hell, well science might have some trouble sorting that out, for that, my friend, you'll need spiritual discernment.

You are living in a fairly tale right now, if you believe you can look to science for every answer you need, science, which contradicts itself every moment it 'discovers' something new. Oh, and in case you missed the point, Christians believe in science to, so we are complete. People like you on the other hand lack something, non-physical, and thus are incomplete.

1 - There is no evidence or PROOOF that your claim is correct...therefore it is not a fact.  there's hear-say, b ut nothing more. I can SAY I saw a ghost or a gryphon, but that doesnt make it true, just like the bible isn't necesarily true just becuase some people claim it is. 

2 - see #1

1) Eye witness accounts recorded in manucripts, historical accounts, teachings, and even fairy tales, all collected into the BIble are facts. Go into any civil law court room today and see how witness statements as collected in the Bible, not the actual person, are used to determin matters of FACT, yes, FACT. 

2) see #1 

Since you don't seem to know what  a fact is, I'll quote a fictional character for shits and giggles: Dr House "Everybody lies".  Sorry dude, but you're taking the word of a people that thought the best cure was mercury becuase it was SHINY and therefore had medicinal properties other than heavy metal poisoning.  Again, just becuase someone says it doesn't mean it's true.  The only 'fact' is that there's a book that CLAIMS these people said these things that claimed magic happened.  There is absolutely no proof Moses split the sea or that jesus was able to turn water into wine, and even if those events did happen, it doesn't mean there's a god.  I once watched a guy saw his wife in half, then put her back together! Jsut becuase I saw something didn't mean it happened as it seemed.  And even if it did, there would be a perfectly good scientific explanation, even if I didn't understand it. 

You have to make SO many leaps of faith just to link "it's written in a book" to "There is a god", and  yet you people wonder why rational thinkers casually disregard your pseudoscience in leiu of actual science.