Pemalite said:
How can you study something that doesn't have evidence to exist? Counter productive, no? |
This is why I'm ignoring you in this thread going forward. You're a joke with no ability or lack of will to think about what you are reading. You are not attempting to fill your curiosity or interest in 'why' someone believes. Your goal is to debate and ridicule. I see no value in debate on this topic. As I stated from the beginning, there is no measurable data to prove or disprove the existence of God. However, it can be interesting to learn why people choose to believe what they believe without the need to prove your belief to them.
RE: You childish poor attempt to debate my sentence... Universities have a religious studies or divinity degrees. It's where you can learn about the world's religions, religious history, etc. It's goal is not to convert or prove the basis of any concept of God. In addition to reading pretty much every core religious text for the main world religions, I kicked off my university career with divinity as my chosen degree until I realized I wanted to actually make money at some point and moved to Computer Science. This very deep and personal drive lasted about a decade (before university and first 2 years) before I was consumed by CS.
Also there is no "we" picking apart my position. I'm not attempting to argue or debate a position. There is only you attempting to win a debate that doesn't exist. This continued behavior of yours is why my first response to you asked why you felt threatened in my belief as evidenced by your position of continued aggression and belligerence in this entire thread. It also comes out in your mention of your personal church experience to my suggestion to someone else to just drop in and check out a UU congregation. Apples and Cheeseburgers man... apples and cheeseburgers.
