| ArchangelMadzz said: Catholicism should be made fun of, I'm sure a high percentage of priests know it's bs. |
Protestantism, or any other from of monotheistic religion, is equally much bullshit though.
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| ArchangelMadzz said: Catholicism should be made fun of, I'm sure a high percentage of priests know it's bs. |
Protestantism, or any other from of monotheistic religion, is equally much bullshit though.
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Flilix said:
Protestantism, or any other from of monotheistic religion, is equally much bullshit though. |
100%
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o_O.Q said:
what evidence do you have to prove that there's no god? |
It's impossible to scientifically prove that something does or does not exist, if that thing doesn't have a proper definition.
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Ka-pi96 said:
If it exists then science can prove it, maybe not modern day science, but eventually. If you think otherwise you clearly don't know much about science. And |
"If it exists then science can prove it, maybe not modern day science, but eventually."
that's not necessarily true, this claim relies on the assumption that we'll eventually advance to the point where we understand every facet of the universe and we may or we may not... personally i'm of the view that we will not
| OneTime said: I studied RE for a long time at Catholic school. Then I saw a TV program on the origins of Christianty. How it branched from Egyptian religion. How and why it was picked to replace the Roman Gods. Then I studied Mathematics and Physics to cover the aspects of what it means to disprove something. How often people have been wrong or inaccurate. How it is important to not get attached to ideas. How intuition is often incorrect vs logical proof. So at the end of the day - I’m too old for this. God lives along with Santa and the Toothfairy. No way am I going to say that Transubstantiation or the Trinity is a thing. It makes no sense. |
Christianity branched of from Judaism. I thought that was a well know fact?!
Flilix said:
It's impossible to scientifically prove that something does or does not exist, if that thing doesn't have a proper definition. |
so how can dark matter exist? scientists claim that it makes up 97% of the universe and it has no proper definition
black holes? quasars? etc etc etc
| ArchangelMadzz said: Catholicism should be made fun of, I'm sure a high percentage of priests know it's bs. |
Right, many of the people who put their heart and soul in it know it's "BS". You people should have a bit more respect.
Flilix said:
It's impossible to scientifically prove that something does or does not exist, if that thing doesn't have a proper definition. |
When it's a necessary being, that's entirely possible.
Flilix said:
It's impossible to scientifically prove that something does or does not exist, if that thing doesn't have a proper definition. |
Yup - Religions would have to hold true as a whole, not in little bits that are convenient for what is being discussed at the time. None of the “well that isn’t literal” or “we interpret this that way in this case”
that’s why the first time the Bible was shown to not be literally true throughout was such a big deal (Earth going round the Sun - Genesis paragraph 3 or so). Now the issue is just fudged.
OneTime said:
Yup - Religions would have to hold true as a whole, not in little bits that are convenient for what is being discussed at the time. None of the “well that isn’t literal” or “we interpret this that way in this case” that’s why the first time the Bible was shown to not be literally true throughout was such a big deal (Earth going round the Sun - Genesis paragraph 3 or so). Now the issue is just fudged. |
Who says they have to hold true as a whole? Humans make mistakes. It's only natural things have to be re-interprated from time to time. Scientific study's are often re-interpreted or re-done. Does that make a certain field of science untrue? Of course not.