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American Heritage Dictionary faith (fāth) n. 1. Confident belief in the truth, value, or trustworthiness of a person, idea, or thing. 2. Belief that does not rest on logical proof or material evidence. See Synonyms at belief, trust. 3. Loyalty to a person or thing...

You're utterly confused. "Irrational" is another word for "faith." Why are you so against faith? Are you always calculating, rationalizing every action you take? Instead of acting in faith sometimes? There are two kinds of children who believe in Santa Claus. The first kind truly believe...

I thought it was obvious but evidently it wasn't obvious to you. I'll explain it to you, slowwwwly. You made the claim that Bakker son's version of Christianity was not the biblical version, then quoted (and concurred with) this, >I would like to know if the writers of this article ever sat...

Ok, let's look at the ontological arguments. Which version do you want to discuss? I'll put forward a version. You can propose alternative versions if you like but please don't tell me that you haven't thought about it. Let us start from the belief that the Lord is something that which...

Why are you so jumpy? You state your opinion, and should be prepared to hear feedbacks. I'm not trying to stop you from stating your opinion. I'm just pointing out the inconsistencies in your opinion. Somehow that makes you mad and try to stop me from expressing my opinion.

BTW, I don't believe the sincerety of either the father or the son. They're just out to make a buck. And it's much easier making a buck from poor Christians than from the market.

That is just your opinion. And it is quite clear that your opinion is inconsistent with the Bible. Who said that you're the final authority on what the biblical version of christianity is? I know it is not what the Christian right stands for.

Making a fool of yourself again. If "lack of empirical data" does not prove something to be false, then you should also believe in the Flying Spaghetti Monster, Maxwell's Devil, Invisible Freddie, and Unicorn-in-a-flowerpot. This isn't a shred of empirical data on any of these. Why do you...

God is not known by any method of empiricism to be true. So what's your point?

One way, evidently, is to become a priest.:D On second thought, maybe it's not the church that they're f*ing.

I think you got it backwards. You need evidence to prove that something exists. If people question its existence, the burden of proof is on those who claim its existence. Otherwise, I believe in a Unicorn-in-a-flowerpot. Do you have any evidence that a Unicorn-in-a-flowerpot doesn't exist?

Jeremiah 44 Disaster Because of Idolatry 44:2 "This is what the LORD Almighty, the God of Israel, says: You saw the great disaster I brought on Jerusalem and on all the towns of Judah. Today they lie deserted and in ruins 44:3 because of the evil they have done. They provoked me to anger...

So is God only man's imagination? A more ludicrous statement has never been made.

This was already discussed in another thread. Truman holds the record for the lowest approval rating in modern opinion polls. He had 23% after he fired Gen. MacArthur during the Korean War. Nixon is a close 2nd with 24% just before he resigned.

Do you see a logical problem here? Since you don't kill children, you kill non children. So should we call you a murderer?

Have you had experience taking poison? If not you speak from ignorance if you tell me poison kills.

Did you know that you can go north by going south? The earth is round, FYI. It looks like you need to learn geography too. Never mind. I didn't know that you were a member of the Flat Earth Society.

1. Life started spontaneously on earth. 2. Life was put here by alien spacecraft. And the alien life was put on their planet by another alien spacecraft. And that alien life was put on their planet by... 3. Life was started by Invisible Freddie. 4. There had always been life on earth, even...

What happened to your snowflake "self?" Did it change into H2O without a command from God?

Fair enough. But the fundamentalists want us to believe that the Bible is the word of God. Are you saying that they're wrong?