The God Light Religious Chat
 

I do think everyone should be apart of God's wider family. This chat site is perfect for speaking to other children of God.

My name is RossChrist on there if you wish to chat to me and fellow children of God.

Thanks all, I hope to see you all on there. It's simple to sign up and it's great fun. Thank you.

www.thegodlight.co.uk/religious_chat.htm

Another christian site for me to get banned on for trolling, lovely :bigsmile:

Mark, that is not nice. Please have respect for children of God, you are a child of God yourself... please search within and let God take you. I hope to see you on there, Mark. Thanks alot.

Think I might save it and join you on that one on a rainy day :spin2:

The children of god are a bunch of paedos

God touched them, so they think its fine to try and touch other people

Lol @ This thread

What you think is what you
think you believe.


But it is Fact
There is No God.



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Even though I don't believe in God, I don't think it's fair that you say it's a fact that there is none.

At least Iceman
you have good sense.
Read that great book.


And I have Every Right to say it is Fact:
There is No God.


This Site has Balance
it ain't like being on the Fox News site.

How about a more real history of it all, with the Roman Empire becoming Christain and the huge problems that came with it from those that wanted to keep the old order..

Plus the Templars..

Prove its a fact.

The doubter shouldn't have to prove it as fact. If you believe something, you should be the one proving it.

If I say I believe that pink rabbits fly around the skies, it's not up to you to prove it's correct, since you obviously wouldn't believe me. It's up to me, the believer to prove it's true.

But its also up to a doubter to convince a believer its a load of rubbish. You can't just have it one way. If you can't do that then what grounds do you have to state it as a fact?

Even though I don't believe in God it annoys me when people state it as a fact that he doesn't exist (or that he does for that matter)

Well said Mark.

Religion is a delusion, there's no chance to convince a believer otherwise.

It's a one choice decision, there is either a god or there isn't. There's no middle ground :whistle:

In faith, if it can't be proved, is it so wrong to say it's proof it doesn't exist?

Mark is Most Wise.

And you can't convince a non believer otherwise either.

Its not a one choice decision, haven't you heard of agnostics?

The thing about proof works both ways. It can't be disproved, is that enough to say it does exist?

How does an agnostic play into it. Most agnostics are agnostic because they don't care if there is a god or not. The rest are confused or just believe in some sort of intelligent design and the result won't affect how their live their lives at all.

It is a one choice decision. Look at "Do I have brown hair". Some would say yes, some would say no, and some wouldn't care or not have a view on the subject. The fact that people don't care or don't have a view doesn't change the fact I either have brown hair or I don't. God either exists or he doesn't.

Yes proof can work both ways, but like I said before it should be up to the believer to prove or justify what they believe in, and since nobody on earth can prove that there is a god, it's not such a wrong thing to say it's proof it doesn't exist.

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I know God is real. I have spoken to God myself. If you do not wish to believe God is real, that is your business. You need to let God in and let him touch you, it's a wonderful moment.

Its right to say agnostics don't care (I'm one of those) but agnostics still don't believe there is a god, just as they believe there isn't one. Its just generally being unsure ... so it isn't a one choice decision. The hair example is bad anyway because some people have hair colours people disagree on :tongue:

I think it should be up to both sides to prove their side. Saying what you do is like being in an argument and not supporting yourself and having just one point which is really flawed anyway.

But at the end of the day religion is just arguing over who has the best imaginary friend :spin2: