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Originally posted by anontheist

First of all, I do not intend to offend anyone. But I have been asked why I do not believe in God. So, here are a couple of arguments. Good or bad, you decide.

I am sure, if you are a Christian, that these arguments will do nothing to change your mind about the existence of God. They did not change mine.

I had two things that made these arguments ineffective. One, my salvation experience and two, God’s word. So, no matter what arguments were raised, I was still secure

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Originally posted by anontheist

First of all, I do not intend to offend anyone. But I have been asked why I do not believe in God. So, here are a couple of arguments. Good or bad, you decide.

I am sure, if you are a Christian, that these arguments will do nothing to change your mind about the existence of God. They did not change mine.

I had two things that made these arguments ineffective. One, my salvation experience and two, God’s word. So, no matter what arguments were raised, I was still secure

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Originally posted by Sir Meep

Greetings, sir Griggsy! You've posted some great questions here. ^_^

Originally posted by Griggsy

Seriously, how can a mind be disembodied ? How can such a mind direct activites?

Hm... In my opinion, defining God as "disembodied" is a bit off the mark. I think most of us assume that God operates within a substrate of some type or another. "Spirit" is just a placeholder for a magnficiently complex mechanism we know very little about as of yet~ mayhaps God is a type of eternally

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Originally posted by Sir Meep

Greetings, sir Griggsy! You've posted some great questions here. ^_^

Originally posted by Griggsy

Seriously, how can a mind be disembodied ? How can such a mind direct activites?

Hm... In my opinion, defining God as "disembodied" is a bit off the mark. I think most of us assume that God operates within a substrate of some type or another. "Spirit" is just a placeholder for a magnficiently complex mechanism we know very little about as of yet~ mayhaps God is a type of eternally

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Originally posted by Griggsy

That we arrive at truths reflects the connections amongst thoughts, not those chemical actions unless they are a psychological disturbance. This physical determination otherwise has no corellation with the inferences.