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    1. June 24th 2012, 05:28 PM #46
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      Re: The Resurrection and Possible Supernatual Explanations

      Quote Originally posted by Kane View Post
      So the classical conception of God is the same as the Christian conception of God, yes?
      Only with bootstraps.
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    2. June 25th 2012, 03:16 AM #47
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      Quote Originally posted by GioD View Post
      Yes (keeping in mind it doesn't per se include the Trinity and Incarnation but is compatible with it).
      So there's no difference between the god of the philosophers, the Islamic God, and the Christian God?
      Anytime theology hits on something that is true, it is because it is from another discipline. One cannot have a field of knowledge built on something that essentially amounts to dressed-up agnosticism.
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      Quote Originally posted by Kane View Post
      So there's no difference between the god of the philosophers, the Islamic God, and the Christian God?
      Right.
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      As an atheist, this "explanation" didn't convince me one bit.
      Alas, we failed to breach the walls of this impenetrable fortress of reason
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      Quote Originally posted by GioD View Post
      Right.
      So why can't they all just get along?
      Anytime theology hits on something that is true, it is because it is from another discipline. One cannot have a field of knowledge built on something that essentially amounts to dressed-up agnosticism.
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      Quote Originally posted by magellan004 View Post
      Wow - I read most of that article. It seems the author thinks supernatural miracles are unlikely!.


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      ## They're not unlikely. They are impossible - can't happen. Which is why, when they happen, they are worth cherishing. They would be of no importance, if they were rare; what's rare can happen easily enough.

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      Quote Originally posted by Rushing Jaws View Post
      ## They're not unlikely. They are impossible - can't happen. Which is why, when they happen, they are worth cherishing. They would be of no importance, if they were rare; what's rare can happen easily enough.

      Uh, define "impossible".
      “Atheism is simply a refusal to accept deities and those systems of worship that claim (in conflicting ways) to answer the “fundamental questions.” Most of us know that many of those so-called “fundamental questions,” like “Why are we here?” don’t have an answer beyond the laws of physics. Others like “What is our purpose?” must be answered by each person on their own, for there is no general answer. Others, like “How are we to live?” are answered far better by secular reason than by dogmatic adherence to outdated or even immoral religious strictures”. Jerry Coyne
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