If the universe requires a creator then the creator should require a creator = religion is made-up

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Shygirl6985

Lol...ok mr tooth fairy point taken :)

hSteinz

Bullshit topic 

Ghostliner

Christianity: the belief that a cosmic, Jewish zombie, who is also his own father, can grant you eternal life if you telepathically tell him that you accept him as your master, by removing an evil force from your soul which exists in all humans, because a rib-woman was once convinced by a talking snake to eat a magic apple from an enchanted tree.

Ghostliner
I can't take credit for it, found it on an atheist forum and laughed out loud!
Wilkes1949
quantumlee wrote:

idiots of this world have gathered and attacking me again ...you filthy idiots....you are animals that when poked gather around with each other and try to face the danger altogether....stupid bastards....

Another (supposed) intellect trying to make an argument about something they will probably never grasp. Spiritual things cannot be discerned intellectually. The op is lacking the one thing that all those that believe in God have. That is faith. His assumption is correct, however, though he discards it as false and illogical. God did have a creator and He had a creator and so on to the beginning. The question is why would someone get hung up on when and how it all started? What difference does it make? Even it you knew the answer to that the real question should be do you believe in God? And that requires faith and a discerning mind and heart. Again, spiritual things cannot be discerned intellectually. Name calling doesn't help to support your point either, quantumlee.

Ghostliner

I used to believe in a creator...

drpsholder
petrosianpupil wrote:

@drpsholder The only evidence of anything supernatural IMO is our existence and our sense of spirit or soul.

Agree completely there is no evidence of a creator figure but that doesnt mean I can rule one out. At the end of the day the logical rules of our universe state you cant get something from nothing yet here we are. Our universe is changing according to laws we can observe and the laws of entropy makes us think there will be a finite time for things to keep changing, so there are big problems with any infinitely lasting unverse. Basically the universe doesnt make sense in very many ways, We are even forced to consider completely illogical assumptions in order to calculate quantum physics alone, let alone dark matter dark energy and dimensions we believe exist but cannot detect. Dont think we are a million miles apart in our views but I am a mathematician by nature and Kurt Godel one of my heros so very careful before I make any claims about anything!

I knew you wouldn't have any evidence of supernature!  So, this shows that 1)its illogical to believe that supernature created anything since there is no evidence of supernature and 2)its logical to believe natural processes created the universe.

drpsholder
petrosianpupil wrote:

@drpsholder The only evidence of anything supernatural IMO is our existence and our sense of spirit or soul.

Agree completely there is no evidence of a creator figure but that doesnt mean I can rule one out. At the end of the day the logical rules of our universe state you cant get something from nothing yet here we are. Our universe is changing according to laws we can observe and the laws of entropy makes us think there will be a finite time for things to keep changing, so there are big problems with any infinitely lasting unverse. Basically the universe doesnt make sense in very many ways, We are even forced to consider completely illogical assumptions in order to calculate quantum physics alone, let alone dark matter dark energy and dimensions we believe exist but cannot detect. Dont think we are a million miles apart in our views but I am a mathematician by nature and Kurt Godel one of my heros so very careful before I make any claims about anything!

I admitted that this universe was created.........in other words there is a creator figure, i.e. NATURE!

So now you want to back track and claim that there is no creator figure?

drpsholder
Shygirl6985 wrote:

If science can't prove that a creator doesn't exist, then maybe a creator could possibly exist and that science is merely a reflection of the laws of the universe created by this creator?

Maybe a supernatural creator does exist, but all the evidence is natural which suggests a natural creator.

Colin20G
Shygirl6985 wrote:

If science can't prove that a creator doesn't exist, then maybe a creator could possibly exist and that science is merely a reflection of the laws of the universe created by this creator?

This is an extreme example of burden of proof swapping.

The_Ghostess_Lola

I think we're caught in an endless loop everyone. The materialists believes that science will eventually solve everything (after they die - so alotta good it'll do then) and the creationist wants an answer....and wants it right now (can't blame them - can you ?). Kinda hilariously paradoxical, dontcha feel ?

I leave you with this my luv's (well, actually I'm not going anywhere....)

****

Betting it All

 

There came his voice from I knew not where

visiting upon occasion

firm in command yet soft as a wisp

he warned, "discover not thyself"

So to challenge his voice - like a wagerer's choice

I did what his words told me not.

 

I sought a god….(I'll be back later - cya !....skippity doo dah....skippity aye....my oh my what a wonderful nite !....Tongue Out....)


I found scarletta skies and cinnamon hills

and trees happy verdant in green

I found lavendar lillies befriending the sun

and oceans in ultramarine 

 

I'm back !....to a day filled with color

a lucky one call me you could

I silenced the man whose voice I once heard

and discovered myself.... 

as Pascal reasoned I should.


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TY Blaise....I will luv u 4ever !

drpsholder
petrosianpupil wrote:

@drpsholder I don't believe that the universe was made by a creator. Not sure you actually read any of my posts! I am not that arrogant, it is you that state beliefs not me. I don't have beliefs, the world doesn't make sense to me and I am still looking for answers. I have never claimed it so why should I have to provide proof? It is you thats claims to believe that the universe is created by natural means is logical. It is not logic, trust me I am trained in the topic of logic. but

ifyou can explain by what natural process the universe was created I think you will become very famous. Certainly the greatest minds in the world can't agree but if you know the secret please tell.

You are right, I was confusing you with another poster. My apologies.

Well, since the only evidence we have is natural processes..........why should I believe something different? Why should I believe the universe was created by alien processes when there is no evidence of aliens? Why should I believe the universe was created supernaturally, when there is no evidence of supernatural?

I don't have to explain what natural processes............since we have evidence of natural processes. We can conclude that the universe was created naturally, until you can provide evidence it was created some other way besides naturally. But we both know you can't do this.

Not sure why its so hard for you to grasp such a rudimentary idea! Dont WANT to understand or simply CANT understand? Which is it?

I hope you prove that its because you dont WANT to understand because the other doesn't make you look too good.

Colin20G
CensoredReality wrote:
The "burden of proof" argument is moronic for this discussion. Burden of proof is for legal cases, put in place to (obviously) prevent innocent people from being charged with crimes when there is no evidence. I always see people using the burden of proof is on the person who makes the claim... Are you that dense that you cant see past the legal reason for having that, that doesn't apply at all to things like this?

No the burden of proof is crucial in science. It says that the fact I fail to prove you're wrong, doesn't automatically make a proof you're right.

For example I cannot prove that there isn't a spacecraft orbiting around proxima centauri. Do you conclude automatically that because of that failure, such a spacecraft exists?  No of course.
Same goes for religion.

That's quite simple: If you cannot have your thing *APPEAR*, then, as a non-believer, I DO NOT aknowledge that its existence is *evidence* based. And then I wont change my mind about it.

"It exists" means It actually exists,i.e.  it is HERE.

Another thing: The whole topic is not exactly about the existence of a creator. It is specifically about a recurring argument that has been proposed as evidence of it: "nothing can exist without being created". This argument is nothing but garbage and is properly debunked by OP .

drpsholder
CensoredReality wrote:
Anyone who says anything about the beginning of time is speculating. That is why the burden of proof argument is retarded. Whether you say its "god" or "natural forces" ( hint theyre both one in the same anyway.) you are speculating. So people who say it is natural forces, do you have "proof?" Now do you see how inapplicable the burden of proof concept is for this discussion.

Well since there is no evidence of supernatural forces and all we have is natural forces...........its quite logical to believe it was created naturally.

Now, why on earth would I need proof for "beliefs"?  HINT:  I don't.  Why on earth would I need proof in order to believe, when beliefs are based on evidence??

Proof is needed for it be known, evidence is needed for it to be believed.

Since there is evidence of natural forces, I do not need proof in order to beleive it was created naturally.

You are confusing "known" with 'belief" and the requirements of each.

Aquarius550

Our very existence is God. That's the whole idea of God. Many people misunderstand what God is. We are all the Godhead, that's the thing, we're just pretending that we're not. We do not want to remember cause it makes things more complicated. What is forgotten can be remembered just as easily. When I went through my first spiritual journey, I had a vision of my third eye opening two days prior. I had heard about this in myths and legends but never in my society. That night I got scared, I didn't know what was going on. I asked myself for help and I gleaned a very interesting piece of advice from a helping spirit. "I is gone, We are now." What I was doing here was called Shamanic Journeying; most people induce a trance to actually meet with the spirits but some people can convene with spirits in their plane in times of great distress. Not everyone, but some. Shamanic Journeying is weird though, I suggest you look it up because I have only just begun with it. 

Aquarius550
drpsholder wrote:
CensoredReality wrote:
Anyone who says anything about the beginning of time is speculating. That is why the burden of proof argument is retarded. Whether you say its "god" or "natural forces" ( hint theyre both one in the same anyway.) you are speculating. So people who say it is natural forces, do you have "proof?" Now do you see how inapplicable the burden of proof concept is for this discussion.

Well since there is no evidence of supernatural forces and all we have is natural forces...........its quite logical to believe it was created naturally.

Now, why on earth would I need proof for "beliefs"?  HINT:  I don't.  Why on earth would I need proof in order to believe, when beliefs are based on evidence??

Proof is needed for it be known, evidence is needed for it to be believed.

Since there is evidence of natural forces, I do not need proof in order to beleive it was created naturally.

You are confusing "known" with 'belief" and the requirements of each.

There is evidence. Look up Shamanic Journeying. Communing with spirits has been going for thousands of years in every culture including our own.

drpsholder
Aquarius550 wrote:

Our very existence is God. That's the whole idea of God. Many people misunderstand what God is. We are all the Godhead, that's the thing, we're just pretending that we're not. We do not want to remember cause it makes things more complicated. What is forgotten can be remembered just as easily. When I went through my first spiritual journey, I had a vision of my third eye opening two days prior. I had heard about this in myths and legends but never in my society. That night I got scared, I didn't know what was going on. I asked myself for help and I gleaned a very interesting piece of advice from a helping spirit. "I is gone, We are now." What I was doing here was called Shamanic Journeying; most people induce a trance to actually meet with the spirits but some people can convene with spirits in their plane in times of great distress. Not everyone, but some. Shamanic Journeying is weird though, I suggest you look it up because I have only just begun with it. 

There is no evidence for god.  But if you are gullible and scared, then you will believe in a god without evidence and call it "faith" while pretending that "faith" and "belief" are on the same playing field.

drpsholder
Aquarius550 wrote:
drpsholder wrote:
CensoredReality wrote:
Anyone who says anything about the beginning of time is speculating. That is why the burden of proof argument is retarded. Whether you say its "god" or "natural forces" ( hint theyre both one in the same anyway.) you are speculating. So people who say it is natural forces, do you have "proof?" Now do you see how inapplicable the burden of proof concept is for this discussion.

Well since there is no evidence of supernatural forces and all we have is natural forces...........its quite logical to believe it was created naturally.

Now, why on earth would I need proof for "beliefs"?  HINT:  I don't.  Why on earth would I need proof in order to believe, when beliefs are based on evidence??

Proof is needed for it be known, evidence is needed for it to be believed.

Since there is evidence of natural forces, I do not need proof in order to beleive it was created naturally.

You are confusing "known" with 'belief" and the requirements of each.

There is evidence. Look up Shamanic Journeying. Communing with spirits has been going for thousands of years in every culture including our own.

Sorry, but shamanic journeying isn't proof or evidence of a god. Sorry that you think it is evidence. Sad!

The_Ghostess_Lola

I think some of have some learning to do. You can start with Maslov 101. His pyramid points to the heavens....and self-transcendence floats in a popcorn cloud (near a buttery sun over the salten sea....seen any good movies lately ?) above the very tippy-top of the self-actualization part. And FYI, he died w/out warning....so he knew S-T was needed to complete, say, Jack the Human Bean....Wink....

 

So grow baby grow !

The_Ghostess_Lola

Good nitey nite nite everyone....close my eyes here for an hour....I have the day off....yay !

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