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  • Skidmark
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    Originally posted by RCITNet View Post
    Do you have to believe in heaven to be admitted in to heaven?

    What if a person has lived their life being good and doing good for others yet doesn't believe in God. Would they reach the gates of heaven and be turned away?

    Sent from my Galaxy S III
    My dad was born and raised in Thailand and is Buddhist. I suppose he does not get to go to heaven even though he's lived a good life, but someone who raped and killed 3 children, but asked for forgiveness gets to walk through the pearly gates.

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  • Snatch Napkin
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    Originally posted by Maddhattter View Post
    I'm assuming that you've read the thread as you've stated that it's the same argument. With that assumption, I'd have to ask why you continue to read the debates if you don't see the point in them?
    I keep hoping that these discussions will bring a new point.

    I'll admit, it is tiresome to continually read the same thing every year, but it took a long time to convert the masses in each religion swap. It took a while to get the acceptance of a round Earth.

    One of these days we'll either have more evidence, or the majority of the world will blindly follow some new path that man thinks up.

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  • The King
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    Originally posted by ceyko View Post
    I don't know how you folks can have these same arguments over and over again for years.
    It's not an argument on my part. His beliefs are his to trumpet if he so chooses and if science comforts him no harm done. Definitely does not make him right by any means though, as I have demonstrated in this thread yet again.

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  • Maddhattter
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    Originally posted by ceyko View Post
    I don't know how you folks can have these same arguments over and over again for years.
    I'm assuming that you've read the thread as you've stated that it's the same argument. With that assumption, I'd have to ask why you continue to read the debates if you don't see the point in them?

    Personally, I continue to have these discussions because having beliefs that correspond with reality is important to me. Whether the beliefs being held are mine or another's. It's important to me because beliefs, and the process of how beliefs are supported, are not held in a vacuum. They affect people's actions and when you start believing things without evidence you set a precedent to believing anything.

    Put simply, perpetuating faulty, unreliable reasoning only creates gullible people. In my opinion, people deserve better than that.

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  • ceyko
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    I don't know how you folks can have these same arguments over and over again for years.

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  • Maddhattter
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    Originally posted by The King View Post
    Similarly, until science can post proof that the mysterious singularity at the heart of the big bang ever existed and demonstrate the means that facilitate such an entity appearing from nothing, your posts in this thread on that subject demonstrate nothing other than speculation.
    Again, regardless as to your ignorance of the situation, science has demonstrated that the big bang model is the model that best matches the evidence available. Unlike the creation myth you purpose, which is not supported by any actual evidence.

    I will, again, state that this does not mean that the big bang model is a definitive answer. Just the one most supported by the evidence we have.

    Also, the big bang model and the origin of the singularity it purposes are two different things. To conflate the two is another demonstration of your ignorance of how science works.

    Originally posted by The King
    Do you know the definition of speculation? Sorry if you can't grasp the concept that acceptance of such speculation on your part does not make it (magically) true. Rather it is just as likely to be delusion.
    You see, when a model is purposed, and it stands up to the evidence that is not speculation. Speculation is purely untested, and (from a scientific perspective) untestable, ideas thrown out without regard to any presented evidence, exactly how your creation myth works. When it is a solution that matches the evidence and produces a scientifically testable model, but has yet to be proven by demonstration that it does actually work, it is hypothesizing. Again, your projection of the ineffective methods creationists use onto the process the scientific community uses only further demonstrates your ignorance.

    Again, all you've done is demonstrate fallacious reasoning and an attempt to redefine words. Sorry if you cannot grasp that words have meanings, and that, in order to facilitate communication between two or more parties, words need to be used as they are defined within the context of the words use.

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  • The King
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    Similarly, until science can post proof that the mysterious singularity at the heart of the big bang ever existed and demonstrate the means that facilitate such an entity appearing from nothing, your posts in this thread on that subject demonstrate nothing other than speculation. Do you know the definition of speculation? Sorry if you can't grasp the concept that acceptance of such speculation on your part does not make it (magically) true. Rather it is just as likely to be delusion.

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  • Maddhattter
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    Originally posted by The King View Post
    Again, 'hatter, what you regard to be true or untrue, or delusional, applies only to yourself. Accept that and you will have learned an important lesson here.
    Sorry. True, untrue and delusional have definitions, like all words. These definitions are independent of myself. I just use them as they are defined.

    When you can demonstrate the accuracy of your claims, I'll gladly accept it.

    Protip: Redefining words when you cannot support your claims is not a demonstration of your claims accuracy and is, in fact, less reason for me to accept your claims due to fallacious support.

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  • YALE
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    Originally posted by The King View Post
    Who you talking to fool, go back to your little picture files.
    That's a yes!

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  • BradM
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    I'm done, I'm Jesus de Christo.

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  • lowthreeohz
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    Originally posted by The King View Post
    Faith in hypotheses?
    You crack me up dude!

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  • The King
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    Faith in hypotheses?

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  • lowthreeohz
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    It all comes back to faith.... Lol

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  • The King
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    Originally posted by Yale View Post
    Are you simultaneously attempting to lecturing me on validity, and retreating from the debate at hand?
    Who you talking to fool, go back to your little picture files.

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  • YALE
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    Originally posted by The King View Post
    Again, what you regard to be true or untrue, or delusional, applies only to yourself. Accept that and you will have learned an important lesson here.
    Are you simultaneously attempting to lecturing me on validity, and retreating from the debate at hand?

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