You have to define what a "normal definition of God" would be, first, though.Perfection said:I'll back it up with real money.
If anyone can prove god does exist (and not by an abnormal definition of god), I will send them $5.00.
elfangor801 said:I'm thinking this thread isn't going to get very far...
No, I don't. I'll just take what your definition is and see if I consider it a normal definition. For example all naturalistic panthiestic definitions go straight out the window, because I don't consider it normal.Yom said:You have to define what a "normal definition of God" would be, first, though.
Ummm, that's just SantaRiesstiu IV said:I took a picture of him earlier today...
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Pay up!
I won't but I'll have fun while it lasts.elfangor801 said:I'm thinking this thread isn't going to get very far...
I define that as an abnormal definition, no money for you!Shadylookin said:
Nah, I'd just send a mail bomb, it would cost too much in fuel for me to go over there.Birdjaguar said:I could do that, but then to get my money I'd have to reveal secret information about myself and then you'd probably come and kill me to get it back.
The problem isn't a "normal definition of god" but what constitutes proof.Perfection said:I'll back it up with real money.
If anyone can prove god does exist (and not by an abnormal definition of god), I will send them $5.00.
It can logically coexist, but the question is should it? I don't think so.general_kill said:creationism and evolution can cooexist guys, dont be so closed minded. Let just say that god created all matter, and we evolved from there.
Anything that convinces me.Birdjaguar said:The problem isn't a "normal definition of god" but what constitutes proof.
general_kill said:creationism and evolution can cooexist guys, dont be so closed minded. Let just say that god created all matter, and we evolved from there.
Perfection said:Ummm, that's just Santa
Got proof? And what about virtual particles?FriendlyFire said:Nothing comes from Nothing
There are some varieities of big bang theory that don't say the universe was "creatyed" in that instantFriendlyFire said:Yet Big bang theory has the creation of the entire universe in a single instant.
So the universe had to come from something.
see previous crap, oh and who says this must be god? And what created god?FriendlyFire said:basicly laws of relativity.
Therefore something must had "created" the big bang
Where?FriendlyFire said:On the other hand
laws of Quatumn Physics state the all possibilities can / must be exhausted.
Zuh?FriendlyFire said:i.e : The probability of LIFE is 1^20 Million.
There isn't a law like that (except some crappy IDTers, but they don't count)FriendlyFire said:-In relativity its called law of specified complexity. which says life cannot come from non-life. Life (specified complxity) can only come from another from of life.
So?FriendlyFire said:In Quatumn Physics Since all things are possible and since there are inf is used into the equation. All possible instance must exist then Life can come from non-Life.
So....FriendlyFire said:String Theory The violation of specified complexity is possible only in inf small strings which means that on and only on this level can it be possible but it has no effect on the Quatumn Physics scale which has no effect on the Relativity scale which has ...... etc etc
Go make thatFriendlyFire said:When science can make a single all binding law for life itself then you will have Proof of God exsistence / non-exsistence.
Prove that god exists thensnipelfritz said:Or God gave it a poke here and there. I agree the two theories can be/are both correct.
Good luck with that...snipelfritz said:Santa is God.Hey, there's an idea for a religion, Santaism.
*walks off to build "The Shrine of Kringle"*