I don't believe there's a god.

I do however believe in Voldemort, Orcs and Hobbits.

You don't belive in God?

Then how did middle earth start without Eru Ilúvatar

I don't believe there's a god.

I do however believe in Voldemort, Orcs and Hobbits.

Close enough, it's all fantasy anyways.

You thinking your a female is a fantasy.

redhill. there is pretty much no way to disprove some of your claims, making a discussion pointless.

and if you want to sound like an atheist stop spamming the same message that indicates otherwise. lol

You don't belive in God?

Then how did middle earth start without Eru Ilúvatar

+1 Lucid Dreamer

also, how do you put those weird characters in, like the one at the start of aland islands?

You thinking your a female is a fantasy.

Kek, you're so mad over such a little thing

Kek, you're so mad over such a little thing



I'm so mad I adopted a puppy and killed it when I got home. That's how Mad I am.

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Why would God make an industructable shield?

"God, try to prove me wrong I dare you. "
if God can do anything could he disprove his own existence but now he doesn't exist but he exists because there is no God to prove he is not real

Semicedevine, that comment does not further the argument one way or the other. It does not even start to prove that one PoV is wrong and the other is right. If it doesn't need to be said, then don't say it.

General Tupac Shakur, see my previous paragraph.

I also agree that God exists, and I believe that Spirit, you are wrong in saying that REDHILL is grasping at straws. He may not have the best arguments, and his arguments may be wrong, but that doesn't mean he is grasping at straws.

The Bible says the earth is flat. and has two creation stories that say the earth was made in a different order from the other. case closed.

Where in da bible does it say the earth is flat?

And two different creation stories?

... and I believe that Spirit, you are wrong in saying that REDHILL is grasping at straws. He may not have the best arguments, and his arguments may be wrong, but that doesn't mean he is grasping at straws.

All religious arguments are grasping at straws. It is only an argument you can win by dying, and finding out after you're dead, whether your beliefs were right. :)

Okoy, I have to admit you have a point there. However, I still don't fully agree with you on that...

John I honestly don't care about this discussion .that much I came here to laugh a little because someone was going to be ridiculous,and I wanted to see it. I really don't want to argue because neither of us are going to change our minds.

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BERTRAND RUSSELL HAS GOOD POINTS ON GOD.

I will rather find an explanation to satisfy my curiosity but not argue with others. It does not matter if it is true or not. My knowledge is limited and I have a small spirit.

If you believe into something, it is possible that you want to share the same beliefs with a group of people to live harmoniously.

Making everything a belief is a waste of time. Everyone can prove that you are wrong even on "True" things.

After looking into it, the "flat earth" part can be seen as simply poetic, so i wont get into that (Revelations 7:1, I believe)

BUT: There are two creation stories. Check it: "The Book of Genesis begins with two contradictory creation accounts (1:1-2:3 and 2:4-3:24). In the first, God created humans (male and female) after he finishes making all of the other animals. In the second, God made one man (“Adam”) and then created all of the animals in order to find a helpmeet for Adam. God brought all of the animals to Adam, but none of them appealed to him. So God made a woman from one of Adam’s ribs to serve his helpmeet."

source (yes i realize it's an atheist website, but it still makes a point): http://skepticsannotatedbible.com/contra/accounts.html

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