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Recent content by rrosskopf

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    The chances of being right when it comes to religion.

    Not all religions are created equal. To narrow our search, we should rule out any dead religions. Most of the people in the world are adherents of dead religions. Their gods dont answer their prayers, and aren't expected to. If a god is silent, it is a good indication that he doesn't exist...
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    circumstantial evidence to Gods existence

    There are laws that even God must abide by. I suppose that if someone did something like regrow an arm, you would still pass it off as due to science, or call it an unsubstantiated fable. Our lack of knowledge concerning the attributes of God does not prove anything, except our own ignorance.
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    circumstantial evidence to Gods existence

    I agree with you; I rather think it is more a lesson on clean living, than effective prayer, but then again I was diagnosed with a terminal disease - 19 years ago.
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    circumstantial evidence to Gods existence

    It's not like camera phones were all the rage in 1830.
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    circumstantial evidence to Gods existence

    That isn't quite true; I'll bet you have seen your mother bake a pie, or your father build a fence or some such contrivance. Organization is a sign of intelligence at work. Now if you are talking creation out of nothing, then I am with you 100%.
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    circumstantial evidence to Gods existence

    There is no question that Joseph Smith was charged with a crime; but the fees prove it was just a hearing, and not a trial. It never went to trial. No jury was ever called and no conviction was ever entered.
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    circumstantial evidence to Gods existence

    Total nonsense. You should try getting your information from a non-biased source. In 1826 he was arrested on charges of "glass looking". He was given a hearing before a judge. Witnesses were called. The witnesses testified that he could actually do the things that he claimed to do. The...
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    circumstantial evidence to Gods existence

    There are some well publicized events that fall just short of that. Mary Johnson had a use-less withered arm when she went to see the Mormon prophet. Joseph Smith commanded that her arm be made whole. Who has that kind of confidence? Apparently he did, and the arm was made whole. She...
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    circumstantial evidence to Gods existence

    As is yours. But I only have my own senses with which to experience the world.
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    circumstantial evidence to Gods existence

    No, I am not mistaken. Here is a link to the UCLA study. UCLA study proves Mormons live longer
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    circumstantial evidence to Gods existence

    Meaning what? That we have nothing to learn from living in an imperfect world?
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    circumstantial evidence to Gods existence

    Not so. A study done in California found that Mormons live 8 to 10 years longer than the average population.
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    circumstantial evidence to Gods existence

    There are people who believe, from their own experience, that prayer can be predictably counted on. I rely on prayer to give me answers to my questions. I am rarely disappointed. Some people are better at praying than others. Studies on prayer are mixed; some show an advantage and others do not.
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    circumstantial evidence to Gods existence

    Gravity is a good case in point. Few would argue that gravity does not exist. Yet no one has proposed why two objects would be attracted to each other. There are no obvious strings, and no pressure in the empty space pulling things together. It is common, yet extraordinary at the same time...
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    circumstantial evidence to Gods existence

    Which of course is fine as well. I would hope that compelling evidence would be given, and that you would be open to receiving it. In my experience, atheists tend to find excuses to ignore all evidence, such that you could give them a mountain of evidence, but none of it would meet their...
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