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i wont give UP until i convince you that GOD EXIST
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i wont give UP until i convince you that GOD EXIST
Sorry, I can't help it. It's what my brain concludes for me.
- I do not believe in Allah's Divinity, that is He is the Lord, the Creator, the Sovereign, nor the Manager of any affairs.
- I do not believe in Allah's Godship; that is, He is the True God, and I believe that every other deity is equally false.
- I do not believe in God, the supposed father almighty, creator of heaven and earth.
- I do not believe in Jesus Christ, his alleged only son our lord.
- I do not believe in the holy spirit.
To quote Tina Turner, "What's love got to do with it?"DO YOU believe in LOVE ??
To quote Tina Turner, "What's love got to do with it?"
A while back, someone made a similar claim about Mecca being at a "divine" latitude and longitude. I'll have to find the thread.I have not bothered to do the calculation myself but most of those I find point to the "golden mean" of latitude being about 19km south of Mecca. Though using the north and south pole as the factors for the golden mean would imply every location on that latitude being special in that regard.
edit: And accounting for the shift in the continental plates would not account for the difference.
Love is an emotion. Is God just an emotion then? A chemical reaction in our brains?well most of atheist don't believe in god because they can't see him, yet you believe in love and also can't see or measure it.
DO YOU believe in LOVE ??
Love is an emotion. Is God just an emotion then? A chemical reaction in our brains?
NO , but if you believe in love with out seeing it what's the problem in believing in god with out seeing him ???
Again, love, like hate, anger, fondness, are emotions. Existing only within our brains.NO , but if you believe in love with out seeing it what's the problem in believing in god with out seeing him ???
Again, love, like hate, anger, fondness, are emotions. Existing only within our brains.
You have equated god to something that only exists within our brains.
A pretty good analogy really.
To quote Tina Turner, "What's love got to do with it?"
NO , but if you believe in love with out seeing it what's the problem in believing in god with out seeing him ???
Can a blind man describe an apple?
Yes he can, and probably better than someone with sight. Apart from color he could give you a detailed description of its scent, it shape, its texture etc. So sight is not absolutely necessary to experience and contemplate things about and within us.
Have you seen a Brolga dance?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rCJVmINmtZg&NR=1
Would you call that love, what do you think this bird is experiencing? Is it an automated breeding response preprogrammed into its brain? Love like hunger, pain, anger, pleasure are emotions, the perceived result of several simultaneous neuronal excitations in the midbrain limbic system. Oxytocin, dopamine, acetylcholine and noradrenaline are active in the process giving us that warm cossy feeling and heart flutters. Its a purely neurological process, complicated by interference from our higher forebrain.
Limbic system - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
My point is love like all other emotions are a mechanism that modifies behavior to obtain an optimal survival state, in this instance by promoting breeding and young rearing. It can be mimicked with some drugs eg MDMA THC, or through electrical stimulation.
There is nothing mystical or supernatural about it. So just because we feel love and cannot touch or see it does not mean we cannot explain it through natural neurological processes. It does not imply the existence of a super fairy called god, but we can create a mental image of it. Its called imagination. If you believe in your imagination then that can be fine except when it clashes with reality.
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From what I recall he comes from a Christian background, but tossed it aside when he was in his early teens. Maturity has that effect on some.you seem to be a very educated man may i ask how did u became an atheist cause am sure at some time of your life u had a religion ??
From what I recall he comes from a Christian background, but tossed it aside when he was in his early teens. Maturity has that effect on some.
Atheist, born and raised. Took a stab at Buddhism, then Vaisnava thought for about a decade, all told. Tossed all aside in favor of personal exploration and self-realization... it's a work in progress, as it were.and how about you?