Questions without an answer

@IAM_Dhanvi_OISBTM said ^

Who Created God ?

Some people who needed an answer for everything but are too lazy for reasonable answers.

that just doesn't make sense

Genius, god isn‘t real, some people thousands of years ago wanted to explain something so they made up god, that‘s how easy it is.

"dust particles from the big bang created the earth?"

• Yes, basically. A catholic priest discovered the Big Bang. The Pope equated the Big Bang to the biblical fiat lux. You can even equate the real events to the Genesis description, only assuming a day of God lasts longer than a day of man.

"Christ was real"

• Yes. That does not make him divine. Caesar, Mohammed, Buddha were real too.

"Christianity is the only religion that people are willing to be tortured for and to be killed for their beliefs."

• That is not true. Counterexamples : Nidal Hasan, Hamam al-Hammami...
  Also Buddhist monks publicly set themselves on fire to protest against the Vietnam War.

"argument that God exists"

• Fanatic belief is no proof.

@tpr said ^

• Yes, basically. A catholic priest discovered the Big Bang. The Pope equated the Big Bang to the biblical fiat lux. You can even equate the real events to the Genesis description, only assuming a day of God lasts longer than a day of man.

Which, just to make that clear, does NOT prove the big bang as beginning of the universe/of existence. In my eyes it‘s not even likely that this is the case. However your statement itself is entirely correct.

• "Christianity is the only religion that people are willing to be tortured for and to be killed for their beliefs."

Again, 9/11....

• "argument that God exists"
  -Fanatic belief is no proof.

I agree besides the fact that an argument is not equal to proof per definition, it can be entirely wrong and still be used as an argument, just a really bad one.

@MysteryPhantom7 said ^

Genius, god isn‘t real

You can't scientifically prove or disprove it one way or the other. And this is a purely theoretical discussion.

wanted to explain something so they made up god

Then they must have really wanted to experience physical suffering, and really hated 'earthly' pleasures like money and hedonistic relations.

@tpr said ^

Buddha was real too

You mean Siddharta Gautama was real, right?

Oh, by the way, @MysteryPhantom7, is it "reasonable" to you that a big pool of amino acids and other substances JUST HAPPENED to collect on a certain planet just the optimal distance from their star, at JUST the right time, and timely reactions JUST SPONTANEOUSLY HAPPENED to cause the production of unicellular organisms, which JUST HAPPENED to evolve an uncountable number of times into monkeys, which evolved into humans? Is it "reasonable" to you that an unimaginably small speck existed before everything else, a non-sentient speck that just spontaneously went BOOM? Is the existence of a higher power, undetectable by human methods, SO inconceivable, SO blatantly illogical, SO lazily imaginative to you? Just wondering.

"JUST HAPPENED to collect on a certain planet"

• There are many stars with many planets, it was bound to happen on one.

"an unimaginably small speck"

• An unimaginable large quantum fluctuation in energy.

ts forum gettin religious gng

@tpr said ^

There are many stars with many planets, it was bound to happen on one

And does that automatically prove the theory of evolution, and disprove the theory of the existence of a higher power?

@ucardidem2013 said ^

ts forum gettin religious gng

Philosophy and religion are often intertwined.