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VictoriousTruther
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You cannot have the resurrection and christianity as whole.
Why can’t we have the resurrection and Christianity as a whole? I’m confusedYou cannot have the resurrection and christianity as whole.
Just look at the world around you and ask yourself how did we get ourselves into such a mess? People lying, stealing, murdering, adultery, all forms of immorality, rape, war, etc. Was there ever a time when humans in their origin were prestine, uncorrupted, like a glacial lake before man polluted it, or were they always this way? If you believe they were always corrupt then why so? And do you think then there is any hope for mankind? If you think that at one time humans were innocent, something like the innocence of animals, or of newborn babies before they have the capacity to sin, then you believe in original sin.What does this tell me. . ?
Who said anything about beauty? One can reason from the existence of trees or of indeed the existence of anything to a Creator.I cannot sacrifice my intellect nor my own rationality for the presumption that beauty present in nature has any bearing on the existence of an interactive god.
That seems to be either an argument from ignorance or begging the question. Perhaps an undesigned universe is an impossibility? But since you say you don’t know what the difference is then it is just your own bias to say that they are the same.What is the difference between an undesigned universe and a designed universe? Nothing, as far as I know of and thus you seem to be pushing your biases to far.
That seems to be like throwing the baby out with the bath water, that is to throw the idea of corruption out by saying we don’t have a definition that everyone can agree on. To try to define corruption is as simple as asking how should things ought not to be. Should people be committing murder, adultery, theft, unjust war, bribery, etc? If not then some sort of corruption, which is really a lack or deprivation of how a thing out to be or behave, has occurred. I think most sane people would agree with that definition.What would an uncorrupted person or thing be? How would you define corrupted without some subjective human personification or feeling independent of why these things happen in the first place?
That is the one thing that Christianity does offer, hope for mankind. Let him who has eyes to see perceive it.Fifth, hope for mankind is a subjective issue that many will take sides from all over the board but is dependent on how the larger societal issues that have now been prominent continue to shape the direction of our world.
Not really. . . we do not know both scientifically and philosophically how our reality came to be, done. There really shouldn’t be any question about this unless you have some untapped well of incorruptible conclusions to what resulted in our reality.Who said anything about beauty? One can reason from the existence of trees or of indeed the existence of anything to a Creator.
What is the difference between a designed or an undesigned universe: Either we are in a world of an undesigned nature or a world with a pocket watch on a beach of pocket watches that is indistinguishable from a universe of pocket watches that is itself a pocket watch. Its like trying to distinguish what the color of a painting is when it is only one color and we have only experienced this one color yet were supposed to have a list of colors from which to choose one from. It is a meaningless question to pose.That seems to be either an argument from ignorance or begging the question. Perhaps an undesigned universe is an impossibility? But since you say you don’t know what the difference is then it is just your own bias to say that they are the same.
Hope in blind faith or through comforting selfish beliefs?That is the one thing that Christianity does offer, hope for mankind. Let him who has eyes to see perceive it.
If you don’t know how the universe came to be then you should be open to possible best explanations for its existence like an intelligent designer. Unless you have some how ruled out this possibility there is no reason to dismiss it as unlikely other than because of personal bias.Not really. . . we do not know both scientifically and philosophically how our reality came to be, done. There really shouldn’t be any question about this unless you have some untapped well of incorruptible conclusions to what resulted in our reality.
Whether the universe is designed or not is not a meaningless question to ask. You are the one who asked it and then said it was meaningless. If it was meaningless than why did you bring it up?What is the difference between a designed or an undesigned universe: Either we are in a world of an undesigned nature or a world with a pocket watch on a beach of pocket watches that is indistinguishable from a universe of pocket watches that is itself a pocket watch. Its like trying to distinguish what the color of a painting is when it is only one color and we have only experienced this one color yet were supposed to have a list of colors from which to choose one from. It is a meaningless question to pose.
No, I was simply observing the corruption of human nature and a possible divine solution.So you are presupposing that there is this evil part of reality that is making it seem detrimental to human life and thus because human life that is being threatened and other organisms as well that there is some personification of it or principle in nature?
That doesn’t really make any sense your last sentence.You could either define corrupted as detrimental to our human condition (Both either physical or mentally) or the change inherent in nature that you really really hate. I know you do not like people dying or that people kill other people and thus there must be some inherent prime principle to all of reality putting humans first and making them the accused but please just stop personifying these things as it makes me feel bad for you.