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mrhenrik
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I’m quite sure somewhere, deep down in our brain, DNA or something similar we have found or will find the gene, nerve center or something similar which defines love. If we have not found that yet, that does not provide proof that it does not exist.First of all, Christianity does not “require” proof of God but rather faith in God. Hence why you are not Christian. I’m not asking you to proove anything. I’m just asking you to tell me where love comes from. It’s pretty simple. You either believe it comes from a being or a thing. Obviously, you believe love is a physical attribute (a form of DNA perhaps) attributed by a physical attribute (DNA, which forms all physical traits in life on earth), which makes no sense at all.
So sense you cannot tell me where love comes from, I choose to believe it comes from God. I am making a choice just as you are.
I choose God.
I cannot tell you right now where love comes from, but in a sense you are instead choosing a made up story which defy many laws of nature. I personally can’t see how that is better.
That is a good point. Still, I’m not 100% sure god doesn’t exist, and I doubt science can tell us that something absolutely undoubtedly does not exist. Science does tell us though, that it is very unlikely.You’re the one that came on a Catholic board saying God doesn’t exist, so the onus is on you to prove it.
I want to thank all of you for an interesting and very educating discussion, I hope I didn’t offend anyone who didn’t offend me, and I hope some of you may have gained some from this also. I’ll shop around here a while to learn more about catholisism, but I’m not going to convert, no. ;p
I’ll also do some research, the origin of love seems interesting and although I would love a citation from where it says that love cannot be found in the DNA, I made the assumption so the burden of proof is on me. I’ll do some research on that and perhaps get back to you guys later. Thanks for your time.