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How would an atheist love god with all of their heart, soul, and strength?Those 2 commandments - why not stick to them and see where life takes you?
Correlation or causation?Praying has really worked for them, so now let's block our effort to stop the rot too.
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Correlation or causation?
What if the Christian god is real, but its evil, and prayers from his most 'righteous' followers fuel his ability to wreak havoc on Earth?
Good question. Given the lack of answers from Christians here, I'm tempted to put on my Christian hat and answer the questions myself. Here we go....Remember 95% of the species that has ever walked on earth already been extinct before homosapiens appeared on earth. Whom are the xtians gonna blame this one on considering most of them believe evolution is a myth.
Nobody has been able to prove that he isn't real, so the Islamic faith is validated. That's how science works.What if Allah is real? lol
So genuine question for Christians (or any other religious types) out there. Now that various denominations are questioning the ethics of the Oxford COVID-19 vaccine, will you take it if it becomes available in Australia?
Is it an ethical question just for theists? I think that it’s good that humanity still gets to asks itself these deep ethical questions about the sanctity and protection of human life in or out of the womb.
The religious mindset is to trust god and his spokespeople because "all things work together for the good of those who love god" (Romans 8:28). That means trusting god over scientists and doctors.Indeed . But I'm more interested will Christians follow the lead of the Archbishop of Sydney for instance? I note in the Age today, a letter from an Anglican priest who noted from an ethical point of view saving lives via vaccine totally outweighs the use of an aborted fetus in the research leading to the development of the vaccine. So there's one example of a religious person going against the orthodoxy and supporting the Oxford vaccine.
I'm genuinely interested in the thought processes here.
To put my cards on the table here, I was pretty disappointed by the Archbishop's comments for a number of reasons. One of them being that my elderly mother-in-law will follow blindly anything said by the Anglican church. We've already been having trouble explaining to her why she should have the vaccine when it becomes available (I doubt she'd survive a COVID-19 case given her health). Ultimately it's her decision but I find it incongruous for the Archbishop to talk about the sanctity of life and then actively come out against something that is seeking to save lives.
Correlation or causation?
What if the Christian god is real, but its evil, and prayers from his most 'righteous' followers fuel his ability to wreak havoc on Earth?
Or how religious people love to use that ONE time when their prayer request was granted as proof of the miraculous work of god. Even a broken clock is right twice a day.Ever notice how prayer is a one-sided conversation?
Ever notice how prayer is a one-sided conversation?
Ever notice how prayer is a one-sided conversation?
Common sense is also known as atheism.Many Christians claim to have heard from God.
I prefer to call it common sense or conscience.
Common sense is also known as atheism.
Did your god tell you that?Well done for following the rules. But there are no longer any gotcha moments left. All been sorted.
Yep, Highway to Hell - AC/DCDid Jesus have a theme song?