Alyxx Thorne

Banned because watching it relies on me actually pressing the play button.

Playing MW3 and drinking Red Bull.

Trying to get warm as I woke up to a freezing cold room.

I feel I have as well. So let's hear some other opinions.

And my criticism was never directed towards your way of thinking at all. So... peace then?

Banned because omfg

I wondered why you put a spoiler on the image. Clicked it and stopped wondering.

The thing is that I don't really feel he criticized my religion or my faith, just said that he doesn't believe it, which I think is fair. It's a question of faith and faith has nothing to do with any scientific facts to be honest. I'm not trying to disprove any science, I'm just stating that in my eyes, God is real because I personally can't imagine why he wouldn't be. I don't know how that makes me blissfully ignorant because I have made no attempts at criticizing anything Eedo Baba has written aside from the fact he's constantly criticizing me.

Playing MW3.

I think we both are very strongly convinced either way so I feel there's no need for me to continue writing here. I have stated my belief in God.

Well excuse me for being human instead of seeing the world through the eyes of a machine. And I know science is not philosophically pleasing, that's my whole point. I'm not looking to science for these answers.

That's the thing, God is part of philosophy, not science. God is why, not how.

But why? Can you explain to me why? Not how, I'm not interested in how. That's basically what you've explained, how. For me, there has to be a reason behind it, there has to be something that has started these processes. I mean, evolution is fine and dandy and all, but it's not exactly very philosophically satisfying.

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Shame on you, Rarity.

I'm watching YouTube and relaxing.

I think you look cute though.

Gods and religion generally don't need to be disproved, because the people involved generally think that their belief in god is a result of righteous faith. I feel personally compelled to reject something like faith. It's a romantic notion that has no place in a person's world view. It's based entirely on personal bias and cultural tradition, and should simply be disregarded when looking for the truth. That's my opinion. Then how do you explain DNA codes? How do you explain how the world started? How do you explain how the trees filter oxygen for us to breathe? How do you explain why the earth has such good conditions? How do you explain life itself and the energy flowing through us that enables us to have these thoughts at all? The more we find out about the Earth and life itself, the more I find reasons to believe there must be a God. It might be a romantic notion, but to me it's reality. For me, the proof of God's existence is everywhere. I am not convinced that God exists because the bible says so, I am convinced because to me, he has to exist. I can't imagine a world without God, and I don't understand why people feel the need to claim he doesn't exist. I don't have to rely on the bible to force my views down people's throats, because to me, the world itself is proof of God's existence. But yeah, whatever you choose to believe is up to you, and I respect that, as long as you respect that I have a need to believe in God and I don't see it as wrong to do so. I see it as a natural part of the human psyche. People have the right to make up their own mind and I think that should go both ways.

Are you honestly comparing the bible to Lord of the Rings? I didn't say the new testament has no relevance to the old testament, just that most Christians consider the new testament to have greater importance due to the story of Jesus and how he died for our sins, basically making the old testament mostly irrelevant, because God in the new testament has developed a greater understanding of humans than he has in the old testament. It's the new testament that portrays God as forgiving and loving as opposed to angry like he was in the old testament. The new testament shows a new side to God where he connected with his creations in a way he never did in the old testament. But does any of this have anything to do with God's existence or your own beliefs? Are you really so disrespectful of people like me who have faith in God that you HAVE to disprove his existence or you HAVE to disprove the bible's legitimacy? I don't care about the bible that much, because the bible is a book of stories meant as a guide. It's not to be taken literally. I don't see why it always has to be the basis of religious discussions when religion is something up to each to interpret. And besides, when taking anything in the bible out of context you can basically say anything and claim that God says it. You have to read it as a whole. But yeah, this is a question whether God exists, how you see God, not whether the Bible was written by persians or not. Either stay on topic or stop trying to disprove something that is based on faith.

I still hold on to that he carries them all in his stomach and barfs them up when he needs them.

Banned for... tons of cum?

*gives a hug* Hope to see you back some day.

What evidence do you know of that actually supports this? I'm actually really curious to know. I don't follow the old testament. I doubt few Christians do. We follow the new testament.

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What is true depends on your point of view and perspective. From my perspective I see God every day, in people, in life itself, in how everything in the world seems to be designed by some greater force. The Earth is more than a coincidence in my eyes, it cannot be a coincidence. Life itself is not a coincidence. Christianity as a religion for me gives me hope, a meaning and something to live by, and a feeling that there is something else in this world than what can be touched and seen with your eyes. But yeah, it's all about what you choose to see and feel. And this is why I don't really post in serious topics that much, because I always tend to be -rep'd for what I say.