[Darkness]

>.< I believe everything that Nighthawk has said, so listen to him and you know my opinion

[?FaLLeN?]

Nighthawk are you using google?
If you aren't that pretty amazing you know that stuff.

[Aaron]

Nighthawk are you using google?
If you aren't that pretty amazing you know that stuff. 

Not to brag, but I am learned in Christian theology. I do know most of what I posted about. I used other sources though, not my own words .

[?FaLLeN?]

Wow good job.Hats off to you

[Phorgot]

lol, nighthawk, thats almost exactly what i have in my school workbook

anyways i go to a Catholic seminary, not that i'm going to be a priest, i could just tell what's true or false

[Pendragon205]

god is the savior!

[Bodom]

No i dont

[Final F8]

Not at all.

[Phieta]

For the record... "God" (note capital) is a proper noun, referring to the Christian God. A "god" (note lack of capital) is a regular noun -- Zeus was a Greek god (note, no capital).

Anyhoo, I'm a Christian. Take that however you like.

[Neraphym]

In the beginning the Universe was created. This has made a lot of people very angry and been widely regarded as a bad move.
-Douglas Adams

I believe that existance, life, and just about everything is IMPOSSIBLE for anyone to make any legitimate attempt to explain. Religion in itself is inherently flawed, because religion is an invention of humans. I believe whatever religion is attempting to explain is something that is too complicated for us to comprehend and is therefore not worth our time trying to have it explained to us. To say that a specific god exists is just plain ignorance. No offense to anyone, but religion is dumb. I don't believe in a god, because that's the logical and smart thing to do. I'm perfectly content with being blissfully anaware of the complicated workings of existance.

Oh here's another funny one:

There is a theory which states that if ever anyone discovers exactly what the Universe is for and why it is here, it will instantly disappear and be replaced by something even more bizarre and inexplicable. There is another theory which states that this has already happened.

[BubbaMurphy]

Yeah, I believe in god.

[Neraphym]

Though I must say, I'm not ruling out the possibility that a god exists. There's a great way to put both sides:

Science has proof with no certainty, religion has certainty with no proof.

[Phorgot]

Though I must say, I'm not ruling out the possibility that a god exists.  There's a great way to put both sides:

Science has proof with no certainty, religion has certainty with no proof.

so ur agnostic... when we look into religion, we look at the idea that thats the way it happened, we turn away from the scientific evidence and just go along with the belief

[Raktor]

Humans have no power to come up with anything themselves. Everything we 'create' is based on main things. Computers are based on mathmatics for example. Therefore, we don't have the power to create anything new, so there HAS to be a God, because we couldn't have come up with the concept ourselves.

[ratzaroony]

I just don't believe that Humans could have evolved without God. The odds of Darwinian evolution are very slim.

Sir Fred Hoyle once said "A junkyard contains all the bits and pieces of a Boeing-747, dismembered and in disarray. A whirlwind happens to blow through the yard. What is the chance that after its passage a fully assembled 747, ready to fly, will be found standing there?" which he used to explain the odds of a yeast cell, the simplest living organism being created through random events, as the beginning of the theory states would happen. People have criticized this statement, but the fact is that there are about 6 million parts in the 747, and about 6 million in a yeast cell. Now imagine the odds of trillions of those yeast cells, each a product of those odds, all coming together and forming under the same conditions. It seems like odds are better that there is God simply based on that. I also believe because I think that something had to start all of this. Time didn't just start itself, as stated in the Big Bang theory. The ball of energy was triggered by something, but scientists dont know what. I believe it was God.