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Is your God ever wrong?
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Some of the religious here claim that Atheism a religion and that Richard Dawkins is its God. I disagree with some of what Richard Dawkins says, so how do they conclude that he's my God?
Do you, the religious, ever disagree with your God?
Do you, the religious, ever disagree with your God?
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spotit3, you remind me of when im watching these reality emergency hospital type programms on Sky.
Its nearly always the same type of situation, guy gets stabbed, shot, beat up and critically injured, the Hospital team struggle for hours, often days and months, and all the time this guy is claiming: "there was someone up there watching over me" "Thank you God" "The good lord was with me"
I reply yes he watched you get shot, run over stabbed etc!!
It was hard work and skilled Dr., Surgeons, Nurses and "medical science" that saved your sorry arse, not the the invisible man in the sky!
Its nearly always the same type of situation, guy gets stabbed, shot, beat up and critically injured, the Hospital team struggle for hours, often days and months, and all the time this guy is claiming: "there was someone up there watching over me" "Thank you God" "The good lord was with me"
I reply yes he watched you get shot, run over stabbed etc!!
It was hard work and skilled Dr., Surgeons, Nurses and "medical science" that saved your sorry arse, not the the invisible man in the sky!
Jesus described this global work when he enumerated various things that would happen in the time of the end. Included in his prophecy was this meaningful statement: “This good news of the kingdom will be preached in all the inhabited earth for a witness to all the nations; and then the end will come.”—Matt. 24:14.
Ratter, exactly. Someone very dear to me suffered a very painful life-threatening condition and we spent 12 horrendous days not knowing what the outcome would be. When eventually it was over, a Christian acquaintance said with no little degree of spite, 'NOW you have something to thank God for!"
I do? No - I damn well don't! Crass stupidity!
I do? No - I damn well don't! Crass stupidity!
spotit, give yourself some credit, YOU got yourself through those bad times, respect for doing that!
The surgeon has many years of hard work in education and working experience to thank for saving the lives they have, again let's give them some coredit instead of passing it on to someone else who may/ may not have had an influence.
The surgeon has many years of hard work in education and working experience to thank for saving the lives they have, again let's give them some coredit instead of passing it on to someone else who may/ may not have had an influence.
Many persons envy the happy ones, wanting to be that way too. They may try to remedy their unhappiness through artificial means—drugs, heavy use of alcoholic beverages, illicit sex, indolence—and still wonder why happiness eludes them. Any thrills they get from such pursuits amount to a counterfeit happiness, which, under test, is as worthless as counterfeit money.
