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September 22, 2017, 03:26:04 AM
There is no such thing as outer space.

Extremely few have even been to outer space.

Troll?   Troll.


What?? Badecker doesn't believe in outer space?Huh?

The point wasn't outer space. The point had to do with science.

Very few people can PROVE that outer space exists. The average person only has the ability to listen to what others say about outer space. Sure, he can look at the stars, but what are they? Even the ISS isn't beyond that Van Allen belts, and is, therefore, not in outer space.

God, on the other hand, can be proven by multitudes of  people all over the place. Cause and effect is used by all the people all the time. And all they need to do is think about it to see that this is true.

Simple forms of entropy exist all over the place. The fact of old age is a simple form of entropy. Everyone understands entropy.

Complexity in the world is by far the most evident of the three. Any child can understand complexity.

Put these three together with a little thought, and they prove that God exists.

When scientists and wise people put these three together, they can't help but see that God exists.

But nobody knows what that is up there without building rockets to go and see. People might have all kinds of theories that it is outer space, but without the rockets, they could never prove it.

Regarding outer space, your average, everyday person doesn't know what it is without somebody telling him. But your average, everyday person can prove that God exists with all kinds of stuff that he uses daily.

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Once again ... the question here is SCIENTIFIC PROOF! Space was already explored and analyzed. We know exactly what out space is made of. And before we had rockets etc. we couldn't explain outer space completely, but we knew it was there because we could at least see it. And although no one is going every to the Sun ...  we still know it is there... because we can see it and put it in perspective.

You can't scientific prove god because you can't see or measure him. Just because someone said, that there is a god, doesn't mean there must be one. If I would tell you that I have an invisible toaster, would you believe me? Would you just take my word, because I said so? There is also no scientific proof for that.
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September 22, 2017, 03:05:51 AM
There is no such thing as outer space.

Extremely few have even been to outer space.

Troll?   Troll.


What?? Badecker doesn't believe in outer space?Huh?

The point wasn't outer space. The point had to do with science.

Very few people can PROVE that outer space exists. The average person only has the ability to listen to what others say about outer space. Sure, he can look at the stars, but what are they? Even the ISS isn't beyond that Van Allen belts, and is, therefore, not in outer space.

God, on the other hand, can be proven by multitudes of  people all over the place. Cause and effect is used by all the people all the time. And all they need to do is think about it to see that this is true.

Simple forms of entropy exist all over the place. The fact of old age is a simple form of entropy. Everyone understands entropy.

Complexity in the world is by far the most evident of the three. Any child can understand complexity.

Put these three together with a little thought, and they prove that God exists.

When scientists and wise people put these three together, they can't help but see that God exists.

But nobody knows what that is up there without building rockets to go and see. People might have all kinds of theories that it is outer space, but without the rockets, they could never prove it.

Regarding outer space, your average, everyday person doesn't know what it is without somebody telling him. But your average, everyday person can prove that God exists with all kinds of stuff that he uses daily.

Cool
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September 21, 2017, 07:09:13 PM
I am a little bit surprised why this is even a thing. Despite if god exists or not ... there can't be a SCIENTIFIC proof for the existence.

You make good points... unfortunately there can be scientific proof if you make up your own definition of "SCIENTIFIC".   Undecided
"Testable" and "observable"; for example, mediumship "is the only phenomenon that is directly relevant to the survival problem that can be produced and observed under conditions of experimental control". That is interesting because it means there is evidence and a means to study it scientifically.

I posted a test and observations of telekinesis seen on camera and on EEG, but skeptics in this thread tried to dismiss the scientific evidence:
http://eegym.com/can-eeg-tell-if-telekinesis-is-a-magicians-trick-2/

Skeptics in this thread see no fault in dismissing science that does not fit their own made-up definition.
In this thread: "skeptics" have no problem being critical of others' beliefs while neglecting to examine their own.

the telekinesis nonsense is still being discussed?  Oh good lord!! . face palm
your link was a good laugh.
 look up the definition of gullible...
ya know, if I were a con artist, you would be my first mark...


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September 21, 2017, 04:30:28 AM
I am a little bit surprised why this is even a thing. Despite if god exists or not ... there can't be a SCIENTIFIC proof for the existence.

You make good points... unfortunately there can be scientific proof if you make up your own definition of "SCIENTIFIC".   Undecided
"Testable" and "observable"; for example, mediumship "is the only phenomenon that is directly relevant to the survival problem that can be produced and observed under conditions of experimental control". That is interesting because it means there is evidence and a means to study it scientifically.

I posted a test and observations of telekinesis seen on camera and on EEG, but skeptics in this thread tried to dismiss the scientific evidence:
http://eegym.com/can-eeg-tell-if-telekinesis-is-a-magicians-trick-2/

Skeptics in this thread see no fault in dismissing science that does not fit their own made-up definition.
In this thread: "skeptics" have no problem being critical of others' beliefs while neglecting to examine their own.

Psychokinesis experiments have historically been criticized for lack of proper controls and repeatability. There is no convincing evidence that psychokinesis is a real phenomenon, and the topic is generally regarded as pseudoscience.
There is a broad scientific consensus that PK research, and parapsychology more generally, have not produced a reliable, repeatable demonstration.

A panel commissioned in 1988 by the United States National Research Council to study paranormal claims concluded that "despite a 130-year record of scientific research on such matters, our committee could find no scientific justification for the existence of phenomena such as extrasensory perception, mental telepathy or ‘mind over matter’ exercises... Evaluation of a large body of the best available evidence simply does not support the contention that these phenomena exist.

There is no such thing as telekinesis and I don't know why you guys want to believe in magic so badly, you are going to die in 50 years and you will realize that magic did not affect your life whatsoever.
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September 20, 2017, 09:29:58 PM
I am a little bit surprised why this is even a thing. Despite if god exists or not ... there can't be a SCIENTIFIC proof for the existence.

You make good points... unfortunately there can be scientific proof if you make up your own definition of "SCIENTIFIC".   Undecided
"Testable" and "observable"; for example, mediumship "is the only phenomenon that is directly relevant to the survival problem that can be produced and observed under conditions of experimental control". That is interesting because it means there is evidence and a means to study it scientifically.

I posted a test and observations of telekinesis seen on camera and on EEG, but skeptics in this thread tried to dismiss the scientific evidence:
http://eegym.com/can-eeg-tell-if-telekinesis-is-a-magicians-trick-2/

Skeptics in this thread see no fault in dismissing science that does not fit their own made-up definition.
In this thread: "skeptics" have no problem being critical of others' beliefs while neglecting to examine their own.
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September 20, 2017, 03:08:03 AM
There is no such thing as outer space.

Extremely few have even been to outer space.

Troll?   Troll.


What?? Badecker doesn't believe in outer space?Huh?
Vod
legendary
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September 19, 2017, 08:43:01 PM
There is no such thing as outer space.

Extremely few have even been to outer space.

Troll?   Troll.
Vod
legendary
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September 19, 2017, 08:36:36 PM
But I disagree about the idea of life that come out of nothing.

So think about where your god came from.  Nothing?
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September 19, 2017, 08:35:20 PM
Hmm, I don't have proof that God exists. But I disagree about the idea of life that come out of nothing. Isn't it strange to us that life is come out of atom and some particel ? What is the purpose of our lifes ? Are we going to eat, sleep, go to work and die ? Is there something beyond our death ? So I believe there are an explaination to all of those questions. I believe that God exists and create human, with a purpose.
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legendary
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September 19, 2017, 08:07:15 PM
So you don't believe in ignore.

I must be sad and pathetic in your fairy tale.  Sad
legendary
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September 19, 2017, 08:06:13 PM
Such a thing I have never done. After all, if you don't like something that I post, you have the ability to place me on ignore. Or haven't you figured that out yet?

Maybe.  Whatever helps your fairy tale.

So you don't believe in ignore. Do you happen to be in the same funny farm as noWmad13666?

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September 19, 2017, 07:58:09 PM
No astronaut ever grabbed a bunch of outer space and analyzed it. Extremely few have even been to outer space. The ISS is not in outer space.

As long as you don't push your fairy tale on others. 

Such a thing I have never done. After all, if you don't like something that I post, you have the ability to place me on ignore. Or haven't you figured that out yet?

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legendary
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September 19, 2017, 07:56:34 PM
No astronaut ever grabbed a bunch of outer space and analyzed it. Extremely few have even been to outer space. The ISS is not in outer space.

As long as you don't push your fairy tale on others. 
legendary
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September 19, 2017, 07:55:45 PM
There is no such thing as outer space. Sure, we see something. But we can't put our hands on it to test if it really exists, right?

Every astronaut is a liar in your fairy tale.  :/

No astronaut ever grabbed a bunch of outer space and analyzed it. Extremely few have even been to outer space. The ISS is not in outer space.

Cool
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legendary
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September 19, 2017, 07:51:37 PM
There is no such thing as outer space. Sure, we see something. But we can't put our hands on it to test if it really exists, right?

Every astronaut is a liar in your fairy tale.  :/
legendary
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September 19, 2017, 07:44:58 PM
There is no such thing as scientific proof for God because science needs testability and falsifiability. Science can only deal with what is perceivable by the senses, that is, with matter. God is not composed of matter and thus you can't scientifically study God. But keep in mind, there is no scientific proof for science either. All of science rests on philosophical axioms and once we bring philosophy into the picture, we can provide proof for God's existence.  

There is no such thing as outer space. Sure, we see something. But we can't put our hands on it to test if it really exists, right?

Cause and effect, entropy, and complexity combined prove that God exists.

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September 16, 2017, 03:32:15 PM
There is no such thing as scientific proof for God because science needs testability and falsifiability. Science can only deal with what is perceivable by the senses, that is, with matter. God is not composed of matter and thus you can't scientifically study God. But keep in mind, there is no scientific proof for science either. All of science rests on philosophical axioms and once we bring philosophy into the picture, we can provide proof for God's existence.  
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September 16, 2017, 11:44:10 AM
i read a sentence yesterday in curch. its like ''my only knowledge is i don't know anything except jesus paid our sins with his life'' it was antiscientic. in my opinion you cant proof god with science and cant proof science with god. one day people will find all answers of questions. and they will say god is who knows everything, than im god
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September 16, 2017, 10:42:15 AM

See how you just dismiss ideas because you want to? ''Multiple gods is out because they would have to be acting in such great concert, that they would essentially be one... like one corporation.''

No it's not out. Why would they need to act in a great concert? They would just need to act like humans act when they are building a bridge or a tower. I don't see how that disproves the idea of the possibility of different gods making this universe. All your scientific ''proof'' points out to a complex intelligent creator and that's it. You jump from that to god. I agree that if someone built the universe it had to be someone intelligent enough, obviously but that doesn't mean it's a god. It could just be a being that exists outside of our universe who is just far more advanced than us. We have advanced so much in the last years, imagine where humanity will be in 1000 years or in 1 million years, maybe we will create universes as well.

This is a picture of a rose:




"Rose" in English. Other languages say: roos, Poзa, 玫瑰, rosas, τριαντάφυλλo, Ua tia, and many, many, more.

If the word "God" is too generalized, or too religious-like, or too familiar, or for some other reason unacceptable, we can say: Supreme Being, Great First Cause, Creator, Absolute Being, All Powerful, Prime Mover, World Spirit, or any one of a great number of other word/terms for the powerful being that science shows was the starter of the universe.

For an idea of other ways to say "God," some without the religious connotations that arise in the minds of some people, see: http://www.thesaurus.com/browse/god.

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As I said, anything complex enough, by your definition and proof, could be the creator of the universe. There is no point in calling it a god. This thread was started by a religious person and his god was the christian god just like yours. I agree that a powerful being could be the creator of the universe (could) but even if he is, he definitely is not any of the gods in any of the religions we have. He is not a personal god, he doesn't look after us, he doesn't care about us. So it really doesn't matter, at least not now.

I don't think there is enough scientific knowledge about the Creator that science shows, to definitely say that He/It is NOT the God of one or more of the religions. Certainly, the God of the Bible contains all the characteristics of the Being that science shows. The difference is that the God of the Bible shows a lot more things about God than science does about the Creator that it shows. Why is that so? Because science hasn't advanced to the point where it understands much of anything about God, and because God has revealed Himself to people through religion and other means. To say much more would be getting into religion.

Be all that as it may, the word "God" still fits what we see in science in at least some important aspects of the meaning of "God." So, the scientific proof stands even if many or most of the religious gods/Gods are somewhat lacking or somewhat beyond science in various ways.

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September 16, 2017, 10:24:11 AM

See how you just dismiss ideas because you want to? ''Multiple gods is out because they would have to be acting in such great concert, that they would essentially be one... like one corporation.''

No it's not out. Why would they need to act in a great concert? They would just need to act like humans act when they are building a bridge or a tower. I don't see how that disproves the idea of the possibility of different gods making this universe. All your scientific ''proof'' points out to a complex intelligent creator and that's it. You jump from that to god. I agree that if someone built the universe it had to be someone intelligent enough, obviously but that doesn't mean it's a god. It could just be a being that exists outside of our universe who is just far more advanced than us. We have advanced so much in the last years, imagine where humanity will be in 1000 years or in 1 million years, maybe we will create universes as well.

This is a picture of a rose:




"Rose" in English. Other languages say: roos, Poзa, 玫瑰, rosas, τριαντάφυλλo, Ua tia, and many, many, more.

If the word "God" is too generalized, or too religious-like, or too familiar, or for some other reason unacceptable, we can say: Supreme Being, Great First Cause, Creator, Absolute Being, All Powerful, Prime Mover, World Spirit, or any one of a great number of other word/terms for the powerful being that science shows was the starter of the universe.

For an idea of other ways to say "God," some without the religious connotations that arise in the minds of some people, see: http://www.thesaurus.com/browse/god.

Cool

As I said, anything complex enough, by your definition and proof, could be the creator of the universe. There is no point in calling it a god. This thread was started by a religious person and his god was the christian god just like yours. I agree that a powerful being could be the creator of the universe (could) but even if he is, he definitely is not any of the gods in any of the religions we have. He is not a personal god, he doesn't look after us, he doesn't care about us. So it really doesn't matter, at least not now.
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