
a crapload of "inorganic compounds" just "standing around" helps a lot
1UnRaTeD1 wrote:if there were no god earth wouldnt exist.. and yet people think theres no god lol everything is created by someone earth just didnt pop out of nowhere..god created. i think the non believers acually believe. but not admitting it
1UnRaTeD1 wrote:without 1. we be nothing but emptyness. err empty shell.
SD wrote:1UnRaTeD1 wrote:if there were no god earth wouldnt exist.. and yet people think theres no god lol everything is created by someone earth just didnt pop out of nowhere..god created. i think the non believers acually believe. but not admitting it
Great story. I think I read this somewhere, in some old book some dudes wrote all about what they think they saw.
dyn wrote:I think this thread is more like a testament to someone's enormous ego.
1UnRaTeD1 wrote:earth just didnt pop out of nowhere..god created
dyn wrote:SD wrote:1UnRaTeD1 wrote:if there were no god earth wouldnt exist.. and yet people think theres no god lol everything is created by someone earth just didnt pop out of nowhere..god created. i think the non believers acually believe. but not admitting it
Great story. I think I read this somewhere, in some old book some dudes wrote all about what they think they saw.
That book is devoid of any real gnostic knowledge (on purpose), and well, you won't find much info on that in atheist books either. I noticed something interesting, but not unexpected -- most atheist articles and TV shows are directed against Christianity, and only on times against Islam. Not sure why much bigger threat of Islam is not addressed more often, at least in Europe. Not politically correct enough? But in any case it seems like a movement against Christian religion, not really against other spiritual practices like Buddhism, yoga (of the mind), meditation (clinically proven to be beneficial) and so on. If you look at it really carefully, you will see there is something else going on. Opposing and destroying major religion is only first step, it is not the ultimate goal of this movement, despite what perceived leader figures representing it may think. This movement is being used, as many others, to gradually introduce people to a new way of thinking, devoid of old dogmas and fears, however not without spiritual elements.
craij wrote:1UnRaTeD1 wrote:earth just didnt pop out of nowhere..god created
if you are using "god" to describe "energy" ... you may be right. if you think some conscious (cosmic teleology) had something to do with this, you are going to be disappointed at death.
1UnRaTeD1 wrote:once u pass.. he will have a place for u to. just like me and others
SD wrote:Yes, I have noticed that too, Christianity is usually the religion facing the most opposition. I think maybe it's down to it being probably the most widely known, or even widely "practiced" religion active in the world today. I'm not sure of the figures but I would assume Islam is the next widely known and practiced. And I wholeheartedly agree that Islam should be more actively opposed. It is opposed, vehemently, but maybe not on such a wide scale as Christianity. Islam is a pain in the ass in this country. I don't care if I offend anyone with this but Islam should be abolished. But then again I feel that way about every organised religion.
SD wrote:1UnRaTeD1 wrote:once u pass.. he will have a place for u to. just like me and others
Again no sources, safe to assume you're using the "I believe it because I want to so it must be true" policy.
The Sumerian word for rib is ‘ti’ . To heal each o Enki’s dying body parts, Ninhursag gives birth to eight goddesses. The goddess created for the healing of Enki’s rib is called ‘Nin-ti’, ‘the lady of the rib’. But the Sumerian word ‘ti’ also means ‘to make live’. The name ‘Nin-ti’ may therefore mean ‘the lady who makes live’ as well as ‘the lady of the rib’. Thus, a very ancient literary pun was carried over and perpetuated in the Bible, but without its original meaning, because the Hebrew word for ‘rib’ and that for ‘who makes live’ have nothing in common.
dyn wrote:SD wrote:1UnRaTeD1 wrote:once u pass.. he will have a place for u to. just like me and others
Again no sources, safe to assume you're using the "I believe it because I want to so it must be true" policy.
Christianity borrowed myths of creation etc. from ancient Sumeria and Babylon (Mesopotamian region) and Egypt, but also removed a lot of knowledge accompanying those, so it is almost impossible for Christians today to know what is going on. Eden is a Sumerian name, it means flat terrain, in Christianity you have Garden of Eden. This originated from the Sumerian myth of Enki and Ninhursag. So much about originality. Even more, it is obvious people who stole/copied this never understood it correctly, they just translated it word-per-word. Obviously people who can't comprehend its meaning. Look:The Sumerian word for rib is ‘ti’ . To heal each o Enki’s dying body parts, Ninhursag gives birth to eight goddesses. The goddess created for the healing of Enki’s rib is called ‘Nin-ti’, ‘the lady of the rib’. But the Sumerian word ‘ti’ also means ‘to make live’. The name ‘Nin-ti’ may therefore mean ‘the lady who makes live’ as well as ‘the lady of the rib’. Thus, a very ancient literary pun was carried over and perpetuated in the Bible, but without its original meaning, because the Hebrew word for ‘rib’ and that for ‘who makes live’ have nothing in common.
Stupid Hebrews.![]()
Still, there is power in belief itself, no matter what is it. I can believe oranges are bad and bananas are good, and then get some followers. I am sure in time we could start a holy war against those who believe oranges are not evil, all those heretics damned to hell! Belief in itself has tremendous power.
dyn wrote:Problem is both Christianity and Islam do not agree with your politically correct views.
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