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Well do you?

Yes, and the christion one
33 (31.7%)
Yes, but a differnt one
6 (5.8%)
Not at all
53 (51%)
don't know
12 (11.5%)

Total Members Voted: 104

Author Topic: Do you believe in god?  (Read 9472 times)

Utuy400, may you please lock this topic so no more trolls can penetrate through peoples' souls by spamming?

But souls don't exist.  :cookieMonster:

I have never seen Atheists in real life act as hateful and arrogant as they do on these forums. That is why I believe that everyone on Blockland who claims to be an Atheist, are actually an anti-Anteist, spreading false hate against the Religious in an attempt to create true hatred against people who are Atheists.

Let's say Tezuni went to other forums, posed as a Furry, and posted obscene images to instigate inflammatory reactions against Furries. Most would probably just label him as a troll and ignore him, but many others would see him as what a Furry really is, and inherit prejudice, all according to his plan.
Some people enjoy debate, some don't. My mom was kicked out of the debate club for hitting an opponent over a debate, and I love debating. Religious debates are almost always heated because neither side is going to change their beliefs for an array of reasons. If you develop prejudice against a group as a result of debate you clearly need to rethink.


Nope. Religion was created so that people wouldn't have to think about dying as an end and so they had something to blame stuff on. (Remember, the devil is part of religion.)

Some people enjoy debate, some don't. My mom was kicked out of the debate club for hitting an opponent over a debate, and I love debating. Religious debates are almost always heated because neither side is going to change their beliefs for an array of reasons. If you develop prejudice against a group as a result of debate you clearly need to rethink.
I see you have an avatar there with a teapot in space, is that by any chance Russell's Teapot? :D

While I find religion useless in today's times, I don't believe people should be morally violated by a bunch of Atheists unless they've gone and done something really stupid, like posting a topic about how Jesus is the lord and you should repent for your sins unless you want to go to hell. In that case, have at em. Still, pointless topic is pointless.


While I find religion useless in today's times, I don't believe people should be morally violated by a bunch of Atheists unless they've gone and done something really stupid, like posting a topic about how Jesus is the lord and you should repent for your sins unless you want to go to hell. In that case, have at em. Still, pointless topic is pointless.
REPENT, SINNERS! THY LORD, JESUS, IS COMING SOON! THE END IS NEAR! PURIFY YOUR SOUL WHILST YOU STILL HAVE A CHANCE!!! (C wat i did thar? :3)

I believe in God. :D

I hold the Christian foundation that God is an all-Loving, omnipotent being, thus I stray away from the whole "God only loves the people he doesn't hate" thing, that seems so common in religion today. :o

REPENT, SINNERS! THY LORD, JESUS, IS COMING SOON! THE END IS NEAR! PURIFY YOUR SOUL WHILST YOU STILL HAVE A CHANCE!!! (C wat i did thar? :3)

I believe in God. :D

I hold the Christian foundation that God is an all-Loving, omnipotent being, thus I stray away from the whole "God only loves the people he doesn't hate" thing, that seems so common in religion today. :o



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I've seen that before. :o

In my personal opinion, God has the abilities to do what ever so he wishes upon man and the universe, however he doesn't. Even God holds himself to some standards. He can cease the evil, but without it, Earth would merely be a paradise, making it pointless to be here in the first place, though such rounds around to the meaning of life and all that fun stuff. Ultimately, I don't believe God ever promised eternal happiness on earth. I'm not sure who said it, or where I heard it, but it sums up an interesting thought: "God didn't promise days without pain, laughter without sorrow, sun without rain, but He did promise strength for the day, comfort for the tears, and light for the way." Simply, God can solve all our problems for us, but then we'd gain nothing from it, and our existence would be pointless (Going by the theory it holds some deep meaning.) That isn't to say, though, he never intervenes.

Just a late night thought. :o


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I prefer to think of prayer as an open communication to God, asking for guidance, consolation, and help. Such as when a child speaks to their parent. The parent, of course, may have other things seemingly "better" to do, something else to be working on, though a parent that truly Loves their child listens. That's how I see God. The ultimate parent.

Once again, just another thought. :o