Author Topic: Heaven and Hell - How do they work?  (Read 3858 times)




All things cannot be proven.

All things cannot be proven.
Burden of proof, theorems are assumed false until proven.
For example, you can't get someone arrested for theft simply because they can't prove they didn't steal anything, you actually must prove that he did.

By all I meant some but I get your point.My dad talks about this stuff all the time.

By all I meant some but I get your point.My dad talks about this stuff all the time.
The logical, just, scientific, way to go about this would be to assume that the theory declaring the existence of this magical being is false until it's actually proven. Either you can disagree, which basically means you're arguing such silly things as that, say, 'atheism is a religion' and 'religion is right until disproved', or you can draw up some proof. Or you can be ignorant and go away, I guess.

So you believe in science?Pfft

So you believe in science?Pfft
Exactly what I meant in silly logic.
It's possible to just not believe in anything.
Although you're joking, or at least I hope you are, it's just that for all you know I could not believe in theorems such as the big bang either.

The bigbang theory is so stupid.If nothing and no one existed then how can to atoms majickally appear and s.mash into each other creating the universes,stars,planets etc.?

What can be asserted without evidence can also be dismissed without evidence.


-dumb-

"The big bang theory is stupid because I don't understand it!"

What can be asserted without evidence can also be dismissed without evidence.


"The big bang theory is stupid because I don't understand it!"
It's funny because he called the big bang theory stupid after I said that I might not believe in it anyway.

Shut up,my opinion,dkamm.

Shut up,my opinion,dkamm.
You're entitled to your own opinions, not your own facts.

So you're saying the big bang is a fact?