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Well I am sorry you have never had an experience, but there IS a god up there and he is very provable. It is conventional wisdom that there is no evidence, but there is loads. Go research! lol.Star Burst wrote:There is no scientific evidence of a God or Gods. My experience has been he don't exist.....
Don't have to. You cannot prove it no more than I can. Sky Fairy only exist in the imagination.JohnMcAdam wrote:Well I am sorry you have never had an experience, but there IS a god up there and he is very provable. It is conventional wisdom that there is no evidence, but there is loads. Go research! lol.Star Burst wrote:There is no scientific evidence of a God or Gods. My experience has been he don't exist.....
shouldn't you be writing in the atheism column? By writing in a column about religion and straying away from your own forum to tell us what to believe is kind of rude...Star Burst wrote:Don't have to. You cannot prove it no more than I can. Sky Fairy only exist in the imagination.JohnMcAdam wrote:Well I am sorry you have never had an experience, but there IS a god up there and he is very provable. It is conventional wisdom that there is no evidence, but there is loads. Go research! lol.Star Burst wrote:There is no scientific evidence of a God or Gods. My experience has been he don't exist.....
...riiight. Well, alright then. I was kind of going on the view of "has anyone had any experiences, please do tell us"... But what evs..lolStar Burst wrote:You ask for opinions. Don't ask and you won't have to worry about replies.
ah, hence the many atheist topics. Oh well.Robert Tulip wrote:Hi John. Welcome to Booktalk. I agree with Star Burst that there is no evidence for the existence of divine entities. However, God talk can still be meaningful and imaginative, so please forgive Star Burst for his crotchety response. Most book talk regulars are atheist, but many have an interest in religion, as long as you don't just troll with irrational dogma.
Your ideas about extraterrestrials are really 'out there'. For a while I have suspected this is the most logical explanation for the pyramids. However, the evidence is very weak and speculative.
JohnMcAdam wrote:ah, hence the many atheist topics. Oh well.Robert Tulip wrote:Hi John. Welcome to Booktalk. I agree with Star Burst that there is no evidence for the existence of divine entities. However, God talk can still be meaningful and imaginative, so please forgive Star Burst for his crotchety response. Most book talk regulars are atheist, but many have an interest in religion, as long as you don't just troll with irrational dogma.
Your ideas about extraterrestrials are really 'out there'. For a while I have suspected this is the most logical explanation for the pyramids. However, the evidence is very weak and speculative.
There is a lot of evidence for a deity. Read these books if you wish...
Many Lives, Many Masters: Brian Weiss
Same Soul, Many Mobies: Brian Weiss
DMT: The Spirit Molecule: Rick Strassman
The Conscious Universe: Dean Radin
The God Theory: Bernard Haisch
Looking For Carrol Beckwith: Robert Snow
Voyage Into History: William Barnes
20 Cases For Reincarnation: Ian Stevenson
and my book, where I share a lot of the ideals of spirituality through my own experiences of testing the waters and finding them to be true....
but lets stick on to the topic at hand..and that is were ancient gods from other planets? Everyone always jumps to the pyramids, but there is so much more to that that its really silly to even jump to the pyramids (not you, but just in general when people do it). I could share this with you..