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Old 12-08-2006, 9:14 PM
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Hubble shows God's handiwork?

Everyone,
Is it easier to contemplate God & determine his reality & attributes, or is it easier to have God reveal himself to us?

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Re: Hubble shows God's handiwork?

that is definitely a complicated question
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I think I shall have figured out women before either of those two things could happen.
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He has just most of us ignore him
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Do you think GOd gives a **** what you think?
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Time for SCIENCE!

Spirtuality is hereditary. I'm not talking about religious observation, that's a learned behavior. Spirituality is a personality trait that combines mysticism with transpersonal identification and a few other things, and has been recognized by psycologists for 40 years. Twin studies (conducted in part in Twinsburg Ohio) have shown that it is a heritable trait, and at least one researcher claims to have isolated a gene responsible.

That engenders the question of whether the belief in spiritual beings is a crazy trick of brain chemistry, or an inbuilt mechanism to allow cognizance of the Almighty. Again, about as easily answered. Atheists can't prove a negative hypothesis (i.e. there is no God) and highly religious people can't prove there is (can't put God in a test tube, photograh him/her/it, and if you claim to be talking drectly to God most people think you're a looney).

Acutally, Hubble shows you far less of the extraordinary beauty of the Universe around us than the plants and animals that urround us. They are all far more complex than anything the Hubble will ever espy. So go enjoy yourself and keep your faith. Its good for you.
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Acutally, Hubble shows you far less of the extraordinary beauty of the Universe around us than the plants and animals that urround us. They are all far more complex than anything the Hubble will ever espy. So go enjoy yourself and keep your faith. Its good for you.
That sounds more like an opinion than scientific fact. Although I'd be interested in what about the animals you think is more complicated than the processes that form planets and stars?

Wait a second, aren't you the guy that said fusion is easy?
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Time for SCIENCE!

Spirtuality is hereditary. I'm not talking about religious observation, that's a learned behavior. Spirituality is a personality trait that combines mysticism with transpersonal identification and a few other things, and has been recognized by psycologists for 40 years. Twin studies (conducted in part in Twinsburg Ohio) have shown that it is a heritable trait, and at least one researcher claims to have isolated a gene responsible.

That engenders the question of whether the belief in spiritual beings is a crazy trick of brain chemistry, or an inbuilt mechanism to allow cognizance of the Almighty. Again, about as easily answered. Atheists can't prove a negative hypothesis (i.e. there is no God) and highly religious people can't prove there is (can't put God in a test tube, photograh him/her/it, and if you claim to be talking drectly to God most people think you're a looney).

Acutally, Hubble shows you far less of the extraordinary beauty of the Universe around us than the plants and animals that urround us. They are all far more complex than anything the Hubble will ever espy. So go enjoy yourself and keep your faith. Its good for you.
all though big sylabbles gots me confused, guess I will go be superstitious since it is in my genes oh wait no it is hereditary.
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Do you think GOd gives a **** what you think?
Phobe could you please add a pork rind tail to that lure and speed up your retreive?
I want to bite but...not quite yet...
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Time for SCIENCE!

Spirtuality is hereditary. I'm not talking about religious observation, that's a learned behavior. Spirituality is a personality trait that combines mysticism with transpersonal identification and a few other things, and has been recognized by psycologists for 40 years. Twin studies (conducted in part in Twinsburg Ohio) have shown that it is a heritable trait, and at least one researcher claims to have isolated a gene responsible.

That engenders the question of whether the belief in spiritual beings is a crazy trick of brain chemistry, or an inbuilt mechanism to allow cognizance of the Almighty. Again, about as easily answered. Atheists can't prove a negative hypothesis (i.e. there is no God) and highly religious people can't prove there is (can't put God in a test tube, photograh him/her/it, and if you claim to be talking drectly to God most people think you're a looney).

Acutally, Hubble shows you far less of the extraordinary beauty of the Universe around us than the plants and animals that urround us. They are all fer more complex than anything the Hubble will ever espy. So go enjoy yourself and keep your faith. Its good for you.
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steingar, how can someone with such credentials have such limited thinking?
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Phobe , are you fishing?

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That sounds more like an opinion than scientific fact. Although I'd be interested in what about the animals you think is more complicated than the processes that form planets and stars?
I heard that approximately every 10 days since 1970-sumpin' scientist have discovered a new species in the ocean. Talk about the final frontier! We have, as a human race, only explored about 1 percent of the ocean floor. Those things down there are insane! We have a better understanding of the surface of the moon than we do about our own ocean. Those are the animals and plants that intrigue me more than stars, in my opinion
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Trippd, I think that it is a lot easier to believe in God if he has "revealed" himself to you, than it is to contemplate and theorize about him. We could theorize about how fast you could ride around a certain corner, but until you encounter the corner on a bike, it's just theories. After the corner "reveals itself" or you experience the corner, it's much easier to believe that you could ride a certain speed around it.

I feel the same way about God, in my life I have had experiences that I could only attribute to spiritual forces. Some good, and some not good. English speaking cultures seem to put down spiritual things as crutches. If it can't be explained through science, people tend to not believe in it. But there are cultures that totally accept spirituality as a daily fact of life. I like that Einstein quote, I think it goes,"Science without religion is lame, religion without science is blind"

Oh, sorry to bring up the ocean again, but if you ever get a chance to go surf, do it. There is something about getting pounded by a wave that puts a respect into you and makes you realize there are bigger things that we don't always understand. Ok, I'll step off my soapbox...
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Phobe , are you fishing?

Would it be funny if I named my puppy Jehovah Dog?

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Re: Hubble shows God's handiwork?

Oh geez, the age old question here huh? One that will never be answered in our life time.

this about sums it up for me:

Faith is a belief, trust, or confidence, not based merely on logic, reason, or empirical data, but based fundamentally on volition often associated with a transpersonal relationship with God, a higher power, a person, elements of nature, and/or a perception of the human race as a whole. Faith can be placed in a person, inanimate object, state of affairs, proposition or body of propositions such as a religious credo.

Until there is cold hard proof it is just a belief and nothing more in my opinion. Good book, worth the read. Now, to follow the tenents and beliefs of this book. Up to one in and of themself. To me, no different those that follow the SCI-FI stuff of Ron L. Hubbard and Scientology.

now that should. a little.
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The Bible (particularily the teachings of Jesus) is fill of facinating concepts that will push you farther personally than any other "prophetic" teaching.
It is only spiritual work that offers actual redemption, and the power to acheive the standards put forth.
Of course this would require studying it with the same open mind that you would when reading anything else.
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The problem with contemplating God's "realness" is that we project human qualities into God. That's like thinking a movie star is beautiful, glamourous, wonderful, etc - but w/o actually meeting him/her, you never can tell what they're like. Having said that, God will not appear and say hi. It's not something He needs to do. He already made the ultimate sacrifice by sending His Son to die for you and me. I don't know how else to show His love. I remember from Sunday school someone saying that if God was to show Himself to us, his brilliance will knock us dead on our feet. Maybe that's why He can't? Haha, that's a lot of heresay.
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Maybe God gave humans some of his own positive attribues to his ultimat creation on earth rather than we project human traits on him, Also, Jesus said, backing it up with actions, that God does love & care about us, wanting to be each person's heavenly Father. that this is a warm truth. Are we paying attention to God revealing himself ? I know many peoples experiences make it hard to think there is a loving God, but peoples' sin nature needs to be examined.
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Spirtuality is hereditary. I'm not talking about religious observation, that's a learned behavior. Spirituality is a personality trait that combines mysticism with transpersonal identification and a few other things, and has been recognized by psycologists for 40 years. Twin studies (conducted in part in Twinsburg Ohio) have shown that it is a heritable trait, and at least one researcher claims to have isolated a gene responsible.
I assume you read the book 6 impossible things before breakfast then.
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Maybe God gave humans some of his own positive attribues to his ultimat creation on earth rather than we project human traits on him, Also, Jesus said, backing it up with actions, that God does love & care about us, wanting to be each person's heavenly Father. that this is a warm truth. Are we paying attention to God revealing himself ? I know many peoples experiences make it hard to think there is a loving God, but peoples' sin nature needs to be examined.
So, are we like god or not?
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The Bible (particularily the teachings of Jesus) is fill of facinating concepts that will push you farther personally than any other "prophetic" teaching.
It is only spiritual work that offers actual redemption, and the power to acheive the standards put forth.
Of course this would require studying it with the same open mind that you would when reading anything else.
I found the lessons of Jesus (and most organized religions, in my opinion) to have a potentially purely beneficial social effect, regardless of their status as divine or not. Guidelines encouraging tolerance, kindness and sacrifice in how we ought to treat others, especially the less fortunate or helpless, and how we should try to not make the same mistakes as failed persons in the past is, from a social standpoint, good sh*t.

Is it more or less good if you do or don't believe in a personal god?
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Oh geez, the age old question here huh? One that will never be answered in our life time.

this about sums it up for me:

Faith is a belief, trust, or confidence, not based merely on logic, reason, or empirical data, but based fundamentally on volition often associated with a transpersonal relationship with God, a higher power, a person, elements of nature, and/or a perception of the human race as a whole. Faith can be placed in a person, inanimate object, state of affairs, proposition or body of propositions such as a religious credo.

Until there is cold hard proof it is just a belief and nothing more in my opinion. Good book, worth the read. Now, to follow the tenents and beliefs of this book. Up to one in and of themself. To me, no different those that follow the SCI-FI stuff of Ron L. Hubbard and Scientology.

now that should. a little.
Interesting. However, as my daddy said, "you get what you pay for," and because the wiki-pedia is FREE, please do not assume that it is the be all/end all of definitions or explanations.

That definition of faith excludes (among several issues way too philosophically-technical and nit-picky to go into here) "justification" (sorry Lee, I will keep it short) which allows for a faith in or belief of non-scientific or unproveable, intangible things, given the application and satisfaction of an "understanding and relatability of the object's nature" test. Rational? No, faith is never rational. Emotional? Yes, all faith is "feeling," but some can be justified. Reasonable? Yes; absolutely, if it can be justified. Most people do not bother to try, out of a habit of taking things on (term purposefully misused here) "faith."

Too often, the supposedly "faithful" is not justified, but still says he is faithful...No, he just deludes himself out of fear.

However...

Unless someone can justify their individual faith, or until god, or some other corporeal-representation of the infinite comes down and says "Listen Up!!!" it is all just mythology. But, I did learn great lessons from Greek mythology, so it has great value.

There is as much proof for believing in god as a factual issue as there is believing in vampires as a factual issue...And, I ain't just talking about "goth chicks"...I believe in them...Oh, yes, I believe in them...
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