GOD...yes...maybe...no way!

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Permalink Reply by telefunken on July 9, 2009 at 11:13pm

I worship only David Wolfe. (people! a joke....please.)

Seriously, if I'm ever to believe in a singular creator, I await her levitation directly in front of me as proof of her authenticity. If she needs the praise of measly me.....only then will she get it.

peace, out.

----tele

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Permalink Reply by jodykwik on July 10, 2009 at 8:11am

and wouldn't it be funny if by waiting to see this feminine levitation that it turned out that the concept of ground underneath, and its spatial relation to the universe in general, was a completely fictional creation? I mean...just sayin' ya know? Hold on, let me run that by David Wolfe to see what he says about it.

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Permalink Reply by telefunken on July 10, 2009 at 8:36am

actually, I just want her to call me sometime...the levitation isn't necessary. Dinner and a movie and her quasi-believable creation story will suite me just fine! ha..ha...

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Permalink Reply by Makaranda...=) on July 10, 2009 at 5:35pm

wow!

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Permalink Reply by EternalLaceLaceMaker on July 10, 2009 at 5:45am

I totally agree with you ... T ***

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Permalink Reply by Brian on July 9, 2009 at 11:33pm

True believer! The proof is self-evident. Just look around at the miracle of nature and life. There is no way all this is due to random chance.

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Permalink Reply by Travis on July 10, 2009 at 6:17am

this may be true but how do you know what this is and comprehend it? Is it the christian god of the new testament and why is it not Allah, Ramses or the god of another faith? What I really dislike is the assumed correctness and self righteousness of organised religion. Not that you, Brian are necessarily apart of that or that is the God you believe in. But why does it have to be God? I think there are so many other possibilities or concepts of spirituality other than theism for starters multiple deities? Spirituality is lost when people blindly follow and accept one form of so called spirituality and cannot find it for themselves.

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Permalink Reply by Silverfire on July 10, 2009 at 6:29am

Atheist, since the age of 7.

Brought up Mormon, went to a Catholic high school, never religious.

p.s. I'm a humanist.

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Permalink Reply by Lockheart on July 10, 2009 at 8:46am

Yes... but I respect other peoples choices.

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Permalink Reply by lemoned on July 10, 2009 at 3:10pm

I'm plowing through this page : http://www.reasons.org to find if anything connects with m. It's pretty neat stuff. In a nutshell, it's how to use science to prove there is intelligent creation.

I enjoyed the article about UFOs and the case against them. But then again, what the bleep do I know! I am very easily influenced most of the time. Would I move to Utah and live amongst Mormons, I'd probably convert after a while lol. Raw foods and veganism are actually the only traits where I swim the other direction than the rest of the crowd.

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Permalink Reply by Lizz on July 10, 2009 at 3:42pm

Transthesist. I believe that god does not exist, however our concepts of god deal with the manifestations of our greater self, our consciousness telling us what our greater potential is. We must transcend the idea of god, and become the greatest self we can be. The god of the bible is certainly worth transcending whether he exists or not, because the god of the bible is an asshole.

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Permalink Reply by jodykwik on July 11, 2009 at 9:33am

i believe in forces much greater than we are.

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