Evidence for God from Science

I have no reason to lie to you. I was unable to access the forum from my home computer, instead a message came up saying I am permanently banned. Check with the moderator if you don't believe me. I am now having to use my work computer which has a different IP address. I have just discovered that I ...

Ah yes, so any religious study is not academic....brilliant, brilliant. Even if you regard this as purely mythology, there are still experts in the field. The Christian scholars that are out there have spent many many years studying the texts, the history, the language. And yes,there is disagreemen...

Bavarian wheels, I think you are misunderstanding my view point. The first question I posed are hypothetical. They are the questions I think that you and all Christians should be asking yourselves, and are questions I asked myself a long time ago. Of course if I was asking these questions from the s...

1. http://www.godandscience.org/apologetics/evilandsuffering.html paragraph entitled 'Why two creations instead of one?' 2. same page, reference point 13 at the bottom of the page 3. http://www.godandscience.org/apologetics/worldtrade.html 'Where was God During the World Trade Center Attack? The goo...

Not at all. If you're not a believer now...does God have a gun to your head to kill you if you don't believe/love Him? No...you're living and are afforded to live out your life on earth to the happiest YOU are able to make of it even though you don't believe. Your analogy hardly even comes close. T...

Which articles are you referring to? My three points are all from the 'Answers for atheists' section. It's still a choice isn't it? If you made the choice of B, and later find A was the better choice, don't be upset at anyone but yourself. If A turns out to be fantasy, then laugh all the way up to ...

Hi new to the forum. Have just skimmed through a few articles which have already raised a few questions. 1"If God had created the universe with no possibility of evil or sin, then the created beings would have had no free will, and, as such, would essentially be programmed computers. Such being...