Why do people try so hard to disprove god?
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yet we won't accept that as being good enough but we believe everything in history books isn't that what the bible is the oldest history book we have?
why is there so many people who want to disprove gods existance? is it because we don't want to have to answer for our actions?
A pet peeve, here.
Spellcheck won't help you, because the word is spelled correctly- you have to use your brain, and know the difference.
P.S. No, I do not believe everything in history books. History is not what happened. History is what was written down.
"written" is the correct word not "wrote".
BTW: Don't you think that since you don't know as much as others about something as simple as grammer that perhaps they might know more about other things than you as well?
Because people prefer truth over a lie.
Bible oldest history book? Prove it. And just FYI, the bible is a plagarised version of some even OLDER stories.
Yes, the whole reason we don't believe in your god is because we fear him. We're so afraid of the punishment that he doles out to unbelievers that we refuse to believe.
Don't you see how nonsensical that is?
If Lord of the Rings or Salvatore's writings were written approx 4000 years ago, we would be worshipping Ilmater.
I'd be lore-keeper of Oghma, that's for sure.
Well, it's a pretty thought.
" i don't understand why to some people religion can be so offensive"
"..isn't that what the bible is the oldest history book we have?"
No, as it isn't a history book. It isn't even the oldest holy text still in use. Supposedly, that title goes to the Rigveda.
Not that age means authenticity.
A "first hand account"? Written by people who never lived during the life of Jesus, and whose accounts contradict each other? Translated and interpreted a thousand times? You are seriously deluded. Try giving that kind of account of an event as evidence in court, and watch the judge throw your testimony out as worthless.
The Bible wasn't written down until about 300 years after Jesus supposedly lived. So no, it's not first-hand accounts, and they were not WRITTEN down by the people who witnessed the miracles.
There are written records that are much older than the Bible.
Most atheists don't care enough to try to disprove someone/something that has no evidence of its existence in the first place.
We still have to answer for our actions, to the people around us, to the government, to the law enforcement.
Religion can be so offensive, because it tries to control people's lives, it makes good people do bad things, it destroys the lives of many people.
We can test that the oxygen is there. We can't test that God or Brahman or Thor is there.
kibbles18? Is that your age, dearie? This seems a bit childish and a mix of what others have said rather than something you've thought out yourself.
Confused?
So were we! You can find all of this, and more, on Fundies Say the Darndest Things!
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