Bozewani wrote:
Everything in the universe must have a rational reason for it's existence.
Rationalize for me the reasons for the existence of humans. Not only on this planet, but in the cosmos at large.
If you were a member of a different species on another planet (more advanced or less so), knowing human history and how we treat each other, would you be excited to hear we'd left our planet and were coming for a visit?
And what's the deal with cockroaches? Why do they exist?
Apparently the universe has a twisted sense of humor. After all the theological debates over which group of humans are supposedly God's favorite, I have to speculate that whatever group of conscious entities God favored most, would be the most numerous and bountifully reproduced on the planet...meaning God must be a cosmic cockroach. Or perhaps a spider. No wonder we're afraid of dying - just imagine what Heaven must be like.
I like you.
A simple question from a religious house guest led me to an expanded discussion of the relativity of Evil from the perspective of an omniscient, omnipresent, omnipotent God. Being timeless, human birth/death must look like tides.
I also think that God favors the cockroaches. His most successful creation.
I once had a christian tell me that God sacrificed his son for me. I said "Really". God is timeless, right? Yes He knows everything? Yes Then what did he sacrifice? What's 33 years compared to forever? and he got him back, and he knew he would get him back and if he was truly timeless he lives in all times simultaneously, so technically he lived with Jesus while Jesus on earth.
Having fun yet?
Aimless wrote:
NT bashing is just masturbating.

And almost as much fun...