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What would it take to make you a Christian? (non-theists)
The point was raised in HM Rob's thread, in a strange manner that didn't work so well.
So here's a direct question for the atheists of Secular Sevens; what would it take for you to become a Christian?
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18 Replies in this Sub-ThreadIt's almost scary how the whole "euphoric in intellectual enlightenment" joke stereotype applies to pretty much every atheist in this thread.
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Edited by Forever Berg: 8/12/2013 11:19:43 PMThere's nothing to refute, it's just a bunch of obvious claims which don't support why they don't believe in god. "There's no definite evidence he exists" even though the same goes to the beginning of the universe. How can you all believe the universe started when you have no evidence or facts about it? The Big Bang isn't the start by the way, just why it's expanding. Black holes are still a science mystery but people claim they believe in what they are (even though they don't have any evidence or facts). There are many hypocritical arguments from anyone claiming that science is needed to prove God.
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Quit running your mouth as if you have a clue what you're saying. No scientist is making any conclusions about the beginning of the universe. It is a concept all physicists are fully aware they posses no conclusive evidence to determine significant truths behind. All physicists, when asked what there was before the Big Bang, will upfront tell you that they don't know. Furthermore, the existence and nature of black holes is not a mystery. The properties and mathematics behind the singularities that they house is indeed beyond our understanding due to the lack if a GUT, but black holes are not "mysteries" whatsoever.
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