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Originally posted by Rook i used to believe in evolution. however, recently i had a close relative pass away and have started to see thnigs from a different perspective. i have started to do more research about god and his creations, and tbh honest everything he states in the bible and especially what he reveals in the quran seems to check out. my question is what part of it is debatable..?? its either he did or didnt.

1. What has evolution got to do with all this?
   
2. Are you implying that there are just two possibilities?
   

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Originally posted by Rook lol. are you serious??

are you?

Oh, great, now Jenny's mess spilled all the way to the CORe

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Originally posted by Lira Are you implying that there are just two possibilities?

isnt that what it boils down to.??

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Originally posted by Rook i used to believe in evolution. however, recently i had a close relative pass away and have started to see thnigs from a different perspective. i have started to do more research about god and his creations, and tbh honest everything he states in the bible and especially what he reveals in the quran seems to check out. my question is what part of it is debatable..?? its either he did or didnt.

This is one of the more hilarious posts in recent memory.

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Originally posted by Rook i used to believe in evolution. however, recently i had a close relative pass away and have started to see thnigs from a different perspective. i have started to do more research about god and his creations, and tbh honest everything he states in the bible and especially what he reveals in the quran seems to check out. my question is what part of it is debatable..?? its either he did or didnt.

Is it not possible, perhaps even probable that if God exists and is responsible for creation that god mearly laid the groundwork for a self-perpetuating universe? Given that man, presumably all higher forms of life are endowed with free will then it seems logical that god would not take an active role in the procreation of living beings as that would run contrary to free will. Broadening out to a cosmological view, is it not more likely that god would have stepped back after creating the forces and materials that would later create the universe, as once those were in place the rest kind of takes care of itself. In this sense God would have made the creation of every thing possible but not have actively created anything beyond the initial stages of existance.

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Originally posted by RickyM you're just a shit version of Moral Hazard. At least he knows what he's talking about.

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Originally posted by pkcRAISTLIN lol, i love it when moral feels the need to lay the smack down

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Originally posted by Rook i have started to do more research about god and his creations, and tbh honest everything he states in the bible and especially what he reveals in the quran seems to check out.

I'm not belittling you here, I took a rather lengthy journey of discovery (hell, I'm still on it), but I have to ask - how do you reconsile that there are very key points that the bible and the Qu'ran are at odds on? They cannot both be correct on all counts.

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Originally posted by RickyM you're just a shit version of Moral Hazard. At least he knows what he's talking about.

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Originally posted by pkcRAISTLIN lol, i love it when moral feels the need to lay the smack down

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Originally posted by RJT This is one of the more hilarious posts in recent memory.

you must have a bad memory.

h Gd

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Originally posted by Rook isnt that what it boils down to.??

Of course not! And, for that matter, none of this has anything to do with evolution.

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