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Aeternitatia wrote:Let us see that yo

Yes, my fellow members of the FCN. I, the Supreme leader of USPC, has made 1069. In celebration, I will send everyone free hugs and some random maids who were once priso-

I mean they're here voluntarily. Anyways, I also wanna order some Chicken. Chick-fil-A to be exact. Send it to [Adress not able to be deciphered], Gagium.

New Waldensia, Gagium, Libervalley, Prodstrazka, Rhinelans Seud

Paleoconservative Citizens wrote:I'll change my flag to it quickly

Actually I'll use a puppet natiom

Viridus, Gagium, Prodstrazka

Paleoconservative Citizens wrote:Actually I'll use a puppet natiom

Alright here it is

Viridus, Gagium, Aeternitatia, Prodstrazka

Paleoconservative Citizens wrote:Actually I'll use a puppet natiom

You have a lot of puppets here tbh

Viridus, Aeternitatia, Paleoconservative Citizens, Beekeepers

Beekeepers wrote:Alright here it is

Gey. Not red enough. Shoulda made the white part red, and the red x black. That'd make it a TRUE Conrad's flag.

Viridus, Gagium, Paleoconservative Citizens, Beekeepers

Paleoconservative Citizens wrote:I'll change my flag to it quickly

1069!

Gagium, Aeternitatia

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Furbish Islands wrote:We made it to #roadto1069

Next stop: #roadto1420

Some future stops:

#roadto1488

#roadto1666

#roadto1776

#roadto2000

#roadto6969

#roadto6666

#roadto10000

#roadtorome

Gagium, Aeternitatia

Furbish Islands wrote:We made it to #roadto1069

Next stop: #roadto1420

Some future stops:

#roadto1488

#roadto1666

#roadto1776

#roadto2000

:Lol:

#roadto1776

Washingtonian Republic, Viridus, Aeternitatia

Rhinelans Seud wrote:#roadto6969

#roadto6666

#roadto10000

#roadtorome

Furbish Islands wrote:We made it to #roadto1069

Next stop: #roadto1420

Some future stops:

#roadto1488

#roadto1666

#roadto1776

#roadto2000

Gagium wrote::Lol:

#roadto1776

#roadto1984

Furbish Islands, Viridus, Gagium

Aeternitatia wrote:#roadto1984

1939*

Gagium, Aeternitatia

Paleoconservative Citizens wrote:I would think somewhere like 10 thousand or under, but most likely 6,000

So Dinosaurs aren't real?

Gagium, Aeternitatia

Liberated American Provinces wrote:So Dinosaurs aren't real?

Yes

Liberated American Provinces, Gagium

Rhinelans Seud wrote:1069!

I gotta edit it

Gagium

Aeternitatia wrote:Gey. Not red enough. Shoulda made the white part red, and the red x black. That'd make it a TRUE Conrad's flag.

Who is Conrad lmao

Viridus, Gagium, Aeternitatia

Liberated American Provinces wrote:So Dinosaurs aren't real?

Dinosaurs are real. I'm not one of those Conspiracy Theorists who say Dinosaurs are fake.

Gagium

Paleoconservative Citizens wrote:Dinosaurs are real. I'm not one of those Conspiracy Theorists who say Dinosaurs are fake.

Then how is the Earth only 6,000 years old?

Gagium, Rhinelans Seud

Liberated American Provinces wrote:Then how is the Earth only 6,000 years old?

God made dinosaurs along with the other animals, they were taken into the ark, and over thousands of years, humans hunted them and killed them. There are medieval stories of Dragons, there is even pottery depicted Dinosaur-like creatures.

And Yes I'm Paleoconservative Citizens, I am just changing this nation's flag to another one.

New Waldensia, Gagium, West Phoenicia

Beekeepers wrote:God made dinosaurs along with the other animals, they were taken into the ark, and over thousands of years, humans hunted them and killed them. There are medieval stories of Dragons, there is even pottery depicted Dinosaur-like creatures.

And Yes I'm Paleoconservative Citizens, I am just changing this nation's flag to another one.

So why is every single fossil dated back farther than 6,000 years?

Gagium, Rhinelans Seud

Beekeepers wrote:Who is Conrad lmao

Wrote that one on me phone. It likes to autocracy me.

Viridus, Gagium, Dragons Of Power, Beekeepers

Liberated American Provinces wrote:So why is every single fossil dated back farther than 6,000 years?

Carbon Dating is not very accurate, and here is an article to prove it.

https://answersingenesis.org/geology/carbon-14/doesnt-carbon-14-dating-disprove-the-bible/

Might wanna scroll down a bit to get to the point, if you don't wanna read it all. Apparently Carbon 12 and Carbon 14 should be equal, but they aren't, and only that can give accurate results. A guy said it should take about 30,000 years for them to become equal, but the problem is that it's not.

New Waldensia, Gagium

Aeternitatia wrote:Wrote that one on me phone. It likes to autocracy me.

Autocracy?

Viridus, Gagium, Mietkael

Beekeepers wrote:Autocracy?

Autocorrect

Viridus, Gagium, Paleoconservative Citizens

Aeternitatia wrote:Autocorrect

Autocorrect really hates you.

Don't worry it hates me, too.

Viridus, Gagium, Aeternitatia

Aeternitatia wrote:Wrote that one on me phone. It likes to autocracy me.

:weary: Sounds kinda hot

Gagium, Aeternitatia, Dragons Of Power, Paleoconservative Citizens

Viridus wrote::weary: Sounds kinda hot

Kinda like me

Jk I'm insecure so I feel ugly

Furbish Islands, Gagium

Beekeepers wrote:Carbon Dating is not very accurate, and here is an article to prove it.

https://answersingenesis.org/geology/carbon-14/doesnt-carbon-14-dating-disprove-the-bible/

Might wanna scroll down a bit to get to the point, if you don't wanna read it all. Apparently Carbon 12 and Carbon 14 should be equal, but they aren't, and only that can give accurate results. A guy said it should take about 30,000 years for them to become equal, but the problem is that it's not.

This is a fundamentalist Christian website . . . of course they are gonna say that

Gagium, Ferlik, Paleoconservative Citizens, Rhinelans Seud

Liberated American Provinces wrote:This is a fundamentalist Christian website . . . of course they are gonna say that

And secular scientists deny things that prove creation. Of course they're gonna say that.

New Waldensia, Viridus, Gagium

Paleoconservative Citizens wrote:And secular scientists deny things that prove creation. Of course they're gonna say that.

What proves creation? Most secular scientists would not deny scientific fact simply because "religion bad"

Gagium, Ferlik, Paleoconservative Citizens, Rhinelans Seud

Liberated American Provinces wrote:What proves creation? Most secular scientists would not deny scientific fact simply because "religion bad"

Yeah they would. And I can clearly see, just by looking at nature, that all this didn't just happen when some random singularity decided to expand, and somehow life came about, and then a fish whom, nobody knows had gills or lungs, decided to crawl onto land for no reason whatsoever, and then the meteor that supposedly killed the dinosaurs didn't kill the mammal that we'd later evolve from. In my eyes, everything is designed and not just an accident when some random explosion happened.

Furbish Islands, Viridus, Gagium

Paleoconservative Citizens wrote:Yeah they would. And I can clearly see, just by looking at nature, that all this didn't just happen when some random singularity decided to expand, and somehow life came about, and then a fish whom, nobody knows had gills or lungs, decided to crawl onto land for no reason whatsoever, and then the meteor that supposedly killed the dinosaurs didn't kill the mammal that we'd later evolve from. In my eyes, everything is designed and not just an accident when some random explosion happened.

I've seen a Unicorn before.

But seriously, then where did God come from?

Gagium, Paleoconservative Citizens, Rhinelans Seud

Religion and Science are not there to oppose eachother. They work hand in hand. Science is just showing the world the wonderful creations of God in the universe.

Many scientists are faith based, and every year more and more things mentioned in the Bible are being discovered by scientists, geologists, archaeologists etc.

Liberated American Provinces, Furbish Islands, Viridus, Gagium, Aeternitatia, Libervalley, Paleoconservative Citizens

Anyone wanna join my party?

Gagium

West Phoenicia wrote:Religion and Science are not there to oppose eachother. They work hand in hand. Science is just showing the world the wonderful creations of God in the universe.

Many scientists are faith based, and every year more and more things mentioned in the Bible are being discovered by scientists, geologists, archaeologists etc.

YES.

Furbish Islands, Gagium, Paleoconservative Citizens

Liberated American Provinces wrote:This is a fundamentalist Christian website . . . of course they are gonna say that

Point being? Secularists have their own bias, too, they just don't admit it. We all have the same evidence, but different interpretations of it based on presuppositions.

Liberated American Provinces, Viridus, Gagium, Paleoconservative Citizens

Liberated American Provinces wrote:But seriously, then where did God come from?

Where did matter come from?

Christians believe God is preexistent, the "uncaused Cause". Secular/humanist/evolutionary philosophy believes in... matter as preexistent? How does that align with the Laws of Thermodynamics?

Infinite time + infinite chance = incredibly detailed, intricate and fully functioning everything is nonsensical, illogical, and mathematically impossible. It requires more faith to believe that than it does to look at the exponentially complex and beautiful universe around us and believe that there is a Being behind that can explain why things are the way they are.

Viridus, Gagium, Libervalley, Monkaslavia, Paleoconservative Citizens

New Waldensia wrote:Where did matter come from?

Christians believe God is preexistent, the "uncaused Cause". Secular/humanist/evolutionary philosophy believes in... matter as preexistent? How does that align with the Laws of Thermodynamics?

Infinite time + infinite chance = incredibly detailed, intricate and fully functioning everything is nonsensical, illogical, and mathematically impossible. It requires more faith to believe that than it does to look at the exponentially complex and beautiful universe around us and believe that there is a Being behind that can explain why things are the way they are.

I nominate New Waldensia as Pope of the FCN.

Viridus, Gagium

Monkaslavia wrote:I nominate New Waldensia as Pope of the FCN.

But.... I'm a Protestant...

Wait.

I hereby proclaim the truth and salvific necessity of the Five Solas and disband the papacy.

Denmark And Greenland, Viridus, Gagium, Minelegotia And Equestria, Monkaslavia

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Furbish Islands wrote:Isn't San Carlos Islands the Pope? He actually proclaimed himself as an antipope.

Yes, but actually no.

Was it Creeper who got all hissy about that meme? He said I'll get excommunicated or something, lol.

Viridus, Gagium, Rhinelans Seud

New Waldensia wrote:But.... I'm a Protestant...

Wait.

I hereby proclaim the truth and salvific necessity of the Five Solas and disband the papacy.

Yes... Yes...

Go Protestantism! Btw what branch of Protestant are you from?

Furbish Islands, New Waldensia, Viridus, Gagium

Imagine not being part of a Church founded by Jesus Christ himself.

Liberated American Provinces, Viridus, Gagium

San Carlos Islands wrote:Imagine not being part of a Church founded by Jesus Christ himself.

I don’t have to imagine it :)

Viridus, San Carlos Islands

Gagium wrote:I don’t have to imagine it :)

oof, Schism is a sin.

Take that Protestants!

Liberated American Provinces, Gagium

San Carlos Islands wrote:oof, Schism is a sin.

Take that Protestants!

So is being gay man.

Checkmate

Liberated American Provinces, Furbish Islands, Viridus, San Carlos Islands

Gagium wrote:So is being gay man.

Checkmate

oof

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Minelegotia And Equestria wrote:Yes... Yes...

Go Protestantism! Btw what branch of Protestant are you from?

Baptist. Somewhere between IFB and SBC to be precise.

San Carlos Islands wrote:Imagine not being part of a Church founded by Jesus Christ himself.

Imagine polluting the Church founded by Christ so much that it required wholesale reformation. ;-)

Also, the rock the Christ founded the Church on was the declaration that Jesus is the Christ, the Son of the Living God. Furthermore, the church is more than the structure, it's the individual members that make up the Body.

Furbish Islands, Viridus, Gagium, Libervalley

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Furbish Islands wrote:Not Christian but I like Protestants because they got the old testament right, unlike other Christians

Are you Jewish in heritage only or in active religious practice?

Gagium

Hey it doesn’t matter if you’re catholic or Protestant, what matters is that you believe in our lord and savior, Jesus Christ.

This type of infighting is unproductive and unchristian anyways.

Viridus, Gagium, San Carlos Islands

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New Inglaterra wrote:Hey it doesn’t matter if you’re catholic or Protestant, what matters is that you believe in our lord and savior, Jesus Christ.

This type of infighting is unproductive and unchristian anyways.

Imagine singling out our resident Jew. ~~Anti Semite!~~

Furbish Islands, Viridus, Gagium, Rhinelans Seud

San Carlos Islands wrote:Imagine singling out our resident Jew. ~~Anti Semite!~~

I mean I’m a true conservative so while I prefer Christianity or Judaism (love me some Judeo-Christian values) I’m more meritocratic and populist than anything.

Viridus, Gagium

I think of myself as an agnostic theist, I believe in God but I take science into account also.

Viridus, Gagium

I've got this song stuck in my head today ("Paid in Full"): https://youtu.be/LQe7X-WItO0

The group (from a Bible college in my state) has great harmony, and the chorus/a capella section is catchy (it's got a folk/bluegrassy vibe to it) and tough to sing - only four breaths in it!

Gagium

New Waldensia wrote:Point being? Secularists have their own bias, too, they just don't admit it. We all have the same evidence, but different interpretations of it based on presuppositions.

My point in the beginning was to not blindly follow whichever bias you already have, but it quickly diverged from that

New Waldensia wrote:Where did matter come from?

Christians believe God is preexistent, the "uncaused Cause". Secular/humanist/evolutionary philosophy believes in... matter as preexistent? How does that align with the Laws of Thermodynamics?

Infinite time + infinite chance = incredibly detailed, intricate and fully functioning everything is nonsensical, illogical, and mathematically impossible. It requires more faith to believe that than it does to look at the exponentially complex and beautiful universe around us and believe that there is a Being behind that can explain why things are the way they are.

Mathematically impossible? Chance literally means it could happen on the first go. Also, if matter is the building blocks of everything, it is more logical to believe that it is preexistent as opposed to some all-powerful being.

Gagium

Liberated American Provinces wrote:

Mathematically impossible? Chance literally means it could happen on the first go.

Sure, but over and over and over and over again to infinity? Mathematically improbable.

Liberated American Provinces wrote:Also, if matter is the building blocks of everything, it is more logical to believe that it is preexistent as opposed to some all-powerful being.

Matter and energy as a fact of universal law breaks down and devolves into disorder. The trend is down, not up.

Liberated American Provinces, Viridus, Gagium

New Waldensia wrote:Sure, but over and over and over and over again to infinity? Mathematically improbable.

Improbable, not impossible

New Waldensia wrote:Matter and energy as a fact of universal law breaks down and devolves into disorder. The trend is down, not up.

Yes, Law of Entropy. But this only applies to an isolated system.

Gagium

New Waldensia wrote:But.... I'm a Protestant...

Wait.

I hereby proclaim the truth and salvific necessity of the Five Solas and disband the papacy.

Amen, from a Methodist Protestant. No King but Christ!

New Waldensia, Viridus, Gagium, Libervalley

Furbish Islands orange man didn’t lock her up. :|

Furbish Islands, Viridus

Liberated American Provinces wrote:Yes, Law of Entropy. But this only applies to an isolated system.

The laws of thermodynamics don't apply to the universe? First I've ever heard.

Liberated American Provinces, Viridus, Gagium, Rhinelans Seud

San Carlos Islands wrote:Imagine not being part of a Church founded by Jesus Christ himself.

You mean all churches?

Viridus, Gagium

Tfw you believe science and religion go together, and are religious, but don't believe in Jesus Christ so every side of the argument hates you. :(

Furbish Islands, Gagium

Aeternitatia wrote:You mean all churches?

No.

Gagium

New Waldensia wrote:The laws of thermodynamics don't apply to the universe? First I've ever heard.

Not what I said . . . I'm saying that the Law of Entropy only applies to an isolated system. How do we know that the Universe is an isolated system?

Gagium

Monkaslavia wrote:I nominate New Waldensia as Pope of the FCN.

I nominate New Waldensia as trusted teacher of the Church of FCN.

Viridus, Gagium

Liberated American Provinces wrote:Not what I said . . . I'm saying that the Law of Entropy only applies to an isolated system. How do we know that the Universe is an isolated system?

Bruh it was a speck in the middle of nothing, and then it somehow expanded into nothing, and somehow through all that chaos, harmony? No.

New Waldensia, Viridus, Gagium

Paleoconservative Citizens wrote:Bruh it was a speck in the middle of nothing, and then it somehow expanded into nothing, and somehow through all that chaos, harmony? No.

Yeah, because Magic Sky Daddy is the most logical thing in the world just because some 2000 years old book told you so

Gagium, Rhinelans Seud

Liberated American Provinces wrote:Yeah, because Magic Sky Daddy is the most logical thing in the world just because some 2000 years old book told you so

It's actually older, and also sky daddy sounds weird. God exists outside of time and space, therefore he can't be measured using human measurements of time, therefore he is infinite, and he has always been here, time didn't even exist before the universe.

And it's so logical to believe a Magic Speck decided to explode for no reason whatsoever. I mean it couldn't have been there forever, and I don't think it just appeared. Unless someone put it there.

Viridus, Gagium

Oh and also we are losing the Private Prison proposal, Gagium

Viridus, Gagium, Aeternitatia

Paleoconservative Citizens wrote:Oh and also we are losing the Private Prison proposal, Gagium

Good. I voted Aye.

Pharexia, Gagium, Aeternitatia, Paleoconservative Citizens, Rhinelans Seud

San Carlos Islands wrote:Good. I voted Aye.

Whyyyyy

Gagium, San Carlos Islands

Liberated American Provinces wrote:Yeah, because Magic Sky Daddy is the most logical thing in the world just because some 2000 years old book told you so

Did you know there's a verse in the New Testament that basically says people of your philosophy would say that?

Also, there is more to believing than just "some old book said so". Looking at the world around us leads to it.

If I picked up an old Swiss pocketwatch, I'm not going to assume it came about as the result of throwing raw elements into a washer and hitting the spin cycle. It is plain evident that a skilled watchmaker designed and constructed it.

The universe around us is so full of delicate interdependent intricacies; B exists because A exists and C count function without B and H would destroy it all if D didn't do this, and this plant/creature wouldn't exist if this didn't, etc. Everything in existence screams evidence of a Designer.

Pharexia, Viridus, Gagium, Dragons Of Power, Paleoconservative Citizens

Paleoconservative Citizens wrote:Whyyyyy

No one should be making a profit off the Justice system.

Gagium, The Legion Of Mankind, Dragons Of Power

San Carlos Islands wrote:No one should be making a profit off the Justice system.

There goes criminal defence lawyers than 🐅🤣🤣

Viridus, Gagium, Dragons Of Power, Paleoconservative Citizens

West Phoenicia wrote:There goes criminal defence lawyers than 🐅🤣🤣

*Economy goes down*

Viridus, Gagium, Dragons Of Power

https://start.att.net/news/read/article/the_associated_press-pittsburgh_marks_its_4th_alligator_sighting_since-ap/category/news+

"Pittsburgh marks its 4th alligator sighting since May"

(excerpts)

It's the fourth alligator discovered around the city since May.

Three other gators have been found around Pittsburgh since May.

On June 8, a 2½-foot-long alligator was found on a home's porch. Two days earlier, a man walking his dog spotted a 5-foot-long alligator in front of a garage. On May 18, a 3-foot-long gator was captured near a park.

There's no word on whether the gator sightings are related.

Um, gotta be totally unrelated. I mean, wouldn't you expect to see a five foot gator live just peachy through a Pittsburg winter? Of course.

Viridus, Gagium, Dragons Of Power

West Phoenicia wrote:There goes criminal defence lawyers than 🐅🤣🤣

There goes companies that supply prisons with food and build them...and those yeah

Viridus, Dragons Of Power, Paleoconservative Citizens

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Gagium wrote:There goes companies that supply prisons with food and build them...and those yeah

Also I guess we can’t pay our prison guards anymore. /shrug

New Waldensia, Viridus, Aeternitatia, Dragons Of Power, Paleoconservative Citizens

Gagium wrote:Also I guess we can’t pay our prison guards anymore. /shrug

I guess we can't pay the police to arrest people anymore

Viridus, Gagium, Dragons Of Power

Paleoconservative Citizens wrote:I guess we can't pay the police to arrest people anymore

Eminent domain to build new prisons.

[Strike]Oh wait. They probably already do that

Viridus, Gagium, Dragons Of Power, Paleoconservative Citizens

Also, welcome to these new(ish) nations! Peria Delt, Great Carolina And Florida, Conservative Scandinavia, Ah The Pile, Denmark And Greenland, Reformed Christian Territories, and Southernmost Texas

Make sure to join the World Assembly and endorse our Delegate, Ibenta!

Furbish Islands, Viridus, Gagium, Libervalley, Dragons Of Power

New Waldensia wrote:Also, welcome to these new(ish) nations! Peria Delt, Great Carolina And Florida, Conservative Scandinavia, Ah The Pile, Denmark And Greenland, Reformed Christian Territories, and Southernmost Texas

Make sure to join the World Assembly and endorse our Delegate, Ibenta!

All of those are me.

Just kidding, just the last two.

Why do I have so many puppets...

Gagium, Dragons Of Power, Rhinelans Seud

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San Carlos Islands wrote:No one should be making a profit off the Justice system.

Commie

Furbish Islands, Viridus, Gagium, Dragons Of Power

I am just gonna name all puppets I have here

Presbyterians

Holy Republic Of God

Beekeepers

Southernmost Texas

Reformed Christian Territories

I think that's it.

Viridus, Gagium, Dragons Of Power

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San Carlos Islands wrote:No one should be making a profit off the Justice system.

KOMMUNISTEN

Gagium, Dragons Of Power

New Waldensia wrote:Did you know there's a verse in the New Testament that basically says people of your philosophy would say that?

Just wanted to mention two things:

1. Just because it's in the Bible doesn't mean it's true OR the word of God/Jesus.

2. Of course the Bible says that. Every holy text claims that someone will argue with the text. Different holy texts handle it differently though, some say that it's teaching will be learned no matter what, others say it doesn't matter, and others claim people will be damned without acknowledging that test's teachings.

Also, @Paleoconservative Citizens

Viridus, Gagium, Dragons Of Power, Rhinelans Seud

Paleoconservative Citizens wrote:I am just gonna name all puppets I have here

Presbyterians

Holy Republic Of God

Beekeepers

Southernmost Texas

Reformed Christian Territories

I think that's it.

That's a lot? I've got 40+ and Furbish Islands has them in the hundreds.

Furbish Islands, Viridus, Gagium, Dragons Of Power, Paleoconservative Citizens, Rhinelans Seud

>1. Just because it's in the Bible doesn't mean it's true OR the word of God/Jesus.

It's common belief among about every Christian denomination that everything in the bible is the word of God.

This is why stuff like the Gospel of Thomas isn't included in the bible since the origin is questionable and seems to have some mortal inspiration.

Viridus, Gagium, Dragons Of Power

The Legion Of Mankind wrote:KOMMUNISTEN

Further Right than you.

Gagium, Dragons Of Power, Paleoconservative Citizens

Aeternitatia wrote:Just wanted to mention two things:

1. Just because it's in the Bible doesn't mean it's true OR the word of God/Jesus.

2. Of course the Bible says that. Every holy text claims that someone will argue with the text. Different holy texts handle it differently though, some say that it's teaching will be learned no matter what, others say it doesn't matter, and others claim people will be damned without acknowledging that test's teachings.

Also, @Paleoconservative Citizens

What

Gagium, Aeternitatia

Furbish IslandsI

For your poll: No mass deportations, No wall, "I want Immigration, but only if they come legally."

Viridus, Gagium, Paleoconservative Citizens

New Waldensia wrote:Did you know there's a verse in the New Testament that basically says people of your philosophy would say that?

Yeah let me get them.

We also speak these things, not in words taught by human wisdom, but in those taught by the Spirit, explaining spiritual things to spiritual people. But the unbeliever does not welcome what comes from God’s Spirit, because it is foolishness to him; he is not able to understand it since it is evaluated spiritually. The spiritual person, however, can evaluate everything, yet he himself cannot be evaluated by anyone.

1 Corinthians 2:13‭-‬15 HCSB

For the wisdom of this world is foolishness with God, since it is written: He catches the wise in their craftiness; and again, The Lord knows that the reasonings of the wise are meaningless.

1 Corinthians 3:19‭-‬20 HCSB

The fool says in his heart, “God does not exist.” They are corrupt; they do vile deeds. There is no one who does good.

Psalms 14:1 HCSB

Claiming to be wise, they became fools

Romans 1:22 HCSB

Those are just a few verses I found.

Viridus, Gagium

Paleoconservative Citizens wrote:It's actually older, and also sky daddy sounds weird. God exists outside of time and space, therefore he can't be measured using human measurements of time, therefore he is infinite, and he has always been here, time didn't even exist before the universe.

And it's so logical to believe a Magic Speck decided to explode for no reason whatsoever. I mean it couldn't have been there forever, and I don't think it just appeared. Unless someone put it there.

UwU Sky Daddy. Amen.

New Waldensia wrote:Did you know there's a verse in the New Testament that basically says people of your philosophy would say that?

Also, there is more to believing than just "some old book said so". Looking at the world around us leads to it.

If I picked up an old Swiss pocketwatch, I'm not going to assume it came about as the result of throwing raw elements into a washer and hitting the spin cycle. It is plain evident that a skilled watchmaker designed and constructed it.

The universe around us is so full of delicate interdependent intricacies; B exists because A exists and C count function without B and H would destroy it all if D didn't do this, and this plant/creature wouldn't exist if this didn't, etc. Everything in existence screams evidence of a Designer.

Wow, the people who wrote the New Testament knew there would be criticism? Who would've thought?

Looking at the world around us and coming to a conclusion is also called science. And just like God is unproven, the Big Bang, evolution, and many other theories are unproven.

Viridus, Gagium, Aeternitatia

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