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Sci fi wasn't around when Sliders was first on first of all, second of all I said it's a good approach in the first season. Third of all I said we don't know, but we do know that anything is possible and that we don't know a lot of things.
I really couldn't care less what network Sliders started on. Your comments make it abundantly clear that you are getting a lot of your ideas about physics from science fiction programming.
Interesting questions.
They might be interested if not posed by a anti-religion troll. John's purpose is to get those with religious views to offer up answers, then he'll cherry pick anything he thinks he can poke holes in and run with it. Another boring flame thread results. Yawn.
Mysterious Ways.Interesting questions. No one knows.
Here's a thought. Try and name some things you do know about the manner in which God operates/exists.
We know there are alternate dimensions
http://www.usmessageboard.com/relig...-believe-disbelieve-in-god-7.html#post1283529Or does your God reside in another dimension? In which case, how many dimensions are there?
If God is of this universe, how much does he weight? Is God dark matter?
1. If aliens pushed us to evolve from the lower life forms, they are gods.
2. If something from another universe created this universe they/it are/is god(s).
3. If we are an atom of poop from a larger being, that is god.
4. If we are figments of some beings imagination, it is god.
5. If we are digital creations on some huge computer, the computer is god.
The list goes on forever, point being, there is something that is a god or collection of gods, what they are, no one knows for certain. What people want to believe is their personal choice. Science can't see everything, and our limited science has barely scratched the surface of reality. So to simply say one does not exist is naive.
Interesting questions.
They might be interested if not posed by a anti-religion troll. John's purpose is to get those with religious views to offer up answers, then he'll cherry pick anything he thinks he can poke holes in and run with it. Another boring flame thread results. Yawn.
All you're doing is bitching and moaning lately.
I know it was hard to keep up the facade of being somebody you are not,
but now that you're out the closet how about taking it easy on the empty rhetoric and start contributing instead of bitching....
You are the 'nads (and yes, I think you really DO have them)
to call others troll, when that seems to be all you are doing on these types of threads. IOW, contribute or STFU you moron....
1. If aliens pushed us to evolve from the lower life forms, they are gods.
2. If something from another universe created this universe they/it are/is god(s).
3. If we are an atom of poop from a larger being, that is god.
4. If we are figments of some beings imagination, it is god.
5. If we are digital creations on some huge computer, the computer is god.
The list goes on forever, point being, there is something that is a god or collection of gods, what they are, no one knows for certain. What people want to believe is their personal choice. Science can't see everything, and our limited science has barely scratched the surface of reality. So to simply say one does not exist is naive.
Ooh, this is fun:
If a llama poops beer nuts, then that is God.
If a bus hits a puddle and people are splashed, then a cigarette butt is God.
If your house catches fire and a little girl trips and falls, then a pink poodle is God.
If my uh oh gets caught in my zipper, then scream like hell. That's not God, that's Satan.
You should just admit that you have no clue, No Family-KK
What was that about being a name caller, John?
You're sort of a prime example of the grouchy lib that I was asking about in my other thread. Well, maybe that's not quite fair... you seem to be a little past grouchy.
It wasn't a name call, it was to tell you to go back to fucking all those you-know-whos that you've been doing since you're 6 years old.
Grouchy though is another name call, listen you loose spunt, if you have nothing to say towards the thread, then why are you here? You want me that badly?
That's funny.Sci fi wasn't around when Sliders was first on first of all, second of all I said it's a good approach in the first season. Third of all I said we don't know, but we do know that anything is possible and that we don't know a lot of things.
I really couldn't care less what network Sliders started on. Your comments make it abundantly clear that you are getting a lot of your ideas about physics from science fiction programming.
You are assuming simply because I used a media reference,
but here's a hint, all media is fiction, and almost all fiction is based on some fact. The show illustrates one of the theories well, if you had ever watched it you'd know that.
However, you have failed to show any proof that what I was said is wrong, so it you want to nitpick, where am I wrong?
I really couldn't care less what network Sliders started on. Your comments make it abundantly clear that you are getting a lot of your ideas about physics from science fiction programming.
You are assuming simply because I used a media reference,
No, I 'm assuming that because everything you were spouting was straight out of the annuls of science fiction and had little to do with actual science.
but here's a hint, all media is fiction, and almost all fiction is based on some fact. The show illustrates one of the theories well, if you had ever watched it you'd know that.
I've seen every episode as a matter of fact. I'm a bit of a sci-fi fan myself, which is why I know that's where you were pulling all this from.
However, you have failed to show any proof that what I was said is wrong, so it you want to nitpick, where am I wrong?
I already provided the list.
1. If aliens pushed us to evolve from the lower life forms, they are gods.
2. If something from another universe created this universe they/it are/is god(s).
3. If we are an atom of poop from a larger being, that is god.
4. If we are figments of some beings imagination, it is god.
5. If we are digital creations on some huge computer, the computer is god.
The list goes on forever, point being, there is something that is a god or collection of gods, what they are, no one knows for certain. What people want to believe is their personal choice. Science can't see everything, and our limited science has barely scratched the surface of reality. So to simply say one does not exist is naive.
Ooh, this is fun:
If a llama poops beer nuts, then that is God.
If a bus hits a puddle and people are splashed, then a cigarette butt is God.
If your house catches fire and a little girl trips and falls, then a pink poodle is God.
If my uh oh gets caught in my zipper, then scream like hell. That's not God, that's Satan.
Everything in science starts out because of science fiction, and science fiction imitates science, period.
As for proof, no, you have not proven me wrong. Science states anything is possible because of the universe being infinite and the fact that we can't see "past" it, everything is just theory. Much of Asimov was based on theories before the scientists had explored them, now they are called theories but when he wrote most of them they were called "dreams" and "fiction". Do you ever think laterally, or are you just sequential?
