dilloduck
Diamond Member
Belief in God takes faith. One has to trust what he can't see.
ya but that's cliched that people are immune to it.
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Belief in God takes faith. One has to trust what he can't see.
It's ok--A lot of people don't. Just because science has yet to prove the "irrational" to be rational, doesn't mean it isn't.
(in spite of what science would like you to think)
No, anything that lacks rational proof is irrational--absolute truth exists on both sides but it is only on the rational side that Man can know something is true. You are playing with a fallacy here--the absence of proof is not a proof.
"To compel a man to furnish contributions of money for the propagation of opinions which he disbelieves and abhors, is sinful and tyrannical."
- Thomas Jefferson: Bill for Religious Freedom, 1779. Papers 2:545
While I am adament in my opposition to abortion and the public funding thereof. I feel this way, it is a moral decision that one must make, it is between themselves and whatever god they happen to believe in. However, do not force me to pay for your beliefs in the form of taxes that support things like Planned Parenthood. If the anti-abortion issue were so important an isssue then fund it yourself. There has to be a balance somewhere, a place where logic takes over passion and I think we can all agree that a baby born alive is born and should be given all the rights as a human being, and if you think this is so, Its not a whole lot to ask, that any viable life be given that same respect.
Has science ever proved something that wasn't already the truth ?
Science discovers what we don't know yet.
ya but we have "premonitions".
I rather think our ability to reason allows us to imagine. It's a bit like Science Fiction. SF writers have powerful imaginations but they don't dream their fictional concepts out of nothing. They synethsise what they (we as humans) already know. They dream up fantastic concepts and now and then a scientist and and engineer and a whole bunch of other very practical people will come along and make that fantastic concept a reality.
I remember reading a story by Isaac Asimov which was set in a world where there was very little contact between humans but they communicated with each other via computer screens.....
Nah, that's never going to happen!
some of our premonitions just plain exist and existed before science could "deem" them rational.
( nobody had to engineer it ) It's amazing what we know sometimes --without science even having to prove it for us .
Obama didn't seem to agree with you.
Okay Cali, lemmie ask ya a question.....
Since you believe in the egg being a human, and you believe in a sperm being a human, and since it's illegal to kill humans, does this mean that dudes who beat off should be sent to prison for mass murder?
Nope dillo, not thumping, but I do feel that there are quite a few answers that puzzle us that can be found there.
So if life begins at birth - uh.. what is that inside a pregnant mom that's moving arms and legs all over the place? And for that matter, what's on this 4D Ultrasound Picture I have of my last daughter?
Trying to tell me that's not Life? If that's what you're saying, I'd highly encourage you to put down the crack -pipe..
Planned Parenthood is just where you get abortion. It provides other services such as birth control and unless you want to support even more people. Trust me more young girls use Planned Parenthood for other purposes then abortions."To compel a man to furnish contributions of money for the propagation of opinions which he disbelieves and abhors, is sinful and tyrannical."
- Thomas Jefferson: Bill for Religious Freedom, 1779. Papers 2:545
While I am adament in my opposition to abortion and the public funding thereof. I feel this way, it is a moral decision that one must make, it is between themselves and whatever god they happen to believe in. However, do not force me to pay for your beliefs in the form of taxes that support things like Planned Parenthood. If the anti-abortion issue were so important an isssue then fund it yourself. There has to be a balance somewhere, a place where logic takes over passion and I think we can all agree that a baby born alive is born and should be given all the rights as a human being, and if you think this is so, Its not a whole lot to ask, that any viable life be given that same respect.
"To compel a man to furnish contributions of money for the propagation of opinions which he disbelieves and abhors, is sinful and tyrannical."
- Thomas Jefferson: Bill for Religious Freedom, 1779. Papers 2:545
While I am adament in my opposition to abortion and the public funding thereof. I feel this way, it is a moral decision that one must make, it is between themselves and whatever god they happen to believe in. However, do not force me to pay for your beliefs in the form of taxes that support things like Planned Parenthood. If the anti-abortion issue were so important an isssue then fund it yourself. There has to be a balance somewhere, a place where logic takes over passion and I think we can all agree that a baby born alive is born and should be given all the rights as a human being, and if you think this is so, Its not a whole lot to ask, that any viable life be given that same respect.
right--so quit trying to prove me that since there is no proof of God, he doesn't exist.
some of our premonitions just plain exist and existed before science could "deem" them rational.
( nobody had to engineer it ) It's amazing what we know sometimes --without science even having to prove it for us .
Why? What is the relevance? If we define the beginning as when cells first divide then the end would be when cells stop dividing yet hair and fingernails can divide and grow long after one has been planted in the ground.