Why doesn't God reveal himself to those who don't believe? (3 min.VID)
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6. Verily, those who disbelieve, it is the same to them whether you warn them or do not warn them, they will not believe.
7. Allah has set a seal on their hearts and on their hearings, and on their eyes there is a covering. Theirs will be a great torment.
7. Allah has set a seal on their hearts and on their hearings, and on their eyes there is a covering. Theirs will be a great torment.
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Theism piggy backs off of deism for its only logical argument but then attempts to throw fairy tales on top of it. That's my main issue with it. Seems very dishonest.
You can't say the universe is an example god revealing itself when we have no means to differentiate a divinely created universe from one that came about by purely natural means.
This guy makes it so the doubter is some self-important fukk.
What people are asking for is some way to differentiate coincidence from divine intervention.
This guy makes it so the doubter is some self-important fukk.
What people are asking for is some way to differentiate coincidence from divine intervention.
cause his image only exist on grilled cheese, tortillas, and other food products
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I see no differentiation between the divine and the natural, as the natural is divine. And what you call coincidence I call divine intervention so I don't see any differentiation their either. Is it just a matter of semantics?
When you call it divine intervention it surely leads to you to question the reasons for this intervention? Such as child deaths, natural disasters and good fortune for bad people. Understanding natural happenings is understanding the universe doesn't give a fukk about us and happenings are sometimes purely chance.
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Is this guy serious?
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But see the video kinda indirectly touches on this as well. You're viewing the universe from your view and trying to understand it from there. God puts us in certain situations that don't necessarily have to be good or bad, it's about your perception.
The death of a baby certainly seems devastating but it can also increase one's faith as well. The devastation is for the grieving family more than the baby and is only temporary because in the grand scheme of things, if God exists then what you perceive as death, a bad thing, is simply a transition, a good thing. And there is good in grief for those with the strength to find it.
Life is a test. See, in school, they teach you the lesson then give you the test. In life, you get the test, then you learn the lesson.
I don't believe in coincidences, friend. Do you think this conversation is merely a coincidence? If so you are only looking at the surface and I would encourage you to dig deeper in all things in life.
Divine intervention. That's funny, when has that ever happened?
Jesus Shuttlesworth
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God gave you 2 eyes and a brain. It's your choice to use them to their full capacity or not.
Actually, natural selection and evolution gave me 2 eyes and a brain, but if you'd like to try to prove God gave me 2 eyes and a brain, good luck.
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Jesus Shuttlesworth
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You speak of natural selection and evolution as if they are living beings.