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dave from canada on 2002-01-12 18:03 [#00068814]



what do you think gods real name is?


 

Xanatos from NYC on 2002-01-12 18:10 [#00068817]



Hy A Scullyas Lyf A Dhagrow


 

Caserol Joe the Chubby from Minneapolis on 2002-01-12 18:25 [#00068820]



He has all names and I must thank him for the new Board of
Canada album.


 

Old Beatnik from Las Vegas on 2002-01-12 18:27 [#00068822]



don't you have to beleive in something, to give it a name,
otherwise it just isn't, it has no being

anyway is god a name or a description, ie romans believed in
many GODS, Apollo, Jupiter, Zeus (oh wait he's
greek).............how about "the first sadist"


 

The_Funkmaster from Newfoundland, Canada on 2002-01-12 18:28 [#00068823]



his name is geoGODdi


 

wht from hehe on 2002-01-12 18:44 [#00068838]



his name is fat kaimo


 

Jimmy from DE on 2002-01-12 18:55 [#00068839]



his real name is ñ#^#4ßôR4÷+÷%4sê#89&&%(!)%Jjd&*@&!


 

bumblefuk on 2002-01-12 19:00 [#00068841]



god can go fuck himself! fuck god!


 

Aron? from Canada on 2002-01-12 19:10 [#00068844]



i agree with bumblefuk.

fuck all that religon shit.

**uhhh, no offence to religious people.
that's just my opinion.**


 

Old Beatnik from Las Vegas on 2002-01-12 19:17 [#00068847]



people can believe whatever the fuck they want (whether its
rational or not)

but organized religion is fucked up,
organized means corrupt


 

/-T|K|R-\\\\ from the start on 2002-01-12 19:22 [#00068848]



It's Aphex twin!
I'm the winner


 

Jedi Chris from Tatooine on 2002-01-12 19:25 [#00068850]



I'm not a religious person myself, and wouldn't really have
a clue to what his/her name really is. But something I have
noticed is that all the big trouble seems to be happening in
places which have strong religous history. It just makes me
think, that if all these people in the middle east
participating in war believe in god - then they've all got
one way tickets to hell!



 

The_Funkmaster from Newfoundland, Canada on 2002-01-12 19:40 [#00068855]



I believe in God, and all that, but I do agree that religion
is bullshit... like in Christianity for instance, how can
religions like Catholicism and The Pentecostal church, etc,
lay down exactly what is said in the bible, what it all
means, etc, etc... it's not that easy...


 

The_Funkmaster from Newfoundland, Canada on 2002-01-12 19:41 [#00068856]



and another thing is, where do they get the right to do
that?


 

Old Beatnik from Las Vegas on 2002-01-12 19:43 [#00068857]



what do you mean "and all that"



 

Jedi Chris from Tatooine on 2002-01-12 19:49 [#00068861]



Maybe you should read your religions 'scared text' and
interpret it however you wish - in your own way! But then
like I said, i'm not a religous person.If I were, I'd be sat
somewhere very hot, and I'm not talking about Spain or the
south of France!


 

Dave from the start on 2002-01-12 19:50 [#00068862]



what do you think gods real name is?


 

/-T|K|R-\ from the start on 2002-01-12 19:51 [#00068863]



It's Aphex twin!
I'm the winner




 

Jedi Chris from Tatooine on 2002-01-12 19:54 [#00068864]



I don't think were gonna get any real answers here so lets
just agree with /-T|K|R-\ yeah??


 

The_Funkmaster from Newfoundland, Canada on 2002-01-12 19:56 [#00068865]



by all that I mean the bible... I do believe in it, but I'm
not really a religion person...


 

Old Beatnik from Las Vegas on 2002-01-12 20:11 [#00068868]



why? it all just seems so improbable and irrational

there was perhaps Jesus, a guy who had interesting ideas,
but probably no miracles (in the strictest sense anyway)


 

Jedi Chris from Tatooine on 2002-01-12 20:16 [#00068870]



Jesus could just of been a politician of the times - corrupt
just like the modern day ones!


 

Jedi Chris from Tatooine on 2002-01-12 20:19 [#00068871]



Going back to what 'Old Beatnik' said about the romans, god
is just a title. As in "he was a god...." a rank of sorts!
In fact can we believe in anything that is really written in
the modern day bible, it's probably been so distorted over
the years..... God could have been called 'Tom' or 'Homer
Simpson' for all we know :-)


 

dave from canada on 2002-01-12 20:22 [#00068872]



i agree with the funkmaster, oh and by the way, that wasent
me from before ?


 

umbriel from quebec...the old on 2002-01-12 20:34 [#00068879]



organized religion is shit on a stick but religion in itself
isnt.
i believe in some higher force, something greater than all.
maybe god to me is just ALL. the one.


 

Ophecks from Nova Scotia on 2002-01-12 20:39 [#00068885]



God

equals

John Lennon


 

/-T|K|R-\\\\ from the start on 2002-01-12 20:49 [#00068896]



I'm god, no we are all god! do we not create?


 

Jedi Chris from Tatooine on 2002-01-12 20:51 [#00068899]



...in a manner of speaking I suppose!


 

Jarworski from Wales on 2002-01-12 21:06 [#00068906]



God goes under many names:

Cormac Battle
Josh Homme
Mike Patton

But really, his proper name is Patrick Bateman


 

The_Funkmaster from Newfoundland, Canada on 2002-01-12 21:08 [#00068909]



well the whole thing with religion is having faith... if you
can't make a leap of faith, and say that God does exist
without proof, then religion is not for you I guess... you
aren't gonna prove that God exists or doesn't exist... it's
even rather funny that we try to prove that a supernatural
entity exists or doesn't with our technology... if God did
exist, why should we be able to prove it's existence with
our low level of technology...


 

Darth manchu on 2002-01-12 21:10 [#00068910]



The bible - talk about preachy.

Did you know practically everythings a sin?

Anyway, i put sith on my census form.


 

nene on 2002-01-12 21:12 [#00068911]



emmanuel...............lewis!


 

Old Beatnik from Las Vegas on 2002-01-12 22:46 [#00068949]



does that mean i have to take a leap of faith each time i
eat my toast, (i prefer to beleive in my toatst you know),
because to be honest i can't prove it exists, sure i can
touch it, smell it, eat it, see it, but what does that
prove?
i don't know that i exist, i presume i do, but thats exactly
what it is, a presumption, based on seeming
conciousness......i dunno, maybe i should try cereal.


 

Jedi Chris from Tatooine on 2002-01-12 22:51 [#00068950]



maybe we live in the Matrix???


 

Old Beatnik from Las Vegas on 2002-01-12 22:55 [#00068951]



fuck that shit.....the matrix still has some reality, and
people exist even if they aren't there....and there's
definitely a reality where people exist outside the
'matrix'.....besides that wasn't what i was getting at


 

AMinal from toronto, canada on 2002-01-12 22:58 [#00068953]



its not up to anyone to prove that something does NOT exist,
u need to prove that it DOES (beyond a resonalbe doubt).
ie, u cant prove that theres no ivisible big red dog living
on my roof.
but i cant prove that there is
therefore we can know that there isn't
if we believed in everything that we couldn't DISprove, then
we would belive in anything and everything
if there is absolutly no evidence or supporting arguments
for something to exist, we dont have to try to come up w/
ones that prove that it doesn't, its already been shown not
to exist by the lack of proof that it does...
know what i mean?


 

Old Beatnik from Las Vegas on 2002-01-12 23:05 [#00068954]



well put


 

Jedi Chris from Tatooine on 2002-01-12 23:10 [#00068955]



Nice one AMinal - I agree too!


 

/-T|K|R-\\\\ from the start on 2002-01-12 23:15 [#00068957]



the lack of proof that it does isn't enuff we need more


 

AMinal from toronto, canada on 2002-01-13 00:53 [#00068994]



thanks jedi chris, old beatnik


 

Caserol Joe the Chubby from Minneapolis on 2002-01-13 03:40 [#00069027]



I'm not religous at all, but spirituality plays a big part
in my life. IMO, Jesus was likely a very loving man who
touched a lot of peoples lives. Whether or not he made
miracles is not extremely important. If your life was
changed and so were many of your friends' lives, all by one
man's wisdom, you would tell other people, but to them it
would not be very amazing as they did not share your
expeience. And so, some may have said that he performed
miracles to get across the point of how amazing Jesus was.
And of course, anything is possible, so he may very wel have
done some miraculous things. Just because we don't witness
something in everyday life doesn't mean it won't or didn't
happen. One thousand years from now we will likely be doing
"miraculous" things. The laws of physics don't prohibit the
things that we consider miraculous, they just make it so the
probabilities of such things hapening are unlikely. I just
gather all this from thinking it through logically, which is
of course suseptable (sp?) to error.


 

Caserol Joe the Chubby from Minneapolis on 2002-01-13 03:45 [#00069028]



And regarding God (names don't matter to me at this pont), I
believe that we're all cells within the earth's
consciousness, which is a cell within the solar systems
consciousness, which is a cell within the galaxy's
consciousness... which is a cell within the consciousness of
God (maybe the consciousness of eternal infinity?), just
like our cells are cells within oursleves.


 

Caserol Joe the Chubby from Minneapolis on 2002-01-13 03:46 [#00069029]



...like umbriel said; all, the one.


 

Caserol Joe the Chubby from Minneapolis on 2002-01-13 03:52 [#00069031]



Sorry AMinal, but who said that we should believe in
everything that we can't disprove? Are you saying that we
should not believe in anything we can't prove? I just need
to verify your standpoint.


 

AMinal from toronto, canada on 2002-01-13 04:56 [#00069043]



belief is the opposite of knowledge

idealy, i think we shouldn't believe in anything we cant
prove
but of course we cant prove anything 100% therefore we
should believe in nothing
yes, i realize that this is very impractical, in fact,
practically impossible
but if u want to be rational... follow through on it and be
completely logical
none of this half-assed rationale



 

The_Funkmaster from Newfoundland, Canada on 2002-01-13 05:50 [#00069045]



I dunno, I do believe in God... if you don't, that's fine...
I respect that, as I hope you respect my beliefs... but I'm
just saying, and some people do believe that God doesn't
exist, mainly because it can't be proven one way or the
other... The movie Contact dealt with this well I think...
and trying to prove that God exists or not with our level of
technology is kinda nieve... but for me, sure I can't prove
God exists, but it makes more sense that the universe was
planned, and created by something, rather then it just
coming together automatically over billions of years... I
don't know, that explanation just doesn't work for me...
like what caused the big bang? Where did the original dust
particles come from to form the planets and stuff? I dunno,
that's just my view... but if you disagree, that's cool...


 

The_Funkmaster from Newfoundland, Canada on 2002-01-13 05:52 [#00069046]



plus theres the thing where you believe there must be
something more then this life, something bigger... you live,
then you die, there must be something else... but again,
this is just my personal belief...


 

AMinal from toronto, canada on 2002-01-13 06:02 [#00069050]



life, and therefore death, is an illusion
u are no more alive than a stone or a galaxy.
what would make you "alive"? life is a chemical reaction.
technically, life is supposed to have certain
characteristics: reproduces, intereacts w/ an eviroment.
but these are all very superficial trates
most people who have given any thought to though have
realized that a car (for example) does not exist. it is a
pile of atoms, and our brain merely generalizes it and
creates the idea of a car.
the car is in your head
the only thing that actually exists is a pile of atoms.
furthermore, "you" cannot be alive because you, much like
the car, do not exist.
if we (well, a lot of people even casually versed in
philosophy anyway) can recognise that the car does not
exist, but is merely an idea, why cant we recognise the same
about "living" things?



 

bumblefuk on 2002-01-13 06:57 [#00069067]



people mold and twist their own subjective world view of
reality to a delusion that makes us feel important and
significant, because we rationalize that we MUST be
important and significant. we want to deny our probable
mundane, mortal nature, because we don't like objective
reality.

we all do this, it is a universal of the human condition.
religion is the basis of the lies that we use to support our
rationalization, of our warped worldview.

even if i thought christianity had some truth to it, i still
would not "worship" this god, or have faith in religion.
and if this god, who suppossedly "loves" me as an individual
no matter what, as long as i pledge alleigence to his
religion (mass unconditional love is pretty meaningless),
does not respect my free will... well, he can go fuck off.
and if this great god would be seriously offended that i,
one of 6 billion people, told him to fuck off, i wouldn't
want to worship that type of god anyway (the bit about
taking god's name in vain in the ten commandments is really
about curses, literally curses, but since modern
christianity says that curses are pagan, they sort of ignore
the curse stuff now).

of course people will then say that i should respect their
religion (of course they don't respect me... but). every
society in history has basic laws and philiosophy concerning
family and murder and stealing being naughty, because
otherwise there would be anarchy and therefore no society.
these ideas are not unique to monotheistic religion. i
don't respect christianity because it tends to always end up
about "ME" (not me, but "me" as every individual), and
people always seem disatisified about how they they feel
life is treating them because they ought to be getting
better, because after all they are following the "right"
religion and are such a good person, and "us vs. them", "us"
being the group that whoever you are identifies with, which
is always considered superior to every other group which you
don't identify with, which is obviously the rationalization
for a lot of hate.

so there. i'm not saying i know what is "right", i'm just
trying to figure out just what the fuck reality. i waste of
time, i'm afriad, but i still wanna try.


 

The_Funkmaster from Newfoundland, Canada on 2002-01-13 07:03 [#00069070]



that's your opinion... Christianity isn't what you said...
some people who call themselves Christians may fit into the
little stereotype you just outlined, but that does not
include the whole religion... so quit stereotyping people
for goodness sake...


 


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