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I have witnessed two miracles in my life so I fully believe in God. 

I am a Christian and I also like Buddhism. 

You reap what you saw Christians say which relates to Karma of the Buddhists.

Life is short, complicated and unexplainable in many ways so I can't imagine it simply being an beginning and an end. 





 

I attended a strict  COE primary school ...(an actual church and everyfing)...Holy Trinity.
I FEAR God 
I have a moral compass that I won't cross for anyone...
 

If there was a God, when as a seven year old I was about to give my allegiance to West Ham Utd, a big finger in the sky would have reached out and tapped me on the shoulder and a voice from the heavens would have said  "No, don't do that son, you're a good boy and deserve a happy life".

Ceasar wrote: ↑28 Sep 2025, 22:13 A cell...

Ceasar wrote: ↑28 Sep 2025, 22:13 A cell...

A cell...

zebthecat wrote: ↑28 Sep 2025, 14:02

BRANDED wrote: ↑28 Sep 2025, 13:35  Belief can take two forms

1. Absolute. This is faith
2. degree. This is scientific probabilistic. All science is a degree of faith. 

No it isn't.
It is mostly empirical discovery.
There is degree of faith with hypothysis but that is the beginning of the scientific method.
The posiible existence of the Higgs boson is a classic example.

zebthecat wrote: ↑28 Sep 2025, 14:02

BRANDED wrote: ↑28 Sep 2025, 13:35  Belief can take two forms

1. Absolute. This is faith
2. degree. This is scientific probabilistic. All science is a degree of faith. 

No it isn't.
It is mostly empirical discovery.
There is degree of faith with hypothysis but that is the beginning of the scientific method.
The posiible existence of the Higgs boson is a classic example.

I do believe in God but the question I am asking myself is do I believe in the Holy Spirit? 

Or as the Portuguese would say Espirito Santo.

A warning in case some of you don't know that blasphemy against the Holy Spirit is an unforgivable sin

Mind you, like most religions, it is open to interpretation

 

BRANDED wrote: ↑28 Sep 2025, 13:35  Belief can take two forms

1. Absolute. This is faith
2. degree. This is scientific probabilistic. All science is a degree of faith. 

 Belief can take two forms

1. Absolute. This is faith
2. degree. This is scientific probabilistic. All science is a degree of faith. 

Ceasar wrote: ↑27 Sep 2025, 18:20 I have witnessed two miracles in my life so I fully believe in God. 

I am a Christian and I also like Buddhism. 

You reap what you saw Christians say which relates to Karma of the Buddhists.

Life is short, complicated and unexplainable in many ways so I can't imagine it simply being an beginning and an end. 






 

God is a human construct that has lead to persecution, war and millions of dead.
 

THUNDERCLINT wrote: ↑28 Sep 2025, 08:40 I believe joyo the ginger nonce did everything he said did and most likely a lot worse.

We’re all going to find out  for certain too soon.

I believe joyo the ginger nonce did everything he said did and most likely a lot worse.

Faith in oneself = Good (and sustainable)
Faith in any organised religion = Bad (and unsustainable)

Prove me wrong by posting up your very first memory. Not recollection, but memory.

Im not religious in the conventional sense, but do believe in something, im just not sure what? Yeah, makes no sense!

Do think religion is a good thing for many people, unfortunately it gets hijacked by the nastier and more extreme and then used for there end goals, maybe that’s the devil at work, who knows?

But just look around, all the Muslims I know seem gentle and nice people yet we have this J1had1 lot who turn that particular religion into something pretty evil and hell bent on imposing there version on everyone or justify how they treat others, Christianity is no better in some ways, just look at all the MAGA types and many on the extreme of the right in the USA especially, all seem to base everything around their beliefs and the Christian god is the only true god, how long before we see radical Christians as we see from Islam.

History shows that’s religion is at the heart of many wars and disputes; how many have died in its name? Again, maybe the devil, evil or whatever, plus any war that’s fought, God seems to be on everyone’s side, how the fuck does that work…………….

But as said, I have belief, but me and my god (or whatever it is) don’t need a church, or to prey or make offerings etc, or need to impose any beliefs on others, it’s a very personal thing if anything..

Get this fucking shit off the football forum.
And why don't you just WHO mail Gentil and not waste our time. Cunting religious shit.

Gaffer58 wrote: ↑27 Sep 2025, 21:35 Over the last ten thousand years human kind has had many Gods, they cannot all be the real deal but, each group thinks theirs is.

Over the last ten thousand years human kind has had many Gods, they cannot all be the real deal but, each group thinks theirs is.

I do believe in God but couldn't explain it, and understand why people find it difficult, or impossible. I didn't come from a church-going family. It's just a few things that have happened over the years that have given me a faith - which I know is a bit of a get-out, but that's just the way it is for me. That doesn't mean I believe everything that goes with it.

Just read that and thought it was well written...

"If you really want proof of God’s existence, look in the mirror. Either you’re a cosmic accident with no purpose, or you’re evidence of design. Your choice, but one of those options takes more blind faith than the other"

"All of human technology cannot create a worm, yet you think that you were assembled by some happy accident?"

I am against all organised religions but I believe there is a higher power - a big wizard in the sky pulling a few strings - looking after me.

Maybe it's just inner faith/optimism that everything will be ok. 

 

Do you like turnips? I dug a few up from the allotment earlier today.

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