johnydon22:


First give us ur answers to the questions lets see how you can relate to the question..

Lol. How do you expect me to give an answer to a question with a 'certain' irrationality from your own viewpoint? Explain.

Reyginus:
Lol. How do you expect me to give an answer to a question with a 'certain' irrationality from your own viewpoint? Explain.

but you expect an answer from me huh.

These theists can't even differentiate between atheists and scientologists..
I'd keep quite until I find a rational enough post.

johnydon22:


but you expect an answer from me huh.

You don't seem to get it, bro. Someone put forward a question which you claimed is irrational. I then asked you how it is irrational and you told me to answer the question. Do you really know what is happening or what you are saying?

Ain't creation fundamentally part of our own nature? Aint it one of our strongest driving forces? Just look around...we all create...every day... Even when we think about God or his non-existence or the laws of physics and evolution...we create our own theories. From that perspective, the question mentioned in this topic ain't that senseless. I dont really know the nature of an atheist...but it is probably also driven by a creative force. Maybe by thinking about their ideal world, atheist will discover that even their own atheistic theories are a form of creation ;-)...To me atheism is as much a religion as those who believe in God or ... Even science is a religion to a certain extent. In the end, we are all biased and limited...we just give different names to the parts we don't understand ;-)

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plaetton:
Crap.
You guys very very slow learners.
No matter how many times we tryt to explain what it means to be an atheists, you blokes never seem to get it.
No wonder you all fail your exams.

First. It is very very silly to ask an atheist to design a universe, given( pls read carefully) that no atheists believes that the universe was ever designed. Pls remember that.

Secondly, you who believe in a god- designed universe should enlighten us as to what a non god-designed universe would like .

banned so couldnt respond earlier

you claimed the world is not perfect or rather has lots of loopholes

so in what way will you consider a world "perfect".

johnydon22:

Now call those many people to come and address the op why involving all nairaland atheists... or better still why dont you make it a general question for both theists and atheists to see everyone's concept of a perfect universe.



Sir why dont you give us an example of how its done by creating yours first and we will all follow suit

atheist are fond of insulting the darkness when they cant light a candle.
They criticise the world when they cant create a prototype

christians flow with the dark and hope it gets better

Zikdik:
These theists can't even differentiate between atheists and scientologists..
I'd keep quite until I find a rational enough post.

many nairaland atheist claim to be scientologist

Weah96:


But did he believe in personal Gods? I don't think so. Period. Thomas Paine believed in God too. And he also wrote the atheist manifesto, called the Age of Reason.

You are clearly out of your league and just stumbling around in blind ignorance. If you dont know just say so.

davidylan:


You are clearly out of your league and just stumbling around in blind ignorance. If you dont know just say so.

My brother, Einstein didn't believe in personal Gods. Thomas Paine didn't believe in personal Gods. Feel free to correct me.

Weah96:


My brother, Einstein didn't believe in personal Gods. Thomas Paine didn't believe in personal Gods. Feel free to correct me.

Somebody already did... you simply doubled down on your ignorant opinion rather than correcting yourself.

davidylan:


Somebody already did... you simply doubled down on your ignorant opinion rather than correcting yourself.

Somebody did? Where? In Asia Minor, Abuja, or here on NL? I don't blame you, you're a shameless person. Show me where Einstein believed in personal Gods and you come here to reference anonymous contributors. I'm now supposed to go canvassing NL for a poster called "Someone" because you lack the stones to man up and make your own contribution.

tobechi20:


many nairaland atheist claim to be scientologist

Just to be sure...do you know the difference between scientology and science!?!

Tufanja:
Ain't creation fundamentally part of our own nature? Aint it one of our strongest driving forces? Just look around...we all create...every day... Even when we think about God or his non-existence or the laws of physics and evolution...we create our own theories. From that perspective, the question mentioned in this topic ain't that senseless. I dont really know the nature of an atheist...but it is probably also driven by a creative force. Maybe by thinking about their ideal world, atheist will discover that even their own atheistic theories are a form of creation ;-)...To me atheism is as much a religion as those who believe in God or ... Even science is a religion to a certain extent. In the end, we are all biased and limited...we just give different names to the parts we don't understand ;-)

Same for imperfection, so is god also imperfect?

Who created god, since you said he is also a creator like us?