Logicboy03:



Boom!


Nail in the coffin!

Logicboy03:



Boom!


Nail in the coffin!

mkmyers45: and what have you achieved? You reject all Gods due to no evidence no? Why then agree with Plaetton?

Logicboy03:

lol.


There is no evidence for god. None

mkmyers45: then why agree with plaetton? Are you trolling yourself? No evidence? Do you have a complete mastery of all mysteries of existence?

Logicboy03:

lol

mkmyers45: Huh? Its obvious you are just bieng a lazy atheist innit? I ask you again What is EVIDENCE?

Logicboy03:


You know what?

You bore me. Bring evidence for God and I will believe.

mkmyers45: You are doing a very bad job in potraying your atheism as a logical conclusion...Goodluck

Logicboy03:


You know what?

You bore me. Bring evidence for God and I will believe.

Logicboy03:


You know what?

You bore me. Bring evidence for God and I will believe.

Logicboy03:


You were destroyed on your only evidence- prophecy

Louis XIV, the Sun King When Louis XIV of France was born in 1638, Tommaso Campanella was called to the court to draw up a
horoscope, which read as follows: Erit puer ille luxuriosus, sicut
Henricus Quartus, et valde superbus.
Regnabit diu, sed duré, tamen
feliciter ; desinet miserè, et in Jine erit
confusio magna in religione et in
imperio. Which, translated into English reads
"There shall be a boy who had been
lustful, just as Henry the Fourth, and
very proud man. Shall reign for a
long time, but it goes on, however,
happily, will cease to send us, in religion and in the confusion is great
and it will be close in the
government." A print of the original prophecy
exists in the 1638-1639 volume of
the Cabinet des Estampes
(Département des Estampes) of the Bibliothèque nationale de France.[5] In 1639, Capanella published a
book elucidating this at length,
entitled Ecloga Christianissimis Regi
et Reginæ in portentosam Delphini,
Orbis Christiani Summæ spei
Nativitatem. His prediction turned out to be completely true. It was
Campanella who gave Louis his
common appellation, the "Sun King".

Oomoto prophecies Members of the Japanese new
religious group Oomoto were responsible for several fulfilled
prophecies in the early 20th century.
Specifically, the prophet Onisaburō Deguchi predicted that Japan would fight a war in 1931, which was
realized with the Manchurian Incident.[9] He predicted the complete course of the Pacific War
multiple times from the 1920s on,
saying that Japan would be bombed
to rubble by America in air raids and eventually occupied. Some of these
predictions are noted in the record of his 1938 trial in Tokyo.[10] On the day he was released from prison, he
told his followers that on Japan had
begun to lose the war.
Unbeknownst to anyone, this was
the day of the Guadalcanal Campaign.[11] Deguchi's own teacher, Oishigori
Masuumi, accurately predicted in
1891 that Ise Grand Shrine would be destroyed in a fire. He claimed
this would occur because some of
the traditional rituals of consecration
had not been carried out when it
was being refurbished. Oishigori
was arrested on suspicion of starting the fire himself but the
police could find no evidence for this.[12] The Oomoto foundress, Nao Deguchi, predicted the 1923 Great Kantō earthquake in the Ofudesaki. She said that Tokyo would become a
"burnt field". Onisaburō made a
similar prophecy at the same time,
bringing the two of them closer together.[13]

Dr.Gboy:


you have gotten it all wrong bro.
God is not a physical being, he is SPIRITUAL.
No amount of evidence can prove God's existence. U lack faith.... D bible says without faith it is impossible to please him, also faith is the substance of things hoped for, the EVIDENCE of things not SEEN.

U want evidence? Then I give u faith.

Reyginus: Ah! No. I'm already enjoying it. It cannot end now.
Sir Logicboy, please tell him what you understand by evidence so that we can move forward.
Mkmyers, patience biko.

Logicboy03:


Sharaap, you can give me material or logical evidence.


I tire for your mind games

plaetton:

Prophecy, at most, is an educated guess.
Economic forcasters, for example, are modern day prophets, same for polical forcastors.
One did not need to be called a prophet, to have forcasted, 25yrs ago, that Nigeria Nigeria was going to have very deep and dire economic, political and social upheavals.

Infact, I voluteer to prophesy that in the decades to come, cannibalism will become common again and that Nigeria would be like the Somalia of 10yrs ago.

Reyginus: Picking straws?
Where is the mind game in asking you to define evidence?

Lord Babs: sharaap there! And how many times will he define evidence? You'd better read previous posts!

Dr.Gboy:

faith is the substance of things HOPED FOR, the EVIDENCE of things NOT SEEN.

Reyginus: Lol. He should have made mention of it.

Dr.Gboy:


you have gotten it all wrong bro.
God is not a physical being, he is SPIRITUAL.
No amount of evidence can prove God's existence. U lack faith.... D bible says without faith it is impossible to please him, also faith is the substance of things hoped for, the EVIDENCE of things not SEEN.

U want evidence? Then I give u faith.

plaetton: ^^^^^
Faith?


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M1G_NkEZReg

Lord Babs: you wan kill am? He's already bored with the potpourri of illogical arguments from the mischief-makers!

mkmyers45: Where logicboy?

Logicboy03:

Somehwere tired of your BS

Louis XIV, the Sun King When Louis
XIV of France was born in 1638,
Tommaso Campanella was called to the court to draw up a
horoscope, which read as follows: Erit puer ille luxuriosus, sicut Henricus Quartus, et valde superbus.
Regnabit diu, sed duré, tamen
feliciter ; desinet miserè, et in Jine erit confusio magna in religione et in imperio. Which, translated into English reads "There shall be a boy who had been lustful, just as Henry the Fourth, and very proud man. Shall reign for a
long time, but it goes on, however,
happily, will cease to send us, in
religion and in the confusion is great and it will be close in the
government." A print of the original prophecy exists in the 1638-1639 volume of the Cabinet des Estampes
(Département des Estampes) of the Bibliothèque nationale de France.[5] In
1639, Capanella published a
book elucidating this at length,
entitled Ecloga Christianissimis Regi et Reginæ in portentosam Delphini, Orbis Christiani Summæ spei Nativitatem. His prediction turned out
to be completely true. It was
Campanella who gave Louis his
common appellation, the "Sun King".

Oomoto prophecies Members of the
Japanese new
religious group Oomoto were
responsible for several fulfilled
prophecies in the early 20th century.
Specifically, the prophet Onisaburō Deguchi predicted that Japan would
fight a war in 1931, which was
realized with the Manchurian Incident.
[9] He predicted the complete course
of the Pacific War
multiple times from the 1920s on, saying that Japan would be bombed
to rubble by America in air raids and
eventually occupied. Some of these
predictions are noted in the record of
his 1938 trial in Tokyo.[10] On the day
he was released from prison, he told his followers that on Japan had
begun to lose the war.
Unbeknownst to anyone, this was
the day of the Guadalcanal Campaign.
[11] Deguchi's own teacher, Oishigori
Masuumi, accurately predicted in 1891 that Ise Grand Shrine would be
destroyed in a fire. He claimed
this would occur because some of
the traditional rituals of consecration
had not been carried out when it
was being refurbished. Oishigori was arrested on suspicion of starting
the fire himself but the
police could find no evidence for this.
[12] The Oomoto foundress, Nao
Deguchi, predicted the 1923 Great
Kantō earthquake in the Ofudesaki. She said that Tokyo would become a
"burnt field". Onisaburō made a
similar prophecy at the same time,
bringing the two of them closer
together.[13]

Logicboy03: ^^^

Coinicdences and unverified stories!

mkmyers45: Well documented and referenced on Wiki? So where do you want to be verified from?