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Can a Death Star be far behind?

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I don't know about a death star but if intelligent life is able to venture to Earth they will have hand held weapons that are capable of wiping a city block out.

You're funny.:lol2:

You're funny.:lol2:

 

I don't follow you?

This? This is ice. This is what happens to water when it gets too cold.

 

This? This is Kent. This is what happens to people when they get too sexually frustrated.

 

Somehow I missed this the first time I went through this thread.

 

One of my favorite movies ever.

I don't follow you?

 

You have so much difficulty connecting the dots with a God that you can't see, and you really think there will be little green guys with city zapping ray guns because you have been watching the science channel? I hope you were kidding and I lost the sarcasm.

You have so much difficulty connecting the dots with a God that you can't see, and you really think there will be little green guys with city zapping ray guns because you have been watching the science channel? I hope you were kidding and I lost the sarcasm.

 

Both concepts are speculation.

 

I believe there is a greater chance of other advanced, intelligent life in the universe (with city zapping ray guns if they feel they need them) than a God. Furthermore, I think an intelligent designer is more likely than a God, if there are either. Finally, they are all three possible.

 

At the end of the day, none of us know.

Both concepts are speculation.

 

I believe there is a greater chance of other advanced, intelligent life in the universe (with city zapping ray guns if they feel they need them) than a God. Furthermore, I think an intelligent designer is more likely than a God, if there are either. Finally, they are all three possible.

 

At the end of the day, none of us know.

Still contradictory to claim one and deny the other, which you've historically done. And in the event there is life out there past this planet, and your premise here is true, it's most likely that intelligent designer is God. I know that doesn't fit your box, but it's less theory than any of the others we can toss out there.
Still contradictory to claim one and deny the other, which you've historically done. And in the event there is life out there past this planet, and your premise here is true, it's most likely that intelligent designer is God. I know that doesn't fit your box, but it's less theory than any of the others we can toss out there.

 

I stated exactly what I think above and I am not denying anything. Anything is possible.

 

And the box that doesn't fit here, is any box for you that doesn't include God.

I stated exactly what I think above and I am not denying anything. Anything is possible.

 

And the box that doesn't fit here, is any box for you that doesn't include God.

Correct. But I've never waivered on that stance. And the logic behind my assertion holds. I've never said anything else. What I find funny is that those of you who deny God for the sheer fact that you don't have some tangible proof, are so easily persuaded that there is an alien, yeti or Elvis reincarnation. Talk about hypocrisy. It's alive and well in the church, and booming in the non church crowd as well.

Correct. But I've never waivered on that stance. And the logic behind my assertion holds. I've never said anything else. What I find funny is that those of you who deny God for the sheer fact that you don't have some tangible proof, are so easily persuaded that there is an alien, yeti or Elvis reincarnation. Talk about hypocrisy. It's alive and well in the church, and booming in the non church crowd as well.

 

No, you have made assumptions based on your own bias.

 

I have always been agnostic, I just don't always share it.

No, you have made assumptions based on your own bias.

 

I have always been agnostic, I just don't always share it.

What have I assumed? You told me once that belief in God was for the weak minded. And that's a quote. What exactly is my bias?

What have I assumed? You told me once that belief in God was for the weak minded. And that's a quote. What exactly is my bias?

 

I see, now we are talking about part of personal conversation we had that you are taking out of context in attempt to attack my credibility.

 

I am really disappointed in you.

Correct. But I've never waivered on that stance. And the logic behind my assertion holds. I've never said anything else. What I find funny is that those of you who deny God for the sheer fact that you don't have some tangible proof, are so easily persuaded that there is an alien, yeti or Elvis reincarnation. Talk about hypocrisy. It's alive and well in the church, and booming in the non church crowd as well.
I don't believe in any of them.

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