QUOTE(Call911Quick @ Jan 23 2008, 05:40 AM)

JC, look, I'm not trying to antagonize anyone here, but your argument against evolution is weak. I've studied it, and trust me, it is some convincing shit.
what?
i'm not arguing against evolution. i haven't argued anything, he asked what i believed in and i said evolution, he asked what i thought it was and i told him, he asked me if i thought something came from nothing and i said yeah.
EDIT:
i just realized that your referring to JCLore as JC, instead of JC which is my name. probably so cause that makes sense, in which case i agree that his arguments against it are weak, because he isn't really arguing it. he's just saying oh you believe something came from nothing, i believe god mad it. over and over
QUOTE(Call911Quick @ Jan 23 2008, 06:32 AM)

Ok, first of all, there IS a way to disprove God. If you can disprove the Bible and anything that is stated in it, then you disprove God. Prove that Jesus has never done anything it said he did, or prove that some person in the Bible never existed. You can say, "Well, it's physically impossible to burn a bush without having it burn." Any Christian could reply, "Well, it was God doing it, and seeing as how God is omnipotent, it's possible."
that's not true. disproving the bible as being true just disproves the bible. it doesn't disprove god, just the claim that it's his word, i guess. maybe it disproves your idea of god, but there's a ton of interpretations of god. for example, disproving the bible wouldn't disprove a deistic god.
god can make a bush burst into flames because he's omnipotent, but he can't get rid of the devil, so he isn't omnipotent. maybe he can though, he just doesn't want to, so he isn't omni benevolent then i don't think. all of the christian gods attributes conflict with each other, we've been over this in other threads.