No. But I wouldn't suspect that 'someone' is not convinced of Scientology. I never argued quoting the book as evidence. The quotes are only for reference to show what the scriptures say regarding the matter.
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Evidence for religion
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No. But I wouldn't suspect that 'someone' is not convinced of Scientology. I never argued quoting the book as evidence. The quotes are only for reference to show what the scriptures say regarding the matter.
Bigoted ignorance.
Nobody promotes gay marriage. It is merely acknowledged and accepted.
Not every country is like the UK. In India, 62% are against same sex marriage based on polls.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Same-sex_marriage
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There’s no actual evidence that the Hebrews ever lived in Egypt, never mind were enslaved by them for generations. There may have been some but not a population of them. Egyptians had writing and they wrote historical events down. Yet strangely absolutely nothing of any historicity was ever written by the Egyptians about the enslaving of the Hebrew population nor the loss of a huge group of slaves, their escape, the parting of the sea, wandering the desert for 40 days and then going back to their homeland.
Nor is there any actual evidence back in their homeland of a mass immigration of people back from enslavement in Egypt neither. As the Babylonians also wrote things down and it was never mentioned.
Strange that. It’s as if it never happened.
There’s no actual evidence that Jesus ever existed, never mind someone who lived a life full of miracles. The Romans had writing and they wrote historical events down and they had censuses where they recorded exactly who was in the population. Yet strangely Jesus and his family were never recorded in any Roman census and absolutely nothing of any historicity was ever written by the Romans about his life, the miracle birth, the baptism by John, the feeding of the 5000, him being seen as a dangerous man to the Jews who had him killed, who rose from the dead and descended to heaven.
Nor is there any evidence from the Jews in that area of a Jesus figure. The Jews also had writing and yet Jesus never showed in their writings of the time neither.
Strange that. It’s as if he wasn’t ever a real person/prophet/messiah.
Nor is there any actual evidence back in their homeland of a mass immigration of people back from enslavement in Egypt neither. As the Babylonians also wrote things down and it was never mentioned.
Strange that. It’s as if it never happened.
There’s no actual evidence that Jesus ever existed, never mind someone who lived a life full of miracles. The Romans had writing and they wrote historical events down and they had censuses where they recorded exactly who was in the population. Yet strangely Jesus and his family were never recorded in any Roman census and absolutely nothing of any historicity was ever written by the Romans about his life, the miracle birth, the baptism by John, the feeding of the 5000, him being seen as a dangerous man to the Jews who had him killed, who rose from the dead and descended to heaven.
Nor is there any evidence from the Jews in that area of a Jesus figure. The Jews also had writing and yet Jesus never showed in their writings of the time neither.
Strange that. It’s as if he wasn’t ever a real person/prophet/messiah.
Not every country is like the UK. In India, 62% are against same sex marriage based on polls.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Same-sex_marriage
you might be against it but that doesn't mean you don't acknowledge
Backwards country living in the dark ages.Not every country is like the UK. In India, 62% are against same sex marriage based on polls.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Same-sex_marriage
I'm surprised this thread has reached neatly 40 pages. Surely a thread titled Evidence for Religion should have one blank post and that's it.
Anyway, all religions are utter bollocks and all religious people are utter cretins who the rest of us sane folk would be much better off without.
Anyway, all religions are utter bollocks and all religious people are utter cretins who the rest of us sane folk would be much better off without.
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Not every country is like the UK. In India, 62% are against same sex marriage based on polls.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Same-sex_marriage
There are indeed many ignorant medieval bigots around the world who share your view.
is it your point of view?
Yes. The passages related to Prophet Lot (as) and the destruction of Sodom are not allegorical.
It shouldn't be that much of a problem really. There is space for co-existence even in a theocratic state. We are all sinners and God hasn't given any believer the right to judge others.
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You think that really happened?The passages related to Prophet Lot (as) and the destruction of Sodom are not allegorical.
How can something that doesn’t exist give a right to judge anything?Yes. The passages related to Prophet Lot (as) and the destruction of Sodom are not allegorical.
It shouldn't be that much of a problem really. There is space for co-existence even in a theocratic state. We are all sinners and God hasn't given any believer the right to judge others.