
If that would be the case, then the problem of atheists would just be a matter of atheist prejudice and pride, just technicalities and wording ... vanity, IMO.
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Marke: The OP asked for opinions about something related to whether or not an atheist could believe in God if God was an alien. I admit I find the question lacking seriousness, which is why I said what I did.Clownboat wrote: ↑Fri May 09, 2025 11:37 amDid you have a debate question? It seems you are just taking a cheap shot at atheists, but I figure I would ask in case you were actually being genuine and had something to debate.marke wrote: ↑Fri May 09, 2025 7:18 amMarke: I dare say any stupid myth or silly assumption will fit right in with all the modern ateheistic theories falsely called science by low information secular speculators.Eloi wrote: ↑Thu Feb 09, 2023 5:10 pm Would it be more feasible for an atheist to believe in God if he considers him the Creator in a world of aliens that belong to another physical dimension?![]()
If that would be the case, then the problem of atheists would just be a matter of atheist prejudice and pride, just technicalities and wording ... vanity, IMO.
Once you show that your idol (you seem to revere this book) was actually created by aliens, then it would logically follow to investigate the claims provided by the aliens in this book. Perhaps even I will begin to worship this book. If aliens didn't write and then give us this book, I don't see why we should pretend that they did. Can you show that aliens supplied this book to humans?
Demonstrably false. Any skeptic would question such a claim. No fear is involved, just the questioning of claims and us humans do that all the time.Only someone who is terrified of the truth about our own alien/extraterrestrial origins, and our alien/extraterrestrial Creator, would try to argue otherwise.
Got it. There is nothing to debate is the first response, nor this one.marke wrote: ↑Sat May 10, 2025 6:57 amMarke: The OP asked for opinions about something related to whether or not an atheist could believe in God if God was an alien. I admit I find the question lacking seriousness, which is why I said what I did.Clownboat wrote: ↑Fri May 09, 2025 11:37 amDid you have a debate question? It seems you are just taking a cheap shot at atheists, but I figure I would ask in case you were actually being genuine and had something to debate.marke wrote: ↑Fri May 09, 2025 7:18 amMarke: I dare say any stupid myth or silly assumption will fit right in with all the modern ateheistic theories falsely called science by low information secular speculators.Eloi wrote: ↑Thu Feb 09, 2023 5:10 pm Would it be more feasible for an atheist to believe in God if he considers him the Creator in a world of aliens that belong to another physical dimension?![]()
If that would be the case, then the problem of atheists would just be a matter of atheist prejudice and pride, just technicalities and wording ... vanity, IMO.
So you think you are an angel?
No. I know that all of us here are angels/spiritual-Beings/"gods" that fought in that war in heaven, which is why we were cast here to this prison planet reform school for the criminally insane. A planet full of sinners, aka CRIMINALS.
I accept that you think you are an angelic veteran of a heavenly war that deserves prison time for being criminally insane.
How do you know that?
Because I've been shown and told by both our Creator and His Christ countless times who and what we are.
Have you not wondered why we are here? What the TRUE purpose of human life is on planet Earth? Who do you think the Bible is talking about in Revelation 12:7-9? And wasn't the very same historical account encoded into the first chapter of Genesis?
The Bible NEVER states that humans (the flesh) are angels (souls/spiritual-Beings). It does, however plainly tell us that unless we are reborn as our true, spiritual self (knowing that we are spiritual-Beings, NOT human), we can NEVER see the Kingdom of God (which art in Heaven), much less enter it.