God Posts a response in the comment section @cnn.com about the Aurora Shooting.

[huey]

I tried to read it all...i really did

 

[loch121]

Nobody knows either way

 

[MARIO_DRO]

I READ LIKE 2 SENTENCES AND SAID FUCK IT

 

[5th Letter]

Interesting read.

 

[VIBE]

I speak for Bambu, "horseshit!"

Now I say, LOL.

Good read.

 

[bambu]

LOLz.....

I was actually gonna drop a "did not read" gif, but horseshit is equally effective.....

 

[BlackxChild]

Bambu only wants to argue evolution and nothing more. Outaide of that he can only say horseshit.

 

[whar]

Now that would be a God worth worshiping

 

[alissowack]

This "God" sure has a lot to say given he announces his own non-existence around the beginning...unless that is just some crude way of not accepting responsibility for anything that happened to mankind like..."Oh, you can't put that on me...I was never there".

 

[whar]

Alissowack you have exactly hit upon the central issue of the post.

God is not responsible for anything mankind does because he was never there.

 

[alissowack]

...but, it is posts like this that suggest that "God" has something to say as opposed to not saying anything at all...or doing anything at all. Would this deity have to exist first? Sure, this is suppose to be humorous, but if taken seriously...this could just as well thrown is the stack of delusional thinking that many "religious" people are accused of having (assuming it wasn't a religious person that wrote it).

 

[VIBE]

Why do we see, biblically, god intervene in almost everything it seems? Someone at least spoke to god before something happened. God ordered something to be done. God did things. These were announced. Where do we get this today? Christians today even hate the fact that a mother says, "well, god told me to kill my babies", when it's not even off-the-wall. God asked this of Abraham, he also told others to kill the unborn, children and women.

So where is god at today then? When there was prayers for the cure or help, no answer was given. Millions died because nothing was done by "god". When medical science had an answer, they helped. They are the answer, not god.

The point is, there is no god to give credit to for anything.

 

[alissowack]

Why do we see, biblically, god intervene in almost everything it seems? Someone at least spoke to god before something happened. God ordered something to be done. God did things. These were announced. Where do we get this today? Christians today even hate the fact that a mother says, "well, god told me to kill my babies", when it's not even off-the-wall. God asked this of Abraham, he also told others to kill the unborn, children and women.

So where is god at today then? When there was prayers for the cure or help, no answer was given. Millions died because nothing was done by "god". When medical science had an answer, they helped. They are the answer, not god.

The point is, there is no god to give credit to for anything.

I could be wrong, but the problem I see is that people think that if God exist, then He must support our perspectives or meet our expectations. People who read the Bible and come up with the "God told me" stuff already have in their minds that is what they are going to do anyway. They just wanted to feel as if it was "OK" to do it. So what Abraham was told by God to do something? These events were "unique" to his circumstance. But there is the expectation that if God talked to Abraham (and the others that He chose), then He will talk to everybody else.

 

[VIBE]

We don't see god how we want to, from an outside the box point of view, we see god based on how he is biblically. It seems he did all sorts of shit in the bible but does nothing now.

 

[alissowack]

We don't see god how we want to, from an outside the box point of view, we see god based on how he is biblically. It seems he did all sorts of shit in the bible but does nothing now.

But, is that reason enough to say God doesn't exist because He is not doing what we expect Him to do from the Bible? The problem exists on both fronts. We want to read the Bible and it meets up with everything we think we know about the possibility. We all have these presuppositions going into reading the Bible and so if they are not "correct", it should be our presuppositions that take the hit. It is possible that the world is mistaken about who God is. But it shouldn't downplay the possibility of God's Existence.

 

[bambu]

Bambu only wants to argue evolution and nothing more. Outaide of that he can only say horseshit.

Not exactly........

Horseshit typically arises in conversations that are based on feelings and opinions......

 

[waterproof]

i read about a half of the sentence of that bullshit

 

[VIBE]

LOL @ believers "oh, it's dissing god? Let me read.. Oh fuck it, fuck this article"

Can't handle ether and truth lol

 

[jono]

I read it, perfectly logical. Especially the part about creating billions of people but choosing to focus on a few in one particular section of the world at one particular point in time.

 

[Bodhi]

i read about a half of the sentence of that bullshit

was that by choice or are you just not able to?