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If It Cannot Be Proven, Then Where Did The Idea Come From?

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Posted by Phil.O.Sophir on July 1, 2000 13:58:49 UTC

I am always reminded of past proofs, that god revieled itself to humans, took on human form...
If you do not accept these as proofs, then where do place the basis that it exists to begin with?
If it is another system untouchable from eachother, then all talk of god is unfounded in any way other than pure speculation.

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RE: If it cannot be proven, then where did the idea come from? - Yunus - July 1, 2000 - 19:18 UTC
- Another fine answer (esp. the drop dead part) - Mr. Lake - July 2, 2000 - 03:28 UTC
  - RE: Another fine answer (esp. the drop dead part) - Yunus - July 2, 2000 - 17:13 UTC
- If we cannot test it, why do we discuss it? - Phil.O.Sofir - July 2, 2000 - 04:50 UTC
God talked to me for three years but that`s not proof for you - Mr. Lake - July 2, 2000 - 03:24 UTC
- What did it say? - Phil.O.Sofir - July 2, 2000 - 04:32 UTC
  - RE: What did it say? - Lake - July 2, 2000 - 05:55 UTC
- RE: God talked to me for three years but that`s not proof for you - bY ANNONYMOUS - August 7, 2000 - 23:29 UTC
We can`t prove Fun exists either - Lake - July 2, 2000 - 05:50 UTC

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