Quote from: BitNow on September 08, 2015, 07:24:17 PM

Quote from: BADecker on September 08, 2015, 07:21:51 PM

Now you are trying to tell me that you are not happy? Often gang bangs from non-gays make them very happy for awhile.

What are you saying? Or ARE you gay? (I know, I know. Your business.)

Cheesy

I'm saying that this kind of uncertainty is exactly giving more power to atheists's rattlings.

It is my experience that when I tell atheists the 3 laws of science that prove that God exists, they never ask me to explain how these laws work together to become proof. Either they know that I am right, or, more than likely, they don't want to find out that I am right, because it would instantly convert them from atheism to uncertainty. And it is so much fun being atheist, right?

I'm not going to be like that. I am going to ask how you think uncertainty gives atheists more power. After all, religion is something that is built around uncertainty. If we knew for a provable fact that everything in a particular religion happened to be absolutely true, we would need faith no longer. But "faith" is an important part in most religions. In some of them it is very basic. Faith revolves around the uncertainty principle.

Having said this, how does uncertainty give atheists more power? And further, if it does, who cares? They have been given their opportunity to see the truth and be saved... which means that they have freedom to reject. Nobody - not even God - wants to take this freedom from them.