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I recall an episode of "South Park" where God said that he was himself a Buddhist. Buddhists don't believe in a god, but are apparently still religious. So maybe God is like those Buddhists who is still religious, but does not actually believe in a god or something like that. I guess God never looked at Rene Descartes' "I think, therefore I am", because if he didn't believe in himself he probably wouldn't exist by that logic.

I think god is a complete impossibility.

Science > Religion.

Guys, guys, guys. God isn't a he. I think that God is just an "it", but since you're all saying he, stop. say she. It even says in the bible. God gave birth to us all.

By the way, i'm not religious.
I'm just saying this for all you Catholics/Christians/Jews/anyone I missed

Please don't hate on me

At 11/19/10 04:42 PM, Ericho wrote: I recall an episode of "South Park" where God said that he was himself a Buddhist. So maybe God is likeblahblahblahblah...

STOPITSTOPITSTOPITSTOPIT!!!!!!!

Dude seriously you just started between believers and non-believer thread and there's no point of this but people arguing about if this is real or not. Thanks for joining in the club dude.

At 11/19/10 04:43 PM, GotTheBlues wrote: I think god is a complete possibility.

Science = Religion.

There you go, I fixed it for you sir.

At 11/19/10 08:26 AM, AdY886 wrote: I thought about this .. what do you think ?

That would work if you didn't get the definition completely wrong.

But here's a thought.

Atheism is the disbelief or lack of belief in a god or gods. Disbelief in the none acceptance of something, in this case the claim that supports the belief in a god.

God wouldn't have a belief of his own existence. He would have full knowledge of it. So technically he wouldn't support the belief.

So you might be able to swing it that way.

At 11/19/10 04:43 PM, GotTheBlues wrote: I think god is a complete impossibility.

As an atheist I think I want to hurt you after that statement.

Oh hay, this hasn't been done before

At 11/19/10 04:54 PM, SneakyGameBoy wrote: Dude seriously you just started between believers and non-believer thread and there's no point of this but people arguing about if this is real or not. Thanks for joining in the club dude.

Well it was not my intention to start an 'fight' thread

At 11/19/10 05:14 PM, Dapper wrote: Oh hay, this hasn't been done before

I didn't see there an topic about God being an Atheist

At 11/19/10 04:52 PM, BizzarroPMP wrote: STOPITSTOPITSTOPITSTOPIT!!!!!!!

What, you don't like "South Park"?

Well, he is depending on what kind of religion. For Christianity, Judaism, and Islam yes he is an atheist. He is announced the only God in the universe. And since those religions say he is the only God in the universe then that means God is an atheist.

At 11/19/10 04:49 PM, wafflebass25176 wrote: Guys, guys, guys. God isn't a he. I think that God is just an "it", but since you're all saying he, stop. say she. It even says in the bible. God gave birth to us all.

By the way, i'm not religious.
I'm just saying this for all you Catholics/Christians/Jews/anyone I missed

Please don't hate on me

In the texts of the Abrahamic religions God is referred to as "he", therefore that is what we should refer to him as.

At 11/20/10 11:15 AM, DrRick wrote:

:Well, he is depending on what kind of religion. For Christianity, Judaism, and Islam yes he is an atheist. He is announced the only God in the universe. And since those religions say he is the only God in the universe then that means God is an atheist.

So you're saying God doesn't believe in the existence of a God despite the fact he himself is a God.

All I know is that I'm an atheist and that's final.

At 11/19/10 08:26 AM, AdY886 wrote: Well an atheist believes in nothing but himself , his own powers right ? he doesn't believe in any divine or superior power .. so then God believes in himself right ? he doesn't believe in the devil or whatever , God believes in him only ?
I thought about this .. what do you think ?

Well, assuming we're talking about the Judeo-Christian lone, omnipotent creator God, He'd be very different from human atheists in that He would've created both inferior yet self-aware beings and His own eternal enemy (the Devil). He probably wouldn't be inclined to believe in anything greater than Himself, but those abilities and their philosophical implications might separate Him from the human equivalent.

At 11/19/10 04:42 PM, Ericho wrote: Rene Descartes' "I think, therefore I am", because if he didn't believe in himself he probably wouldn't exist by that logic.

That's not how that quote works.