The Cause Of Creation.

[Theland1]

Just as it is possible to affirm a belief in God, so it is equally possible to deny the existence of God. Proofs for either position are amazingly difficult to convince those holding the opposite viewpoints. It has been stated in these threads, that the atheistic, secular, scientific position on the origin of the universe, i.e. "Something from nothing in the big bang," is quite simply, "We don't know." Does not knowing therefore present a neutral observer with the anticipation of any and every possible answer, in other words, a blank sheet, or is the sheet not blank, and written across the top is, "There is no God."

[Theland1]

McFroog - If you ever call me, "Sonny," again, I'll thcweam and thcweam and thcweam! Tho there!
(Thtompth foot in petulant anger!)

[naomi24]

Blackpool? (I went there - once). And waddaya mean you've never been a supporter of religion, Theland? Goodness, that leaves me more convinced than ever that you're confused.

[Theland1]

e? Confuced nomi? Shorly not? Am towtally in kntrol of me fakiltees.
4 days off - yips - lots of kiip - speek soon

[naomi24]

Hmmm .... I see. Just as I suspected.

[chakka35]

Why do you ask me what I am talking about, Theland?
You asked a question. I answered it to the best of my ability. You then came back with a response which was totally irrelevant to what the pair of us were discussing. Hence my charge that you had (not for the first time) evaded the point and changed the subject.

The house-decoration point you made ages ago I must have answered at the time. Unlike you, I usually do.

The rest of your rant I'll put down to overwork or something like that on your part.