Explain.

Why not both? Nobody can explain it, cuz you cant live without Spirit neither your mom.

Well what I'm trying to say is, is there really God? That goes with us when we are going to be born?

I really want you To watch ""Gods Not Dead"" its about Like that Christian Student Versus hes Prof teacher there debating of God really Exist or not .. .My answer is that are you really sure that ur a monkey or we just believe in wrong belief that goverment didnt want us to be that theres a God always watchin for us.. My advise is read the bible first before reading other scientific things Becuz bible the way that we gain knowledge and wisdom that God really Exist...

That is left up to one's opinion..
Science can explain a great number of things, and, in my opinion, is how this universe came to be. Even though there are plenty of subjects that we have no clue how to explain, or what they are (dark matter, for example), it still makes more sense than the "God created everything" theory. if he did "create" everything, then I think that he would have started with the simple components of the universe, then let it start off on its own. Scientifically, there is no way that he could have created all that is on this earth is a matter of seven days, and only thousands of years have passed. So if that is true, then saying that he created everything is like a parent saying "I made all the thoughts inside my child's head."

That is just my opinion though.

If there is a God, the 'science' we know is also his creation. That being said, I believe in the literal creation story of Genesis - i.e. spiritually - though my belief in that is because of my faith and spiritual understanding of God, which makes sense - a spiritual understanding of something spiritual.

Also, saying God can't do something because of the limits of what humans call 'science' is pretty illogical; if God exists, he's the one who made your ability to work out what science is, so he could certainly do things that are beyond our understanding. If he didn't, he wouldn't be much of a God.

The best way to work out if the Christian God exists is to go ask him yourself. If he's there he's going to talk aback if you keep talking to him. If he's not he's not, but it's not much effort 'wasted'; in fact, if he never talks back, you can consider his non-existence proven to yourself.

As for other religions' gods, I'm not familiar with them, so I'll leave that to people who are.

>>4 I'll take note of that God's not Dead :)

>>5 I thought what you said back there was great :) I like it.

>>6 I think that was pretty smart :3

I beliebers That good crentes science and usei it tô crente us and the universo.

Sorry about the writting, my keyboard sucks.

>>9 It's not just your keyboard that sucks, mate. I couldn't type that horribly even if I was piss drunk. XD What on earth were you trying to say?

well it seams that my keybord was configurated in another lenguage, so now it will work, at least I hope so.

I could honestly care less as to how human life was formed. All I know is that pretty much all matter is consisting of star dust. Bill Nye explains pretty clearly as to how humans are ALSO made of star dust. I'm just going along with natural order on this one.

As I said, however, I could care less how human life came to be. I'm just damned glad I'm 'living' the way I am right now.

scientificly. idk how someone can b born speritualy

I'll have to go scientifically on this one. After all, we were made from an egg cell turning into a zygote

There's this too.

>>16 Welp, neither of these ye bump is a dicussion of what a soul is. Base on tge title of these threads anyway