Explosion in Manchester

Which is a shame, as there would have been a lot of space to put it all, but no time to do it.

 

People need to let others get the **** on with it.

No one made me choose my faith, like im seeing some comments hinting towards. It's a done deal and im happy with it.

Let's all crack on...if no one likes me for what i believe, dont entertain me.

 

So you cant tell me?

 

Certainly not but I'll hazard a guess that you can't either.

 

I thought you said you believed in god?

 

So something just came out of nothing by chance? you need to stop guessing and substantiate your view or point.

 

It's why I've stayed out of it, mate. Each side believes what they choose to believe. Nothing can be proven either way and nobody is going to change their view.

There's only one way to find out what happens next - which is essentially what a lot of this is about. And, to my knowledge, nobody has popped back yet to say 'Hey, guess what guys!'

 

Not chance of kinds Thermodynamics states that matter and energy always tend to change from complex and ordered states to disordered states creating the chances of violent action.

 

Nope, but then I never said I didn't either. I've yet to see anything to convince me that your version of it is real.

Here's a view I think I has more credibility.

 

No ones trying to prove or disprove creationism or religion but just sharing thoughts.

 

You would like I said you don't have a mind so no point discussing with you, when you can show me you have a mind come back..

 

And where did matter and energy come from?

 

Your god has yet to bestow you with the power to decide if I can post or not.

 

you can post all day long, but you still don't have a mind..

 

I understand that, mate. But, as is usual with these religious sharing of views, things get heated and/or more entrenched, and nobody comes out of it with any change in their opinions.

 

Your god is giving you weaker and weaker arguments to offer. Have you upset him?

 

The same could be said for most topics. It's funny watching some of the attempts though.

 

Some have but I don't nor will I. Curiosity is the key and how people come to what make them believe something fascinates me.

 

Likewise. That ties in to my answer to the question someone else asked of me.

 

We don't know that matter and energy had to come from anywhere.
Nothing in our current knowledge suggests that either can be destroyed or created, only that they change form.