Re: is ther such a life after death
Its just such a far fetched hypothetical question it just backs up even more so how this is all just a fairytale plucked out of the sky because it sounds nice. If you cant back up life after death without any facts and just made up stuff like this, your argument fails.
You can't back up a lot of things with facts, but you still believe them. For example, who's to say that the Hitler actually committed suicide? That's generally believed, but the Russians won't allow us to see his body and he had tons of dupes. The best chance is that he escaped to Paraguay and lived the rest of his life there. We don't even know.
Before I even understood the Bible, I knew that a soul exists. How do you explain personality and command over body? Hormones and Electric Currents? What controls those things? Where did the Universe come from? There has to be a start, no matter what it is. As long as it's physical. That's the flaw in your statement.
In turn of that, I discovered the Bible and put my faith in it. Something definitely exists. There are at least 11 planes of existence that coexist in perfect harmony, how is this done? Physics you say? No. There had to be something that intertwined everything perfectly well. Whether or not the Bible is correct is up to the fate of Infinity.
And if you're going to say something about the fact that God allows suffering, think about this: Let's say you're a father, I don't know if you are or not, but let's just use this as an example. If your kid wanted to participate in Climbing a Climbing Wall, would you let him? The answer would probably be yes, even though you know that your kid can hurt himself.
This is the exact idea of God. God created us in his own image, whether or not that is speaking Physically, Mentally, or Emotionally. It really doesn't matter.
Now, if you're going to argue that God doesn't exist, please don't say that someone's support "fails." There's a good chance that there is more than we know. Actually, there's a definite chance that there is more than we know. Someone's statement may not have enough evidence to back it up, but someday it might.
I really don't want to sound like I'm telling you what to do, but... Please debate with respect for others. I learned this the hard way. You look really stupid if you do that a ton.
As a final note, I wanted to point out that evolution very much exists. It was proven during Reconstruction of The United States, after the civil war. When installing new trains and things like that, the soot got all in the butterflies around the land, their offspring came out black so then it could adapt to the soot. Evolution and Religion very much coexist. To be honest, Science does no more than compliment religion.
Genesis 1 had a very good chance of taking place over an extended period of time. I believe it was after the last mass extinction before humankind came to exist. Why? Because if you read Genesis 1:2, it says that the world was already there, but rather formless and void. I believe that all life went extinct and that God replenished it.
