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Summer's not been bad. I've got a mon-fri 9-5 office job. Apart from that, I've not been up to much.

I have read the God Delusion and it is rubbish. I can't imagine it turning anyone atheist, since even some of my atheist friends think it lacks any decent argument.

Quoting Haunted from 22:13, 11th Aug 2007 Belief in the nature of god can change, just as views of atheists on the world also change. It is not because God doesn't exist, it is merely through science that my definition had to change, as do definitions used by atheists. How can the nature of somethi...

Haunted, you still haven't grasped my point. The Big Bang was an example. Everything must have an ultimate cause. I just mentioned the Big Bang as it happened a while back. What I am saying is that there are two ways of looking at it. The universe (as in the space/time entity) and all its properties...

Quoting Alistair from 16:05, 11th Aug 2007 Secondly, evidence for God: Big Bang, constants of physics, sound, light, matter, life... I realise they don't require a god in one sense. But on the other hand they must have come from somewhere. I probably should make clear what I mean before I get misqu...

On the note of definitions, I don't want to sound pedantic, but I've just checked and mine are pretty much the same as the ones on www.dictionary.com.

Oh and can someone else who believes in god please post, I feel I'm awfully outnumbered on this thread [img]littleicons/blush.gif[/img]

My second post appears to have disappeared. I'll try and briefly say what was in it. Firstly, I am not trying to say that atheism and agnosticism are irrational. Merely that they are alternative theological standpoints, and thus in my opinion religions without doctrines. Non-religious people on the ...

As someone who has fairly strong religious beliefs, I feel I must make a comment, purely because most of, if not all, the people above appear to be atheist/agnostic/non-religious. Also because the last paragraph of the previous post really annoyed me. I would just say to the poster, "look around you...

I had never heard of the word "discreet" until this thread, I always, as a Brit, thought both meanings were "discrete". Learn something new everyday.

I don't know what people mean by the "slightly muted atmosphere" or lack of usage of the common room, I would disagree and say that it has been possibly livelier than the previous year, maybe those who have said this have just not used it as much this past year. Anyway, for those who don't know, the...