NameChange wrote

Sixsmith wrote

I like how people want proof of God and Jesus when it's right in front of you...

There is no proof of God's existence, if there was, faith wouldn't be needed and we would be pointless in God's eyes because everyone would believe.

In the Book of Revelation it says
Revelation 16:12

The sixth angel poured out his bowl on the great river Euphrates, and its water was dried up, to prepare the way for the kings from the east.

Well what's happening to the Euphrates? It's drying up.

Can you provide evidence that the Euphrates isn't drying up for non-religious reasons?
It's a staunch claim to say that because something is happening, it has to relate to a text which has a pretty loose connection.
It's drying up due to a drought in 2007 which means it will eventually 'fill up' again.
Also, the Biblical reason for it drying up is to allow troops to march across, looks like they couldn't predict motor boats, or airplanes...

Also Sodom and Gommorrah which is the Cities that got destroyed by God because of Adultry, Murder and all the Bad stuff. God destroyed these cities by Fire and Brimstone well.. Do some research and you will find that they have found both Cities and also Brimstone (A lot) and man made foundations.

Sorry but that's an outright lie.
I've Googled all over the place and the only sites which actually support those claims are Christian apologetic ones.
The reason why you can't find any on proper archaeology sites is because they haven't been found yet.
The story was also invented by Ron Wyatt, a known Christian archaeology fraud.
As for the 'Brimstone' it can be found easily and in large quantities in ancient lake beds, like the Dead Sea, and if Sodom and Gomorrah did exist along the Jordan Rift valley, it isn't hard to see how they could have been destroyed by a massive earthquake.

Now Noah's Ark has been found also where Moses crossed the Red Sea (Google "Where Moses crossed the Red Sea")

Noah's Ark? I'm guessing you're talking about the one in Turkey, I don't blame you for not mentioning that part.
What an obvious fraud, "They're keeping the location a secret." and it was found by Christian Evangelicals, of course they're going to find it, every single expedition to find Noah's Ark, ever, has been successful apparently.

And God is not "Evil" if you read Adam and Eve had a choice he gave them one command to follow (DO NOT EAT THE APPLES OF THAT TREE) but Eve was tempted by Satan (Lucifer) to eat the Apple (He was a Snake).

God put them in paradise, he then, obviously knowing that they would eat from it, put the tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil into the Garden.
This is like me leaving two children alone in a room with a Haribo and telling them not to eat it, you've seen those adverts, what do they always end up doing?
Eating the Haribo.
They didn't even need Satan to tempt them, God knew what they were going to do, he programmed them that way.

Also the 3RD Temple (Google The Third Temple) won't go into detail.

So, the religious saw a temple described in the Bible and decided to build it.
Proof of... Inspiration...? :/

This is my POV so don't get angry I respect everyone's beliefs I've also read into Evolution but it seems that everyone says (There's Mountains of Evidence yet it's still a theory)

- Just because you can't see God doesn't mean he is fake God is based on Faith and when you come to think about so is Evolution.

I really wish people would nail this differentiation between a theory and a hypothesis.
A theory in science 'REQUIRES' mountains of evidence for it to even be considered a theory.
A hypothesis is what Christians have, God made the world, not much evidence.

Evolution doesn't require faith, it requires logic, you look at the evidence and you admit that maybe there is more to it, but for now, that's what you have.
Faith is believing something to be true with a lack of evidence.
Logic is believing something to be true because it has the most evidence supporting it.


Also, relating back to your first statement, none of what you have posted, even if it was all completely true archaeologically, would prove God's existence, none of it would even amount to evidence of God's existence.
It's events that may or may not have taken place and men who didn't understand what was happening explained it by saying God did it.

Look at the story of Beowulf, rooted in factual events, does that mean that Grendel was a demon and his mother was the last demon?
Gave birth to a dragon?

Absolutely not, it's nonsense, you can't prove that God exists, just like I can't prove he doesn't.

@xDARKxN1NJA
Well I guess it's a good thing that they don't date Carbon 14 to measure the age of the Earth then, isn't it?
They measure Uranium 238 to Lead 206 on meteorites, all of which, no matter where they come from are 4.5 Billion years old., proving that everything in the solar system, including Earth, is around 4.5 Billion years old.

Ok see you're one of the people that want evidence I gave you evidence and you come back with stupid things such as a drought to dry up Euphrates? It's obvious you haven't looked into it as you stated 2007 guess what? It's water levels are still dropping. And have you ever thought to yourself There are Christain archaeologist and most non-Christians rather go look for bones and other stuff to try prove Evolution? Yet "there's mountains of evidence" and carbon dating is inaccurate and I mean very inaccurate scientist say oh (This bone is One Billion years of age) guess what that bone would only be like 5000 to 7000 years old so I'd hate to think how inaccurate they are at supposedly dating the Earth . And the way I see it why can "Scientist" tell us what the Earth was like way back then in an Evolutionist POV yet they can't tell the future so I'm going to leave this here because I think Kve argued with you before and I asked for a Proof of Evolution from you since you know so much you gave me drawings of two apes/man so I'm not going to bother argue with you again when I'm not going to change your mind and your not going to change mine I don't care what you believe in I'm just spreading the Gospel.

Sixsmith wrote

I like how people want proof of God and Jesus when it's right in front of you...

There is no proof of God's existence, if there was, faith wouldn't be needed and we would be pointless in God's eyes because everyone would believe.

In the Book of Revelation it says
Revelation 16:12

The sixth angel poured out his bowl on the great river Euphrates, and its water was dried up, to prepare the way for the kings from the east.

Well what's happening to the Euphrates? It's drying up.

Can you provide evidence that the Euphrates isn't drying up for non-religious reasons?
It's a staunch claim to say that because something is happening, it has to relate to a text which has a pretty loose connection.
It's drying up due to a drought in 2007 which means it will eventually 'fill up' again.
Also, the Biblical reason for it drying up is to allow troops to march across, looks like they couldn't predict motor boats, or airplanes...

Also Sodom and Gommorrah which is the Cities that got destroyed by God because of Adultry, Murder and all the Bad stuff. God destroyed these cities by Fire and Brimstone well.. Do some research and you will find that they have found both Cities and also Brimstone (A lot) and man made foundations.

Sorry but that's an outright lie.
I've Googled all over the place and the only sites which actually support those claims are Christian apologetic ones.
The reason why you can't find any on proper archaeology sites is because they haven't been found yet.
The story was also invented by Ron Wyatt, a known Christian archaeology fraud.
As for the 'Brimstone' it can be found easily and in large quantities in ancient lake beds, like the Dead Sea, and if Sodom and Gomorrah did exist along the Jordan Rift valley, it isn't hard to see how they could have been destroyed by a massive earthquake.

Now Noah's Ark has been found also where Moses crossed the Red Sea (Google "Where Moses crossed the Red Sea")

Noah's Ark? I'm guessing you're talking about the one in Turkey, I don't blame you for not mentioning that part.
What an obvious fraud, "They're keeping the location a secret." and it was found by Christian Evangelicals, of course they're going to find it, every single expedition to find Noah's Ark, ever, has been successful apparently.

And God is not "Evil" if you read Adam and Eve had a choice he gave them one command to follow (DO NOT EAT THE APPLES OF THAT TREE) but Eve was tempted by Satan (Lucifer) to eat the Apple (He was a Snake).

God put them in paradise, he then, obviously knowing that they would eat from it, put the tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil into the Garden.
This is like me leaving two children alone in a room with a Haribo and telling them not to eat it, you've seen those adverts, what do they always end up doing?
Eating the Haribo.
They didn't even need Satan to tempt them, God knew what they were going to do, he programmed them that way.

Also the 3RD Temple (Google The Third Temple) won't go into detail.

So, the religious saw a temple described in the Bible and decided to build it.
Proof of... Inspiration...? :/

This is my POV so don't get angry I respect everyone's beliefs I've also read into Evolution but it seems that everyone says (There's Mountains of Evidence yet it's still a theory)

- Just because you can't see God doesn't mean he is fake God is based on Faith and when you come to think about so is Evolution.

I really wish people would nail this differentiation between a theory and a hypothesis.
A theory in science 'REQUIRES' mountains of evidence for it to even be considered a theory.
A hypothesis is what Christians have, God made the world, not much evidence.

Evolution doesn't require faith, it requires logic, you look at the evidence and you admit that maybe there is more to it, but for now, that's what you have.
Faith is believing something to be true with a lack of evidence.
Logic is believing something to be true because it has the most evidence supporting it.


Also, relating back to your first statement, none of what you have posted, even if it was all completely true archaeologically, would prove God's existence, none of it would even amount to evidence of God's existence.
It's events that may or may not have taken place and men who didn't understand what was happening explained it by saying God did it.

Look at the story of Beowulf, rooted in factual events, does that mean that Grendel was a demon and his mother was the last demon?
Gave birth to a dragon?

Absolutely not, it's nonsense, you can't prove that God exists, just like I can't prove he doesn't.

@xDARKxN1NJA
Well I guess it's a good thing that they don't date Carbon 14 to measure the age of the Earth then, isn't it?
They measure Uranium 238 to Lead 206 on meteorites, all of which, no matter where they come from are 4.5 Billion years old., proving that everything in the solar system, including Earth, is around 4.5 Billion years old.