Ancient History

You can't explain there isn't a God.

hahaha oh wow

I really dislike Christians. Can't seem to wade past their own shit and have a decent sense of humor. Where is your compassion? I doubt that Christians have souls after all. It's us who have all the souls. And we'll get into heaven because I imagine that God would like to have a laugh instead of seeing stubborn tits who have only read one book. Me and God can watch the Bundesliga all day and drink cheap lager.

You can't explain there is a God bro. And if you can not prove something exists, you should take it that it does not exist. That's one of the major principles of science. You have to prove something exists not prove it does not exist.

But you can't say there isn't one either.

That's agnostic thinking.

Nothing exists until you can prove it exists.

Nothing doesn't exist until you prove it doesn't exist.

Yeah this is the Internet. Religion sparks a debate no matter who you are.

So does that mean the random animal in the rainforest that nobody has never heard of before and nobody knows exists or nobody even knows if there is a random animal that is not known of yet that exists in the rainforest exists because we can't prove it does not exist?

Translated:
Just because you don't know that it is there does not mean that it is not. Humans do not know alot of things.

I am not saying it does not, all I am saying is, you can't just assume that it exists, you have to try and find evidence of God existing which GeneralofCarthage has never done.

Why does it matter anyway.

Well because he called the ancient aliens theory bullshit because it had no evidence yet has yet to give any evidence supporting the existence of a God.

All right if it matters that much to you, you may proceed.

With this, the only thing you can establish is you can't prove the Christian God doesn't exist. Or any of the other 3000 gods man has believed in. Good job, you've discovered a loophole that has existed forever.

QUESTION TIME!
Does anybody know why roman emperors never disbanded the praetorian guard until Constantine.

Assassination after assassination revolt after revolt they kept going with out consequences...

"I'm sure they're trustworthy this time!".
But really, they still needed a bodyguard, and apparently, Roman Emperors were bad at picking out loyal people.

You would think they would just use the soldiers that helped get them into power but NOPE.