Does God Exist? (Part 2)

1) If you accept evolution, I don't see how it goes together with your first paragraph. I would very much like to hear about how evolution goes with Christianity. 2) Well, first of all, i don't think you can say that emotions AREN'T chemical reactions, but... why does that bother you? It's just how it works. It's like getting disappointed that a diamond is made out of the same material as coal. Why does it matter? How is the Christian approach deeper? I really don't understand. 3) How is life more meaningful if you accept Christianity? It would be nice if you would explain it to me. How does believing in an afterlife make life more meaningful? Well, I am a Pacifist, so your argument actually works in my position. If you couldn't motivate soldiers, there would be less wars. That's actually a good thing. Why, really, risk your life? I don't think that knowing death is at the end makes people more selfish, and even if it makes certain people more selfish, so what? The majority of people have other people they care about, other people they love... I think almost all men/women would risk their lives to save their children, for example, no matter what their theological belief is. It's not like their saying: well, I'll risk my life because I have another one, they risk their lives because they care. And I think this is a very good thing. I hope that all people will risk their lives only for people they care about, and not because someone tells them to. 4) The main thing he said, was that even religious people shape their morality, just like atheists. If I could prove you that for a 100% there is no afterlife and no God, it's not like you will start running around, killing, raping etc. And if you say the your morals come from the bible, why not kill homosexuals? because according to the bible you need to. Why not marry two women? The bible says it's fine. If you'd like it or not, your morality doesn't come from the bible. If God judges upon faith alone, then all atheists, according to your religion, will go to hell. I can be a good person and still go to hell, just because I didn't think that he exists? So he's punishing me for something that I think. That seems fair. And a Christian who did bad things, but believed in God and went to church on Sundays, should go to heaven? How is that fair? I really don't understand. There are many many rich men, who donate lots of money. Some choose to donate in exchange for their name on the walls, or in exchange of respect. Some choose to donate without saying their name, they just want to give. I think we can both say that a man who chooses not to reveal himself is a better man, because he just wants to do good, but doesn't need people around him thanking him. Same thing about God. And you said God is perfect and holy, but he can be jealous? and selfish? I am very sorry if you got the feeling that I think theists are blind, dumb and simple. I really don't. I went over the last round, and I didn't find statements of this kind, but again, I'm sorry if that's the feeling you got. I would like you to answer this question: What is hell? Is it the same for EVERYONE who goes there? You said that God judges upon faith alone - but does that mean ALL people who aren't christians go to hell?