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Debate: Is there life after death?
Side: Nope, just a dirt nap!

We really are very different from each other. By proof, I mean a logical flow of arguments that definitively ends at God being real, as do many others. The proof of Descartes, that I mentioned earlier, is now archaic. We can now logically deny that we are sentient at all. Also, by comprehending him, it is about a set of arguments that lead to his true nature and what he wants of us. Open to criticism and peer review like it should be. For the empiricists, the arguments shall follow from directly observable noumena, while for the rationalists, it should follow from the directly knowable and undeniable. But, as Nietzsche said, "There can be no God. For if there is one, I can not believe that I am not He." Who gets to decide that who will become God? And why wasn't my name on the list? If validity of claims is any measure, then Hinduism is the greatest religion. It is old, open and has composed the masterpieces of knowledge - the 4 vedas. They had calculated astronomical distances accurately, and there are accounts of time being a dimensional line like length. The details are much more intricate than any other religion, and well founded. They could even solve the cubics and the quartics before western world properly understood them. There's been the yoga and the martial arts. A complete Ayurveda that treated people just by using natural ingredients. Then there are the details of various types of firearms. All of this from many years ago, much before even Jesus (the vedic period is just about their compilation.) Not to mention that the religion itself is based on philosophy. Wanna hear prophesies? It was predicted long ago that after about 5000 years from now, almost all of the world population will be non-religious. I expect it to hold valid. So, well, I guess you shouldn't praise your religion on whether it has made some valid claims. Or that it goes into some details in its other claims. I claim that the details are meant to make people obey, to instil the fear in them that they will be punished if they don't obey. As it follows, there are many killings for religion throughout known history. The final thing is about existence of something beyond space and time. Well, how can he even interact with this world if he doesn't exist here?
Debate: Is there life after death?
Side: Yes, Heaven awaits!

There are two masters in the end. There are two destinations in the end. Darkness remains in darkness. It cant stand in light. Darkness falls out of light. In the end light and darkness will be forever divided.
Debate: Is there life after death?
Side: Yes, Heaven awaits!

Also your defining a structure of religion. God was involved with Enoch and Noah. These were earlier tha India. Judaism and choosing Abraham came through a purity of genes and seed. Thats why God was pargicular about geneologies. And about their interactions and in the care of His Word. With each letter of importance through 5 scribes literally comparing letters not just words. The Bible is so full of doctrine that the Jews are limited in it. Every letter word and number is on purpose. Its not possible to create that document with one wtiter and a nasa grade computer, let alone 66 ancient writers spread out over 1000s of years.The concontinuity and the puzzle pieces fit, as though all 66 were one big picture cut into 10,000 pieces, with precision and each placed strategically woven into each event and through each prophet, to be found hidden and revealed. He even outlined acceptable prophets vs unaaceptable. And Job was written even before Genesis. And also Enoch. Enoch and Job are similar in style of writing. So the "religion" is that old! All the way back to Adam, Cain, Abel, and Seth. And the Bible is clear as well as other texts like Enoch and even secular ancient writings describe some of the same dynamics. Fallen angels seeding women, and even beasts. Mutating dna and genes through a currupted line. God kept it pure to bring Jesus forth. Or there couldnt be Salvation.There was only one way, that is why Jesus prayed in anguish. There was only one way, and He is the one way!So some of those stories are connected, they are just in the dark movements of fallen angels. And the whole world is under the serpent. Dudt to dust. Jesus came to bring us through the cross and Resurrection, as through the eye of the needle..
Debate: Is there life after death?
Side: Yes, Heaven awaits!

Compare what you see in hinduism please Give me side by side comparisons so I know why you think hinduism is mor logical and more valid than Christianity.
Debate: Is there life after death?
Side: Yes, Heaven awaits!

The problem with that is that I can not really advocate for any religion. I generally advocate against all that have notions of a judgement in afterlife. But, for secularism, I can recommend books to you. Or even an order of reading. There is no central text of the religion that all accept, so even that's not really easy. I can choose for you which books are worth reading. Also, I don't find religion to be a subject important enough to study extensively. It has been a race of control that is no longer valid enough even to pursue. I used to, when I couldn't think better. Now, even if I do, I can't help noticing the parts that I now find annoying. Thus, I'm not really eligible enough to compare the religions for you. Though I am to tell you how to do it. It would be in my interest that the religious people become more aware about other religions, no matter what the leaders might say.
Debate: Is there life after death?
Side: Yes, Heaven awaits!

News flash there is a judgement. It wont go away by denying it exists. Maybe you should find out for sure, instead of making God in your image. When you design God after your own thoughts and your own ways, you seeve the creature not the creator.We are already judged. The good news is He walked miles in our shoes to win us back through His death on the cross. He did it so we wouldnt be judged!!! To carry us out of the fire, not throw us into it!We already are destined for fire. Jesus did it all to bind our wounds, resusitate us and carry us out through the eye of a needle. Only way was what He did. Otherwise Satan has dominion over our dust. It is judged and he is the warden. If you understood it, you would understand Gods love. He hates flesh, sin, and darkness, but He wants to surgically remove that and create in us a new heart join us to Himself. Darkness cant stand in light. If you love darkness your heart cant live eternity in the pure light of eternal love and life.
Debate: Is there life after death?
Side: Yes, Heaven awaits!

You can reject it all you want the evidence is sound and reasonable. And its written clearly without twisting iy.The idea of pi is not the same thing as it written out like a signature of higher authorship. Reasoning skills are absent from this generation!
Debate: Is there life after death?
Side: Yes, Heaven awaits!

The ancient Hebrew sages believed, of course, that God created the heavens and the earth. However, some of them believed that the Word of God was the very template with which He did it. This strikes some of us as simply a colorful exaggeration that goes beyond any direct evidence. There are hints here and there. There are two well-known references to the creation in the Scripture: Genesis 1:1 and John 1:1. Let’s look “underneath” the text of each of these.Genesis 1:1In the beginning God created the heaven and the earth.In Hebrew:Genesis 1:1 in HebrewIf you examine the numerical values of each of the Hebrew letters, and the numerical value of the words (see chart), and apply them to this formula:The number of letters x the product of the lettersThe number of words x the product of the wordsYou get 3.1416 x 1017. The value of π to four decimal places! Hmm.John 1:1In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God.In Greek:John 1:1 in GreekThis time if you take the numerical value of each of the Greek letters (see chart), and the numerical value of the words, and apply them to the same formula:The number of letters x the product of the lettersThe number of words x the product of the wordsYou now get 2.7183 x 1040, the value of e. Curious!Significance?Each of these is another of those puzzling ostensible “coincidences” that are too astonishing to dismiss, and yet present challenges in suggesting any real significance.3 And taken together, they do evoke some conjectures. There are, however, at least two problems: why just four decimal places (they both deviate from the fifth place onwards) and what do you do with all the “extra zeroes”?I frankly don’t know. Nevertheless, I thought it would be an excellent conversation piece as we return to our academic schedules this month. The rabbis would suggest that each of these may simply be a remez , a hint of something deeperhttps://www.khouse.org/articles/2003/482/ .
Debate: Is there life after death?
Side: Yes, Heaven awaits!

Here is another reference to it elsewhere The Value of PiThe recent discovery that the speed of light is not a constant has created quite a stir—and rethinking—in both physics and cosmology. (Although the spate of recent articles always fails to credit Barry Setterfield for calling this to our attention over a decade ago!) However, there does appear to be at least two intrinsic constants in the universe: π and e.We all met π (“pi”) in school when we had to deal with the circumference of a circle and similar matters. “Pi are squared” sounds like bad grammar, but it is correct geometry for the area of a circle, πr2. We approximated it with 22/7, until we got into engineering circles where we learned that, more precisely, it was 3.141592654… (It has recently been calculated to a trillion decimal places!1) As we have previously mentioned in several of our materials, π is also a “hidden treasure” in the Hebrew text of 1st Kings 7:23.2 When one corrects the letter values for a variation of the spelling, the 46-foot circumference of Solomon’s “molten sea” is specified to an accuracy of better than 15 thousandths of an inch!Natural LogarithmsPerhaps less well known to most of our less technical subscribers is the base of Naperian (“natural”) logarithms, e . It shows up in myriads of places in advanced engineering and mathematics such as:In wave mechanics, X = AektOr electrical theory, Q(t) = Qe-t/RCIn advanced math, Eix = Cos x +iSin x, where i = (-1)1/2And the distribution of prime numbers: A(x) = x/logexIt is defined by e = lim (1 + 1/n)nn-> and it is usually approximated by 2.718281828.Credit Article - Chuck Missler Koinia House
Debate: Is there life after death?
Side: Yes, Heaven awaits!

Here is one authorship signature in the Bible. One of many!Show me this n Hindu please. Since you say its there, where is it? Percieving an idea after the fact and it being written into the text prior to it being put to an equation are two extremely different things. To a mond that has logic it os clear!The ancient Hebrew sages believed, of course, that God created the heavens and the earth. However, some of them believed that the Word of God was the very template with which He did it. This strikes some of us as simply a colorful exaggeration that goes beyond any direct evidence. There are hints here and there. There are two well-known references to the creation in the Scripture: Genesis 1:1 and John 1:1. Let’s look “underneath” the text of each of these.Genesis 1:1In the beginning God created the heaven and the earth.In Hebrew:Genesis 1:1 in HebrewIf you examine the numerical values of each of the Hebrew letters, and the numerical value of the words (see chart), and apply them to this formula:The number of letters x the product of the lettersThe number of words x the product of the wordsYou get 3.1416 x 1017. The value of π to four decimal places! Hmm.John 1:1In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God.In Greek:John 1:1 in GreekThis time if you take the numerical value of each of the Greek letters (see chart), and the numerical value of the words, and apply them to the same formula:The number of letters x the product of the lettersThe number of words x the product of the wordsYou now get 2.7183 x 1040, the value of e. Curious!Significance?Each of these is another of those puzzling ostensible “coincidences” that are too astonishing to dismiss, and yet present challenges in suggesting any real significance.3 And taken together, they do evoke some conjectures. There are, however, at least two problems: why just four decimal places (they both deviate from the fifth place onwards) and what do you do with all the “extra zeroes”?I frankly don’t know. Nevertheless, I thought it would be an excellent conversation piece as we return to our academic schedules this month. The rabbis would suggest that each of these may simply be a remez , a hint of something deeperhttps://www.khouse.org/articles/2003/482/
Debate: Is there life after death?
Side: Nope, just a dirt nap!

Within any system large enough, some pattern must appear. The formula couldn't possibly have been written in the Bible, but was obtained after a huge trial and error, or by chance. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Katapayadi_system An interesting link for you. There is Pi upto 31 decimal places. They were also aware of the golden ratio (which is presented rather too obviously to ignore) as is evident by various ancient depictions. (For example, that crescent moon on Shiva's head comprises of 2 circles, whose diameters are in golden ratio.)
Debate: Is there life after death?
Side: Yes, Heaven awaits!

The question is why dont you want God to exist? What evil darkness in you has made you exalt to be an enemy of the Living God?
Debate: Is there life after death?
Side: Nope, just a dirt nap!

Not really God, but it is religions that I do not want to exist. Perhaps you didn't understand when I used the term 'antitheist'. It means that I am against all organised religion. Due to reasons I've already stated well enough. Basically, they're parasites to human progress that are no longer necessary (even if they once were). Antitheism will be the next wave of attacks on religion. I'm waiting for the time to come when religion is a tool only for the retarded. Because, well, that's the best that can be done and pushing it any further would be a terrible idea. I expect it to be rather simple. Because, well, anyone reasonable should understand what is reasonable, and the others are not even targeted. For them, I expect the passage of time to play its role.
Debate: Is there life after death?
Side: Yes, Heaven awaits!

Why does Israel and God's Word and Jesus divide huge significant effects to everyone in the entire world, a mid point in half, like God is the center of the entire world, even the universe?The below shows something crazy, that in no way was in the hands of an old Jewish guy to control.Jesus holds place of time world history is defined by His birth into the world. Time is divided by Him - B.C. and A.D. An equidistant method of coding tales a pattern of letters and pulls thise letters out to reveal hidden messages. This code found in the TORH, the first five books. It shows directional writen languages that show countries that read and write left to right or right to left. Like Jesus on the time-line of world history. Written language in the Hebrew text has code revealed, as if directed from a directors chair perched in Jerusalem. Torh spelled out read in two directions in the Hebrew scripture. TORH spelled both direction left to right, and right to left, with YHWY in the middle. The secrets of the Torah are revealed... in the skipping of the letters.49 (72) letter sequences:• Genesis TORH - in Hebrew at a 49 letter interval pattern• Exodus TORH - in Hebrew at a 49 letter interval pattern• Leviticus ? YHWH in a 7 pattern, square root of 49• Numbers HROT - in Hebrew at a 49 letter interval pattern• Deuteronomy HROT - in Hebrew at a 49 letter interval pattern• Leviticus (in Intervals of 7) - YHWHThe Torah Always Points to YHWH!The Torah Codes• Weissmandel, H. M. D., Torath Hemed, 1958.• D. Michaelson, “Codes in the Torah,” B’OR HaTorah, Number 6, 1987.• D. Witzum, E. Rips, & Y. Rosenberg, “Equidistant Letter Sequences in the Book of Genesis,”Journal of the Institute of Mathematical Statis-tics, August 1994.• J. B. Satinover, “Divine Authorship? Computerreveals startling word patterns,” Bible Review
Debate: Is there life after death?
Side: Yes, Heaven awaits!

Authenticating GospelsEyewitness accounts!The Internet is full of experts. The problem today in every area, its easy to find false information and think it is expert information. Its how media is successful at steering. It takes effort to find truth. Fyi, that is an end times dynamic. Deceptions always existed. Never before to this degree! For Bible examples of contradiction propaganda. There is an agenda. The common deception is the Gospels are not eyewitnesses. Well scholars have confirmed the writings, skeptic scholars without effort assume them away. Many pull out supposed discrepancies. One of which is "the final words of Jesus." I personally tool all 4 Gospel accounts from Jesus' trial to burial and found something interesting on my own.I saw exactly where each writet was standing, their unique emotional state, and more... This is the best section to do this with, because they were not traveling in a close knit group. They were in hiding and scattered. Yet each fit like a custom fitting glove, and is clear there was no calaboration. If there were it would have inconsistencies showing many views from inconsistent locations during the event.I followed their movements, and their surroundings, and noted what they each heard and saw. And it resulted in 4 different accounts of one event with location of event as a point of view by their locations. What they saw and heard as they had written tells exactly us literally were they stood and walked and their activities witnessing the events were consistent. There is ZERO doubt that these are eyewitness accounts. Try it yourself. Trial to burial, compare them. Its amazing!Mark has a minimal possibly that it is a written account dictated by Peter. But I think it was a matter of being next to Peter.Either way its either Peters eyewitness account or Marks with Peter. The other 3 are so descriptive of view, its not even questionable!And also Mark doesn't contradict the others at all.But to the so called "experts" and also those who listen to them and take them as experts, are proven as nothing more than lies of unlearned idiots, mouthing off about something they couldn't have even read. And if they did read it they should demand a refund of any money spent on their educations.
Debate: Is there life after death?
Side: Yes, Heaven awaits!

Im telling you stacks of evidence! In other words, if you are in a jury and we wheeled in a sampling. Just a portion, it would be hands down unanamous for any reasonable juror to conclude God DOES exist and His Word IS of divine authorship, with authenticating signatures throughout!!
Debate: Is there life after death?
Side: Nope, just a dirt nap!

You're basically just praising bible. (I can't really access those articles, though considering that the Bible is long, I wouldn't be surprised.) That doesn't count for the proof of an omnipotent 'thing' that loves us. The end times... I wouldn't call them that. But, just for religious reference, Hindus predicted the next reset to come after over 4,20,000 years from now. I don't expect it to come even then. It says that religion will die about 5000 years from now - which seems to be an estimate far too generous. But, considering that the times were highly religious, it is a good estimate.
Debate: Is there life after death?
Side: Yes, Heaven awaits!

No im not ! I am proving the Bible! If everything is so confirmable and its beyond the natural ability of the human writers then it should be looked at seriously. If not then it shouldnt.How unreasonable and illogical can you get? Apparently these last days darkened unreasonable illogical thought is an epidemic!
Debate: Is there life after death?
Side: Yes, Heaven awaits!

Ok here you go.I have just proved beyond a reasonable doubt that the Bible is unusual in accuracy beyond the writers physical abilities.Jesus could not have made occur the [few] samples that I used of prophesy, He couldnt have forced them to happen they were not in physical control of "just a man."I proved God exists and communicated in writing. And since that is true He sent His Spirit to dwell in His children.So therefore just in this small sampling a logical conclusion would be... 1 the Bible is a serious book to consider as communication from a Deity.2 that the Bible is not just predictive, but that it is prewritten History appointing events like using google calendars. Scheduled appointed and completed!3 that Jesus is who He said He was, and even secular writing confirm some unexplained events occurringThe bottom line is its all unreasonable to dismiss!
Debate: Is there life after death?
Side: Nope, just a dirt nap!

Your Bible isn't a logical treatise. You can praise it all you like, that wouldn't convince me. I care little about all those accidental prophecies it contains. If you have any rule to extract prophecies from it, rather than just picking them from billions of possible combinations, I might take it more seriously. As for now, you can only use what it states directly. Or what there is sufficient evidence to believe that it states. You did neither, and have just been praising it for what I have no reason to assume it even means. It doesn't, thus, follow that any of it is true at all. It does follow, though, that you christians have taken it so seriously that you would do anything to not let it go, no matter what random connections you might need to make. In comparison, the vedas are direct, and even the numbers are represented much more properly in tales. Also, they don't need desperate interpretations to stay alive. From how you have said it all, it seems like rejecting christianity is a load too light for me to be concerned. The time seems almost ripe to deliver the next wave of attacks on the regime of religions.
Debate: Is there life after death?
Side: Yes, Heaven awaits!

That is ridiculous!If it looks like a duck acts like a duck and is confirmed as a duck. It is a duck. I guess its all a coincidence. If thats the case you dont understand math.
Debate: Is there life after death?
Side: Nope, just a dirt nap!

On the contrary, I properly understand math. Thus, you probably don't understand reasoning.
Debate: Is there life after death?
Side: Yes, Heaven awaits!

Ok if you understand math, whats the probability that pi and e are found encoded in Gen 1: 1 and John 1: 1 ?
Debate: Is there life after death?
Side: Nope, just a dirt nap!

As things that are too obviously coincidences? On 2 of the gospels at the first line? Using any formula that you might want to? (For the record, it is of no consequence what the product of letters is or their positions.) Pretty high. I'm surprised that you guys weren't desperate enough to find the values of, say, the gravitational constant or the avogadro number. Probably the formula got too complex like that. Unless, that is, you can answer why would those values be at these specific places and under that formula. That significantly lowers the probability of randomly finding them. I'm willing to ignore the other things as intentional by your God (you know, the order, and the discrepancy in value).
Debate: Is there life after death?
Side: Yes, Heaven awaits!

It wouldnt convince you because you refuse to weigh it.You assume its inaccuratevbecause you wont weigh it.You are accountable for what you refuse to know. Not looking isnt a valid excuse.