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Originally Posted by jojajn
Help to prevent the oppression of a theocracy.
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Please answer these questions.
Why do human beings have this moral compass and other animals don't?
Why are human beings able to create a symphony, and build a city like New York or Hong Kong, why can humans find cures for disease and other animals can't?
Why is it wrong for me to kill a person and take what I want from him the way a lion kills a buffalo?
Why can a man and a woman have a child and not a man and a man?
Why is planet earth fine tuned for life?
Why are we SO different than all the other animals?
If man is nothing but the random arrangement of molecules, what motivates you to care and to live honorably in the world?
Can you explain how personality could have ever evolved from the impersonal, or how order could have ever resulted from chaos?
How can something as small as a brain understand extremely complicated aspects of the universe, even though it is (supposedly) just a bunch of chemical reactions and electrical signals? But at the same time, this brain can’t create another brain like itself, so how can nature, that has no brain, create a brain?
When you look at a lot of creatures such as zebras, turtles, butterflies, bees, lady bugs, leopards, etc., you will notice amazing color patterns designed into them. Who came up with those? Does nature have a “taste” in colors , and does it know which colors go together nicely?
How do you account for the origin of life considering the irreducible complexity of its essential components?
Why does the Bible alone, of all of the world's holy books, contain such detailed prophecies of future events?
Does your present worldview provide you with an adequate sense of meaning and purpose?
What do you say about the hundreds of scholarly books that carefully document the veracity and reliability of the Bible?
How do you explain the empty tomb of Jesus in light of all the evidence that has now proven essentially irrefutable for twenty centuries?
If Jesus did not actually die and rise from the dead, how could He (in His condition) have circumvented all of the security measures in place at His tomb?
If the authorities stole Jesus' body, why?
Why would they have perpetrated the very scenario that they most wanted to prevent?
If Jesus merely resuscitated in the tomb, how did He deal with the Roman guard posted just outside its entrance?
How can one realistically discount the testimony of over 500 witnesses to a living Jesus following His crucifixion (see 1 Corinthians 15:6)?
If all of Jesus' claims to be God were the result of His own self-delusion, why didn't He show evidence of lunacy in any other areas of His life?
Is your unbelief in a perfect God possibly the result of a bad experience with an imperfect church or a misunderstanding of the facts, and therefore an unfair rejection of God Himself?
Because life origins are not observable, verifiable, or falsifiable, how does the theory of "evolution" amount to anything more than just another faith system?
What do you make of all the anthropological studies indicating that even the most remote tribes show some sort of theological awareness?
If every effect has a cause, then what or who caused the universe?