Recent content by DireStraitsFTW

Not at all. If you can't disprove something, then you can't disprove it. Not being able to prove it is not the same as disproving it. If there is no evidence either way you cannot say anything more than you believe one way or the other. In this respect what is the difference between you and I?

How is that proof of you being correct? I don't see it. Someone seems upset though, did they hurt your feelings?

Where is there evidence that he does not exist?

Despite being religious on the issue of homosexual marriage, I think there is no reason whatsoever to be a homophobe.

If someone did something bad enough as to not be forgiven by God (as Confession is designed to do for minor sins) then I do not care in the least that they be punished more than once. Marriage is inherently religious, therefore, despite government benefits, they have the right in my opinion to...

First, I completely disagree that the term 'reason' implies in any way a necessity of evidence. Now, I am a Catholic technically, though I do not believe in such strict doctrines as many do. I do indeed partake in Communion, though I believe it personally to be more symbolic and tradition than...

I think it says something slightly alarming that they are trying to do such a thing. I remember reading something about a missile defense system Bush tried to make, but it was shot down in congress (Not fact, something I recall that may or may not be fully accurate) that I would like to have in...

I don't think I fully understand your point. There is a problem with acting moral because of ones' religion?

Fairness is a matter of opinion. Nowhere is it said that one can't be punished in this world just because they will be punished after as well. I'm all for punishment of wrongdoing. And there are such strict doctrinists that keep the literal meaning of the laws passed down by religion, but most...

Do you think perhaps that those who are moral without religion are just part of a minority who are able to be moral without religion, and that most people actually do require religious structure to be moral? I've been afraid that this might be true for a while. I think there is something to be...

I honestly don't see why it matters to anyone else whether a person believes in God or not. As a Catholic I do, and I think it is more that we want to believe in God than that we have tangible evidence. I think the morals installed through religion in general are more than helpful to society...