Yeah of course, go on... it's not that I asked anything...

I meant, if you want to explain the existence. If you don't, you certainly don't have to believe in anyting.


Here's the most simple example: forget the God for a moment. Let's all imagine he doesn't exist. Is it good or bad thing to kill someone? To take someone's life? To kill a child? To steal somebody's things? To hurt somebody? Religion says that the God will punish us for that when the time has come to leave this Earth. But I've got one logical proof that he can "punish" us for that even when we are still on Earth: does the murderer feel fine and calm after he kills someone? Or, before or after, he feels poor, small, because he took someone's life? Even if it's not the God who makes us feel bad after doing something bad, that's still quite good proof of what's good and what's bad. So, your question "what good and evil really are" has a really good answer. No one kills someone and think he had done a good thing, That's not just about God. But someone (God) makes us KNOW that difference between those two!


They didn't have as much proofs as Christians do. This is why:
Giants are material creatures. (This convinces us that someone must've created them!) If we were created by the material creatures, we would be able to see them. But have you ever met the giant? No. So, there's no real proof of that theory. But Chritians believe that we can't really see the God. So it's possible.


About the Greeks, I know the whole Greek mythology and I can tell you it's only a mythology, for the same reason I said about the Scandinavian one: if you don't believe me, climb on Olimp and see for your self that there are no Gods. Anyway, if you meet one, please take a picture of it and show me! Also, go into the wood and look for centaur-I'm sure you won't come across one!

So, -Mayhem-, would you be so kind and take a look at this site I've just found? And than tell me your contra-arguments?
http://klassenp.tripod.com/proof.html

So you know better?
Why is christianity not a myth?
What is the difference. The mythology used to be a religion you know.

I have studied greek mythology so I am quite confident in knowing a thing or two about it so no need to question me.

Oh really

What do you base this on and why do ytou think you know it better than the best experts who have studied dreams for all their life?

What are you talking about?

Do you not call hell punishment for your sins?


Yeah that may be a good point but on the other hand isn't absolutely good creature supposed to help everyone.



Well the story about paradise can be no more than a myth.


Yeah I think that makes more sense


Well I understand the point but there is an exception: mentally diseased do and I don't think it would be because god would spare them.


If you had the chance to kill hitler before he rose to power would you do it? and Wouldn't you feel good for saving tens of millions?
(and yes this is utliliarism that is not exactly supported by 100% of human beings)


So we alrady know what is good and wrong but that does not explain why we all take the wrong choise. Especially if we already knew what was going to be the right choise. There is still no answer to where our morale comes from and there are dozens of supported theories.



Like socrates thought: Just because I haven't seen something doesn't mean it could not exist (and no that is no real argument ) And just as Berkley said even if I did see it I still could not know does it exist or not.

Mythology of course is different but what really separates superstition and religion?

A ban is

I answered on that question, take a better look on what I wrote I said something about the difference between myths and Christianity.

OK I'm only saying this once: if you don't believe in the Lord and all the miracles, you'll go to hell.

YEAH!!!

Or then on the other hand I could be reincarnated as a cow thanks to not believing in all the false religions