Discussion about religion

[Kreekakon]

It is much easier to discuss religion when stupid and false assumptions about religion are not maintained by the opposing side. All arguments presented here against Christianity are easily refutable, whether with logic or Biblical facts. Educating yourself should be done before engaging in any discussion.

I think that this is a main reason that a very in-depth religious discussion won't work out here. Most of the people here, myself included, mostly are just posting their opinions/assumptions based off of everyday observations, and haven't really delved that deep into the subject to know enough about it to engage in in-depth discussions.

3. You know, his biggest flaw isn't that his arguments have so far been illogical, but incomplete. As for his third statement, "How can God affect the universe with supernatural powers when the universe is not supernatural?" I think St. Augustine's quote would suffice here, "Miracles are not contrary to nature, but only contrary to what we know about nature." After all, natural laws do not apply to God.

I mean this more as a question rather than a counter-argument, but when you say that "natural laws" do not apply to God, do you mean that there is a form/extension of natural law which has not been tapped by humans (If tappable at all) which God functions under? Is what you're saying meaning that God can use a "law" of his own to influence our natural world?