AndrewGlisson11 2009-04-25 21:47:47

I was only saying that because i'm bored as hell and didn't know what else to say, and my previous news post was getting kinda old since I was talking about someting that happened a month or two ago.

AndrewGlisson11 2009-04-26 01:44:05 (Updated 2009-04-26 02:48:12)

Perhaps it is.

But 132 seems accurate... actually, I think mine may be HIGHER.

I'm alot smarter than I was when my IQ was 127, and only a 5 point difference is hardly much at all.

Regardless of that, i'll just say that my IQ is 132 even though i'm almost certain it's higher, because I have no such evidence to support the claim that my IQ is 133+

Actually, It seems real to me. when I didn't answer a single question, it said that my IQ was below 75. I don't know how you got 127 without answering a single question.

AndrewGlisson11 2009-04-27 05:44:23

if it's only 2, than 127 could be accurate. they could have been questions that you would have gotten wrong anyways. or perhaps you have a high IQ, like me. ^_^

AndrewGlisson11 2009-05-06 04:38:55

Could be. I'm not sure how accurate it is, I'm only sure that 132 is an accurate score for me.

AndrewGlisson11 2009-05-06 19:24:08 (Updated 2009-05-06 19:39:20)

I know for sure that god does not exist, so I am not afraid of hell. there is no evidence to support the existence of such a place. that also proves that god is quite immature. he will allow ANY christian (Adolf Hitler and Henry VIII included) To go to heaven, but anyone who isn't christian, no matter how virtuous they are, will go to hell and suffer eternal punishment.

There is not anything that can happen to christians for being christians, but I still see no reason to beleive in god when no evidence exists that can prove god's existence. He doesn't even do a good job. I am only 13 years old and I could have done a much better job. The very definition of god contradicts itself, since the logic in the 5th link I posted says very clearly that no being can be both omnipotent AND omniscient at the same time, only one or the other. The monotheistic definition of god is one who is both, but that is not even possible, thus the existence of a god is not possible.

AndrewGlisson11 2009-05-07 22:50:07 (Updated 2009-05-07 22:59:43)

Riiiggghhht.

That's what they all say. But I have never once in my life seen something that can only be the work of god.

No one can sense him. you only think you can.

And yes, hitler was indeed a christian.

You cannot comprehend such a powerful being, but does that really mean that he exists? There is NO EVIDENCE that shows that he exists. There is actually evidence that he doesn't exist. (click the second link I posted).

Don't attempt to tell me that the bible is proof enough, because it is not. It was written by man over the course of thousands of years, so, unless you intend to argue that it fell from the sky 2000 years ago, it cannot possibly be called proof.

"God" is just a waste of everyone's time. He has never once answered a prayer. He has not ever worked a miricle. Even though he is powerful enough to do so, he has not yet destroyed satan, regardless of the fact that he intends to destroy him as soon as possible.

He is not worth worshipping at all. The fossil record indicates that he is careless, mindless and indifferent. No loveing god would allow 99.9% of all species to perish over the course of only a few million years. Also, why the hell would he wait 13.7 billion years to create humans?

And if you intend to say that evolution is wrong, than again, the argument fails. creationism indicates that god posesses the maturity of a 5 year old, since he punished all of mankind for the mistake of a single person, even though it is his fault that eve made that mistake. He should have created her better, made her more obedient, and actually given a REASON not to do what she did. instead, rather than blameing himself for her poor creation, he blamed all of humankind for it, thus showing how utterly immature god is.

Ask god to give you clear proof that he exists, and you will get no answer.