Ray Comfort’s proof of a god without the bible

9 May 2007  

After ABC ran a story in January about hundreds of atheists videotaping themselves blaspheming the Holy Spirit, best-selling author Ray Comfort contacted the network and offered to prove God’s existence, absolutely, scientifically, without mentioning the Bible or faith.
Christian Newswire

Really? Go on, then.

We could put a dozen scientists in a laboratory and tell them to observe this painting and I’m sure, after a while, they would come to the conclusion that there was a painter that painted the painting.

Why? Because the painting is absolute observable proof there was a painter. And exactly the same applies to the existence of god. How do we know god exists, you can’t see him, hear him, touch him, taste him or smell him? Well, creation is one hundred percent scientific proof there was a creator. You can not have a creation without a creator. You don’t need faith to believe in a creator, all you need is eyes that can see and a brain…

My aim is to simply stir your conscience so it will do it’s “god given”1 duty. If you harden your heart you won’t hear its voice. So here we go, now let’s look at some of the commandments…
Ray Comfort

BIBLE REFERENCE ALERT

Comfort and Cameron, in happier times

Oops. Now, STFU.

(/hattip to the Friendly Atheist for the preview video)

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10 Responses to “Ray Comfort’s proof of a god without the bible”

  1. Intergalactic Hussy on May 9th, 2007 7:02 pm

    Almost all the theists I know have said that the whole magnificent thing about belief is that you can’t prove it… I guess you just say you have to believe needlessly. Good luck with proving the existence of any god(s)! Especially yours!

  2. TW on May 9th, 2007 8:36 pm

    Was this from the video with the bloke and the girl debating with him and Kirk Cameron (Martin Bashir acting as host)?

    If so, the arguments put forward by Comfort were so excruciatingly painful to watch it nearly broke me.

    The Atheist debaters were like badly skills school children, yet they truly ran rings round Comfort / Cameron. If only all theists were as convincing as these two… :-)

  3. [...] the debate with the “Rational Response Squad.” It has been mentioned on this blog, Nullfidian’s Blog and Pharyngula if you want to read more / watch the [...]

  4. nullifidian on May 9th, 2007 10:15 pm

    Frankly, I wasn’t even interested in what the RRs had to say. The whole idea of the “debate” was for Comfort to provide proof of his god without referring to faith or the bible. He failed to do so. Dismally. End of story.

    His argument of “[m]y aim is to simply stir your conscience so it will do it’s ‘god given’ duty” is just an unapologetic admission to a blatent appeal to emotion. He had no science, no evidence, no facts: nothing. Hell, he didn’t even have an argument, just wishful thinking and a guilt trip.

  5. TW on May 9th, 2007 10:27 pm

    Like most theists, really… :-)

  6. nullifidian on May 9th, 2007 10:29 pm

    Well, I didn’t want to say anything… ;-)

  7. Honjii on May 10th, 2007 7:03 am

    You don’t need faith to believe in a creator, all you need is eyes that can see and a brain…

    Apparently the brain isn’t really a requirement.

    I saw the “debate” on Nightline. It is true that the members of the Rational Response Squad weren’t as articulate as one would have hoped, though a chimp probably could have outshined Cameron and Comfort.

  8. nullifidian on May 10th, 2007 10:00 am

    Honjii wrote:

    Apparently the brain isn’t really a requirement.

    The video cuts out there, but I seem to recall from another edit that I saw that he continues “a brain to understand” or words to that effect, although it’s entirely possible that I just hallucinated the entire thing.

    It is true that the members of the Rational Response Squad weren’t as articulate as one would have hoped

    One should remember that Cameron is an actor and Comfort is a preacher, both very comfortable in front of a camera and audience. The RRs haven’t had anywhere near as much experience of public speaking.

    I’m interested in seeing it, but only in a morbid rubbernecking-at-a-car-crash kind of way. I don’t expect to learn anything new.

  9. Steven Carr on May 10th, 2007 7:08 pm

    ‘chimp probably could have outshined Cameron and Comfort.’

    People have paid good money for ‘paintings’ by chimps.

    Call me when Cameron and Comfort produce a painting that was willed into existence from nothing.

  10. nullifidian on May 13th, 2007 11:41 am

    Keith: seeing as you have not addressed this post, and have simply copied content from another web site, your comments have been removed.

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