Atheists: Do you have a house?

Question

Did someone build that house? Or did it just come about?

Answer 1

yes, I have a house and it was built

Answer 2

I don't have one now but I'm sure when I get one it will be designed by an architect, or maybe 2 or 3, then some carpenters will build the frame, not sure who does the brick and/or stone, several different people lay floors and I still am not sure who would take care of the windows. At any rate, to create or make anything, it takes several to work on specific aspects. If we're made in God's image, why is that?

Answer 3

Well yes! It was built in 1956 by a firm called Byford and Sons and I have since added an extension at the back and a bedroom with en-suite toilet and shower-room in the roof. Various other DIY improvements include a complete rewire job, top flight loft insulation and full double glazing. 4 large bedrooms, 22' lounge/diner, fully fitted kitchen and utility room. 300' plot with landscaped garden, garage and off-road parking for 3 cars. Close to shops and local rail station. It's yours for a mere £299,500! In fact don't like my neighbours much so for a nutter like you I'll drop my price to £299,000

Answer 4

I have had a number of large beautiful houses. each designed and built by me. I am excellent in design, drawing blueprints, masonary, carpentry, finishing, painting ( house and art oil painting ) , and cabinet building.
My first house was built by me before I even met my wife. When we married, I told her to tell me what kind of a house she would like, the size, design, whatever she wanted, and I would build it for her.
I don't understand why you addressed your question to Atheists, though. Is home ownership decided by religion ?

Answer 5

Look, I know I'm going to come off sounding like a jerk here and I really don't mean to, but this is such a stupid analogy!! And I *do* believe in God. An analogy that completely disregards the laws of cause and effect as they relate to the universe is NEVER going to convince an atheist that God exists.

Answer 6

Yes, and I also have a big old tree growing in my backyard. Did someone create that tree of did it just grow from a natural, non-conscious process? And did someone create the seed from which it grew or did that seed come from another tree that does not have a brain to think?

You need to let go of this argument, it's really weak.

Answer 7

Yes I do. And it was built but not by any imaginary, fairie tale creature of the sky. A very pitiful and juvenile attempt on your part. Some day soon you'll realize there is no magical sky daddy and reality will be a welcomed change for you.

Answer 8

Actually mine spontaneously self-assembled according to the fundamental rules of organic chemistry. Obviously, you've never heard of Stanley Miller's 1950's amino acid experiment. I suggest a bit more education before you make a complete fool of yourself. The Teleological argument has been around since the 18th century and hasn't won any converts yet.

Answer 9

On a scale of 1 to 10.....i will give you an f
Actually, someone wrote a book and said my house is there, and it was.

Sounds about as logical , huh?

Answer 10

I have a house. It was built to my wife's specifications. Nearby is a garden. The flowers there I planted myself. The weeds I did not. They were planted there by faeries. I did not actually see the faeries digging holes and tossing in the weeds, but there's no other way they could have come to be. They had to have been deliberately and intelligently planted there by faeries.

Answer 11

Yeah, some people in reality, came along and built it using materials that also existed.

If you are trying to use this as an example against evolution, please just take an F in biology and leave the classroom so the rest of the world can move forward without trying to counter retarded drivel.