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Under existing UK law can a male to female transexual marry a female to male transexual?

Every denomination, mainline or fringe, qualifies or compromises the divinity of Christ in some way. Either by adding him to a trinity, by making him subservient to the Father, or by adding a human nature to his divine nature. Is Christianity now completely apostate?

Philosophy posits an ultimate First Cause itself uncaused that was the cause of everything else.

Science affirms that there is a Cosmological Singularity that is infinite and caused the Big-Bang..

Is the Cosmological Singularity the First Cause?

Muslims is the Quran eternal and uncreated? If so how does this not compromise Gods unity (tawhid)? How can there be two uncreated eternal realities God & Quran? Does this not affirm that God has a partner (shirk)?

Before the Saxons came to Britain were they part of the Roman Empire?

I've just seen an advert for a generator from a company that makes this claim. I'm no scientist so I haven't got a clue if its even possible. I know perpetual motion is impossible and it sounds like that. We can draw energy from wind and waves so why not the magnetic field. If we can how would it work?

The search is ongoing for the Higgs Boson particle that gives all other particles mass but why don't particles just have mass, why do they need another particle to give them mass?

If you were to add together all adherents that ever existed for each religion.

If there were only two religions left on the planet, no more Buddhism or Christianity! There are only two left to chose Islam or Hinduism.

Which would you choose and why?

To clarify, you can only choose Islam or Hinduism to correctly answer this question.

Leaving aside the mainstream view of Pauline Christianity and it's Bible.

There are Jews that accept Jesus, Yeshua, as the son of God and Messiah but reject the incarnation, divinity and atonement of Jesus, they are called Netzarim, or Nazarenes.

There were also people called Christians before Jesus, they worshipped the God 'Serapis-Christos' who died, rose again and offered salvation.

It's a purely hypothetical question with no underlying rhetoric implied, so please don't be offended.

If there was no Christianity or Bible, would you choose a Christ that saves or a Jesus that doesn't?

Suppose we never find common ancestors and are unable to observe the evolution of new species, is it possible that evolution could still occur?

This would require each species to have it's own distinct line of evolution going through its initial embryonic stage to fully developed mature stage.

I was wondering if anyone knows of any more folklore figures like Mother Nature, Father Time, Grim Reaper and Wild Huntsman?

I'm specifically looking for ones that don't have personal names just descriptive titles.

Is this the Curse of UK football that, England, Wales, Scotland & N Ireland will be doomed never to win the World cup until we have a UK team?

Is this the Curse of UK football that, England, Wales, Scotland & N Ireland will be doomed never to win the World cup until we have a UK team?

Plato believed and taught that God created the universe. He called God the Creator, King and Father of all. Plato wrote long before the earliest books of the Hebrew Torah achived ther final written form.

Later Christians and Muslims used a great deal of Plato's philosophy in their theology, ensuring the his understanding of God was preserved for future generations.

Niether Christian nor Islam has a monopoly on the idea or belief in God as the supreme being.

Is it reasonable to say that the idea and belief in God in Western Civilisation derives ultimately from Plato?

The Acts of Union established the unions of England and Wales, England & Wales with Scotland and Britain with Ireland, the result was one country the UK. No official recognition was given to the constituent entities. In fact even though we often refer to England, Wales, Scotland and Ireland as countries, they are not as far as the Acts are concerned. The only reference to parts of the UK in the Acts is to North Britain (Scotland) and South Britain (England & Wales).

Should formal recognition be given to these entities as constituent parts of the sovereign state, that is the UK?

The conventional term for a territorial unit within a state is 'province'. Recognising England, Wales, Scotland and N Ireland as provinces of the UK formalises the union of those units with the sovereign state and constitutes official unification.

In Genesis God creates the world using pre-existing matter.

1 In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth. The earth was formless and void, and darkness was over the surface of the deep, and the Spirit of God was moving over the surface of the waters. Then God said, “Let there be light”.

St Augustine confirms this interpretation in his book 'The Literal interpretation of Genesis'.

Why then do Creationists who claim to believe in the literal interpretation of Genesis not also believe that God created the universe out of pre-existing material just like Genesis says?

Or proof that God is beyond existence?

Melbourne philosopher Douglas Gasking (1911–1994) offers this proof of the nonexistence of God:

1. The creation of the world is the most marvelous achievement imaginable.

2. The merit of an achievement is the product of (a) its intrinsic quality, and (b) the ability of its creator.

3. The greater the disability (or handicap) of the creator, the more impressive the achievement.

4. The most formidable handicap for a creator would be non-existence.

5. Therefore if we suppose that the universe is the product of an existent creator we can conceive a greater being — namely, one who created everything while not existing.

6. Therefore, God does not exist.

It seems proof of Gods non-existence still relies on God being real?

Plato & Aristotle both formulated Cosmological arguments. It's often said that Plato's Demiurge created using pre-existing matter but is the Demiurge in the Timeaus just a literary tool rather than a literal belief?

To me the first cause is also the cause or existence and matter not just motion. The full doctrine of Creatio Ex Nihilo didn't emerge until much later so can Plato & Aristotles Cosmological arguments be seen to imply creatio ex nihilo?

How did God the father have God the Son without Goddess the mother, and does that sound gay?