String theory?

Multiverse?

This is true, sin became a part of man's nature due to his disobedience.

10 dimentions theory?

don't you think that it's contradictory then?

Personally I do not agree with this idea of original sin, but whatever Tengri believes works for the west, very well

he made us this way

When they got disproved and by who?

The Christian God is omnipotent and knows if someone will go to heaven or hell

Therefore an all good god would not let anyone be born who would go to hell

God would be unjust if there was no way for man to be absolved of his original sin. Fortunately, that is not the case, becuase God sent his son to face the punishment man deserved so they could avoid damnation.

@Firefly No. Like I just said, evidence shows the universe is expanding from a single point. Scientists have tried for 50 years to discredit this, and failed. Their alternatives, like 'bounce theory', and 'uneven expansion' have all been shown to be wrong.

The Christian God sent Christ to the Levant

that isn't a good god

This is a biased God if this is the supreme God

a god that judges the humans who aren't guilty

@Deleted User That is questionable

Rather, Tengri uses different Gods for different people

it has to be overthrown

No bias.

As I said, man has sin inherent to him and thus is guilty.

Does there exist a perfect man who has done no evil?

Oh, so that's where the EUIV Tengri ability comes from...

@Firefly Yes, questionable. Everything is questionable. But not equally.

@Deleted User Show me a disprove of a multiverse

this is a very vengeful god

A good god would not let anyone be born who he knew would go to hell.

I think we could reach a paradise in the end of history

Would it be vengeful to allow someone to face the reprecussions of his actions?

The Christian God is merely an illusion to reach Tengri.

@Firefly Multiverse theory has little to do with expansion of the universe, nor does it contradict it.

It is vengeful to punish man for the actions of his forefathers.

@Deleted User It contradicts the first mover.

if it serves the society no; but he's being vengeful with innocents

@Firefly Multiverse theory does not contradict first mover.

Except it isn't the actions of his forefathers. It is inherent to human nature.

with the sons

@Deleted User So multiverse is not disproven?

I don't think human nature is evil

and why do you think that?

@Deleted User Is string theory disproven?