Sentences with phrase «actually knows you exist»

It has to be entertaining and it has to be marketed well, so that your audience actually knows you exist.

What if it always was, a universe inside a multiverse, inside a mulit - multiverse, etc.... there is no requirement for anything that one would call a god that actually knows you exist, let alone cares.

As a result, property owners are only required to warn of dangers that they actually know exist and are also not required to detect and make repairs.

Not exact matches

We started at the library, and by talking to Olympic historians, which I didn't know actually existed up until then.

Providing great products and services is wonderful, but customers must actually know those products and services exist.

In order to do this, you actually have to know your employees, and your HR department should be focused on identifying and developing talent within your existing work force.

EASTWOOD: So anyway, we did that and then I went to Tokyo and where they hadn't been too fond of Americans going there and filming, I sold the governor who was actually the mayor of Tokyo, I sold him on the idea that this would be a great thing for the Japanese people that didn't even know this battle even existed much less how tough it was.

«All the tools that exist are virtually the same, [no matter] if you are one of the world's biggest advertisers, or if you are just starting up... Actually, I think that some of the most innovative and most entrepreneurial of our advertisers are small business owners, and that is definitely true in this region as well, where we see people looking to connect with the people that matter to them.

The mechanisms that should have prevented this outcome have broken down, and as a result there's no longer much reason to think Bitcoin can actually be better than the existing financial system.

Most treasurers get the theory, and most know something about the many pilot projects and consortia working on blockchain solutions, but what products actually exist and how do they benefit corporates today?

But if you've gotten through the first heap of learning and eventually pulled the trigger with some results, please let me know you actually exist.

Who knows, they might exist somewhere, but I see no reason to actually believe that they do exist.

AE, there are only a few people actually opposed to having a relationship with an all - powerful, all - knowing, and perfectly benevolent immortal being responsible for the creation of our reality — if such a thing is possible, should such a being exist.

Kumail is actually an agnostic, claiming not to know whether God exists, but contemptuously spitting out the word «Pakistan» in a climactic confrontation with his father, where he lays out his refusal to pretend to inhabit Pakistan whilst living in Chicago.

AE Problem is, a great many atheists don't really claim to know for certain that there are no gods anywhere, only that all the claims of gods so far fail to prove that any actually do exist.

Actually, you stated you «know God exists» which is quite different from your tangent into subdefinitions of «faith.»

Consider this... if your «god» actually exists, and is as omniscient as you think it is, then it will know that your «just in case» belief is phony, and then you're toast.

HeavenSent What kind of ego does it take to claim to «know» that God actually exists and what he thinks?

I really don't know if the historical figure actually existed or not.

As such, how do you know this deity actually exists?

What you are actually saying is not just to believe in God, but to believe in a God that operates in a universe that we know doesn't exist anymore and who forbids what we know in our hearts isn't wrong without God supposedly saying it is.

As for fine tuning within the universe, how do you know that it is actually fine - tuned rather than a happy accident that allows us to exist here?

at least we know that the sports team really exists and our «worship» (cheering) may actually have an influence on the team's performance!

Honestly, I would really love to believe that this sort of heaven DOES exist, but I've already tried this experiment enought to know that a) wanting something really really badly won't actually do anything and b) believing something doesn't make it true.

Gsus Freek - Atheists can feel the love of others, people who are actually real, so we know that love exists.

So how come you know that he exists, by just accepting, when I actually went directly to him to find out if he is there???? The answer is simple, because god can not be less fair than a human, he therefore does not exist.

God is all knowing and all powerful and all good, yet allows evil to exist, which would either mean God is irresponsible or that he's incapable of stopping evil, which would mean that he's not actually all powerful afterall.

No, it takes a certain amount of gullibility to talk to something that is only one of thousands of «things» that has BEVER, EVER been shown to actually exist.

And we would end up with a supernatural figure who acted within a world that we know has never actually existed.

Actually Timmy Tebow knows better, what he meant to say was Jesus didn't die for your sins because JESUS was never alive, never existed and was a literary tool created by the sociopath known as Paul / Saul, himself historically known as a murderer.

Actually, you claimed to know God exists, but you don't know, you only believe.

Actually, I know that you don't know... that God exists.

Indeed, rather more so, for actually Vedic religion no longer exists.

No, says Hartshorne; before Shakespeare actually existed, there was simply no entity Shakespeare to which «possible» or «impossible» (or any other predicate) could attach, the definiteness of Shakespeare being a creation added to antecedent reality and not present in it.

bob — «Actually, I know that you don't know... that God exists.

Sorry, but you actually have no idea what I believe, or how I know God exists.

Christians DO know that exists in the Bible because believe it or not, they actually read the Bible, unlike you.

And no matter what it is, I doubt very much it's addressed the evidential problem of evil... or, even worse, the problem of «why the hell does anything except Yahweh exist at all if he's actually self - sufficient and perfect?»

I know crazy but its something to think about since there is no ultimate explanation as to why we even exist, even if you take science to its root there is no explanation for why anything actually exists at all, after all you can't get something from nothing so I had rather have something than nothing.

That's not a claim of actually knowing that no god exists anywhere, just a statement that I don't find your claim convincing.

He claims the «writer» is nothing of a philosopher, has not understood «the System,» and does not know whether it actually exists.

The present writer is nothing of a philosopher, he has not understood the System, does not know whether it actually exists, whether it is completed; already he has enough for his weak head in the thought of what a prodigious head everybody in our day must have, since everybody has such a prodigious thought.

We actually don't know much about this picture, but we know it exists, and maybe that's enough.

If omniscience exists, then one can not actually make a choice which wasn't already known to be inevitably made; if one could, then there's no omniscience.

No, I am not falling into some mystical religious explanation where I believe that the Bible has eternally existed in heaven or in the mind of God (though many Christians actually believe this), or that the Bible fell out of the sky on stone tablets or golden plates (like some other religions believe about their Scriptures).

And, as usual, once someone actually points directly to dishonesty in his post, that person no longer exists.

actually the burden is on you to prove your sky fairy exists, not us who know he does not.

If Jesus actually existed, then who knows what he was actually like.

Why is it more of a leap to think that matter (in whatever form) has always existed, especially since as far as we actually know, matter and energy can not be created or destroyed?

And in this way each time that repentance comprehends guilt it understands that the eleventh hour has come: that hour which human indolence knows well enough exists and will come, when it is talked about in generalities, but not when it actually applies to the indolent one himself.