Sentences with phrase «really know it exists»

«And pretty soon, I'm into a world that I never really knew existed.»

It brings out a smokey and savory quality to watermelon that I didn't really know existed.

Warning: As you may have guessed by its stealth production (no one really knew it existed before a trailer dropped), the less you know about Dan Trachtenberg's «10 Cloverfield Lane,» the better.

We first saw the Juke three years ago and it opened up a class of vehicles we didn't really know existed — the frumpy compact crossover segment.

It really takes you on a dusty, dark journey into a world I never really knew existed (Reviewed by BookBrowse First Impression Reviewers).

Exploration plays a massive part, often solving one of the games many puzzles will open up areas you never really knew existed and even though you'll likely have a set goal in mind, it's likely the lure of an unexplored path will draw you in.

Because a lot of members don't really know it exists in writing.

Not exact matches

The economics of the company are really strong and really bright, so I don't know that at $ 33 a share, they'll be able to fill their $ 8 billion [worth of Uber shares from existing investors].

Although I know these things exist but I haven't really had time to grow my Instagram account so that companies can be paying to get a mention on my page.

The Proof of work concept existed even before bitcoin, but Satoshi Nakamoto applied this technique to his / her — we still don't know who Nakamoto really is — digital currency revolutionizing the way traditional transactions are set.

And then there is bitcoin, bitcoin allows us to have complete control over our funds, to hide them so bad people don't know they even exist in our possessions, plus we can really easily purchase them or sell them at a 3 % exchange fee at localbitcoins, and doing so safely by choosing a seller / buyer who has 100 % positive feedback, 1000 + transactions and at least 250BTC volume history on his account.

I am not christian, I absolutely detest the very notion that a «supreme creator» exists, but even I know that you really shouldn't use this thread as a platform for attempting to sell your own religion.

you know of incredibly violent, carnivorous really neadrathals that existed in history and fought back but still died out anyway?

If you want to know if God really exists, just look up at the stars and you'll see his handiwork.

Its all nice and fun to pretend that perhaps a meteor strike caused life to begin but you still fail to tell me who created that meteor, who created everything that was needed for life to exist... really... that had to of been a start to it all somewhere and I would love to see an atheist stumble on explaining only «what they claim to know» while refusing to believe what they don't know and can't see.

No that means god doesn't exist Wake up man, god is not real Although he is really funny to read about

«Creation science», if such a thing really existed, would be working on that problem one might think, but we both know why it doesn't.

If, at the end of the journey, you no longer exist, the the journey really has no meaning to you.

Becky «@bob: i have a hard time with no «should» and no «right»... maybe that's my evangelical up - bringing coming out, but it seems to me that there is a reality that exists, and i would really like to know what that reality is, and whether supernatural / spiritual / whatever is there or not, because it seems that it makes a whole lot of difference»

@bob: i have a hard time with no «should» and no «right»... maybe that's my evangelical up - bringing coming out, but it seems to me that there is a reality that exists, and i would really like to know what that reality is, and whether supernatural / spiritual / whatever is there or not, because it seems that it makes a whole lot of difference

There will always be someone trying to prove the Bible is not true, but for those of us who have seen the work of God, who truly believe in him, it doesn't really matter what science says, or what they can «prove» to be false about God or the Bible, what God has done in my life and keeps on doing is proof enough to know He exists.

If you people really want to know if God exists just look into our planet and look at yourselves and if you do not say the same thing King David said centuries ago» In a fear inspiring way I am wonderfully made» then something is really wrong.

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.

JII As a spiritual Christian I really don't know why God existing is so important to Militant Atheists and Evangelicals.

one has to know God does exist... so were ou really a Christian..

We really don't know what kind of forces came upon the earth during the flood, nor do we know what kind of universe and radiation existed before the flood.

So, as you adjust the clocks in your home, car, office or your watch on Saturday night, try to become the silent witness of how, no matter how you may be able to manipulate the hands on a clock, you can't change something that doesn't really exist.

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

Why are so many people so terrified of their own mortality that they continue believing childish myths well into adulthood simply to comfort themselves when in reality they know they don't really believe what the bible says, they just like the idea of never having to stop existing?

I read the Wikipedia article on the Chicago Statement... it seems to imply that there exists inerrancy in the original manuscripts which to our knowledge no longer exist... really?

To know that what is impenetrable for us really exists and manifests itself as the highest wisdom and the most radiant beauty, whose gross forms alone are intelligible to our poor faculties — this knowledge, this feeling... that is the core of the true religious sentiment.

In this case hell better exist because you are the POOREST rep for a good Christian and have no right EVER pretending to be better than ANYONE when you treat other humans so poorly... not that you really care about the living!

I do believe that God created concept and the idea to have a Heaven and Earth by granting everything to have free will and set everything in motion as he allowed time to do so, because I think without time nothing that we know it really exist, and Carbon Datings would say otherwise.

Really, to follow Jesus is to exist in this tension of what we know and what we don't know.

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

We consider that time did not exist, but this is really just a way of saying that we can't know anything that was in place before the Universe was created.

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.

I mean, if God really is omniscent, and has always existed, then he knew 50,000,000,000,000 years + infinity before the Earth was made that there was going to be an internet and this article would be written, and we would all be typing these exact comments.

Deep down, you really don't know that god exists.

So how do i know that you don't really know that god exists?

«What's really at stake here, in the larger significance, is the future of the church,» says Sister Maureen Fiedler of the order of Sisters of Loretto» The church has no future because it is petty and stupid... and because intelligence and an innate sense of what is right and what is wrong is know to all through the few just civilizations that exist... to include the USA.

I just worry about Christians, who already doubt their faith on their own (we all do from time to time), getting any help in the doubt department with ideas that God really doesn't exist... from clergy no less.

Could it be that atheists know there really is God, and they don't like being reminded that they are wrong in assuming He doesn't exist and that they are not accountable to Him?

† Christians do not really exist, they just pretend that they believe in God and argue with non-religious people while not knowing very much at all regarding Christianity or the meaning of the bible and disregarding half of what the bible says only to strongly vocalize their stance against the other half of the bible that is against things that they either do not understand or that do not affect them personally.

I can't see gravity but I know it exists... let me ask is it gravity... or is really a force field but we believe its gravity so that is what we call it now.

His doctrine of two separate substances, extended matter and thinking mind, each sort of substance requiring, with God bracketed out of the picture, nothing other than itself in order to exist, rather unceremoniously threw mind, that is, distinctively human being, out of nature and left philosophy with the hopeless task of trying to figure out how a mind outside of nature, a mind not of nature, could ever really come to know nature.

For all we know, both Peter and Paul may have really existed, but it is only a guess, as we have no means of ascertaining.

Just curious, If you knew for a fact that God really existed would you be interested?

But I knew that you would be punched in the face for pushing that button and I tried to warn you not to push it (even though you really really wanted to push it and thought it was stupid and irrational for a rule to exist that people who push this button get punched), wouldn't I be caring for you in warning you NOT to push that button?

If the word «God» really did not exist, this twofold unity of reality and of human existence would no longer be there for man.