Originally posted by StarValleyWyIf God had boundless love for us then surely God could visit and communicate in a form God designed us to deal with rather then leave us choosing between blind faith and eternal hell ?
Stan,
Arrogance is one of the seven deadly sins.
To expect a God to visit you will require that you build at least ONE world.
He builds trillions of them.
So be humble. Be satisfied with visits from us poor humans. We care enough to include you as our brother.
Hell, I even think it would be fun to come and have you show me around Australia. That would be cool.
Keep the faith bro.
Mike
Originally posted by STANGI don't know. I'm an ateist.
If God had boundless love for us then surely God could visit and communicate in a form God designed us to deal with rather then leave us choosing between blind faith and eternal hell ?
What do you need to ease your soul?
Anything I can say or do?
I will try if you tell me a hint.
I am evil.
I am no good.
I'm sorry.
What else do you want?
Originally posted by StarValleyWyI'm a scientist but life and the universe is too amazing for me to not consider a God. But it still leaves a choice between blind faith and eternal hell. Is a visit and talk with God in a form he designed us to deal with too much to ask from a supposedly omni-present, omni-potent, omni-loving, omni-whatever God ?
I don't know. I'm an ateist.
What do you need to ease your soul?
Anything I can say or do?
I will try if you tell me a hint.
I am evil.
I am no good.
I'm sorry.
What else do you want?
Originally posted by STANGYou are right.
I'm a scientist but life and the universe is too amazing for me to not consider a God. But it still leaves a choice between blind faith and eternal hell. Is a visit and talk with God in a form he designed us to deal with too much to ask from a supposedly omni-present, omni-potent, omni-loving, omni-whatever God ?
It is a mystery that leaves us wanting a better answer.
Mike
Originally posted by geniusIf you are referring to Moses having seen God, the point of my question is why we can't see him in our own life time when we are expected to make a choice between blind faith and eternal hell.
well-you claim to have a grasp bible knowledge, so you should know about moses and seeing God...
Is a visit and talk with God in a form he designed us to deal with too much to ask from a supposedly omni-present, omni-potent, omni-loving, omni-whatever God ?
Originally posted by STANGah-but the point is that moses didn't actually see God. now then STANG, why couldn't he see God?
If you are referring to Moses having seen God, the point of my question is why we can't see him in our own life time when we are expected to make a choice between blind faith and eternal hell.
Is a visit and talk with God in a form he designed us to deal with too much to ask from a supposedly omni-present, omni-potent, omni-loving, omni-whatever God ?
Originally posted by geniusBecause God didn't appear in a form that he designed us to deal with ... though Moses had the benefit of otherwise unbelievable things happening in front of him.
ah-but the point is that moses didn't actually see God. now then STANG, why couldn't he see God?