i don't see gods

tell me why i'm wrong

Originally posted by @apathist
tell me why i'm wrong

your not

Originally posted by @apathist
tell me why i'm wrong

If you are not seeing a god or gods it may be because you have become detached from - or sceptical about - the religious beliefs of your family [or social environment or the culture in which you live] and those beliefs were not successfully/permanently inculcated in you. Or maybe you never did have a religious dimension in your life. Or maybe you have looked at religions and none of them work for you.

Originally posted by @apathist
tell me why i'm wrong

or do you mean with the third eye?

See Thread 175913

Originally posted by @apathist
tell me why i'm wrong

I can't see your brain, tell me why I'm wrong.

Originally posted by @dj2becker
I can't see your brain, tell me why I'm wrong.

You don't see your own brain either, for that matter. Doesn't prove doodly squat.

Originally posted by @apathist
tell me why i'm wrong

You're not.

Originally posted by @moonbus
You don't see your own brain either, for that matter. Doesn't prove doodly squat.

Point is not seeing is not proof of non-existence.

Originally posted by @moonbus
You don't see your own brain either, for that matter. Doesn't prove doodly squat.


Splendidly put sir.

Originally posted by @ghost-of-a-duke
Originally posted by @moonbus
You don't see your own brain either, for that matter. Doesn't prove doodly squat.


Splendidly put sir.

Coming from the head troll, that is high praise indeed!

Originally posted by @romans1009
Coming from the head troll, that is high praise indeed!

Are there any threads you don't infect?!

Originally posted by @ghost-of-a-duke
Are there any threads you don't infect?!

I was complimenting you by recognizing your authority in the troll community.

You should be thanking me!

Originally posted by @philokalia
You're not.

If a deity can not be seen and a given person has never 'felt' God's existence nor are they convinced by the 'evidence' available, is it not a reasonable position to disbelieve such a deity exists?

Originally posted by @ghost-of-a-duke
If a deity can not be seen and a given person has never 'felt' God's existence nor are they convinced by the 'evidence' available, is it not a reasonable position to disbelieve such a deity exists?

But a deity (i.e. God) has been seen.

Worth noting is that God’s existence is not dependent upon anyone believing in Him; if everyone in the world were an atheist, God would still exist.

Nor is God’s character defined by human beings.