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Originally posted by @apathistIf God does not exist provide proof or evidence I'll accept as evidence.
If gods exists, give reason! Give evidence! Or play games.
I say say no one knows what happens when we die. Evidence shows that we turn to dust. If so, then what matters? I try to be good, which is not too uncomplicated. Christians got the bible, which is kinda schizophrenic. Look it up.
Originally posted by @eladarYou don't have the conviction of your faith.
You answered my question or stated that you thought it was invalid?
You re afraid to announce whether or not you KNOW your God exists. Or so it seems. Prove me wrong.
Originally posted by @apathistMy God does exist, and yes, I KNOW He exists.
You don't have the conviction of your faith.
You re [b]afraid to announce whether or not you KNOW your God exists. Or so it seems. Prove me wrong.[/b]
But you've made up your mind that he doesn't and nothing I can say or do will convince you. Because we have free will to choose God or not choose God, there will never be proof of God. You must have faith.
Originally posted by @suzianne to apathistIf, as you say, apathist thinks that god doesn't exist, do you concede ~ in terms of the meaning of English language words ~ and the usage of the word "know" specifically ~ that apathist "knows" that god doesn't exist in the same way (and with the same application of the word "know"] as you "know" that god does exist?
My God does exist, and yes, I KNOW He exists.
But you've made up your mind that he doesn't and nothing I can say or do will convince you.
Originally posted by @suzianneIn all other areas of your life, would you not deem it logical to have proof before believing something to be true?
My God does exist, and yes, I KNOW He exists.
But you've made up your mind that he doesn't and nothing I can say or do will convince you. Because we have free will to choose God or not choose God, there will never be proof of God. You must have faith.
Why does this logical thinking not also apply to God? And doesn't this lack of proof render belief in God 'illogical?'
Originally posted by @fmfHow would I know what apathist knows or doesn't know?
If, as you say, apathist thinks that god doesn't exist, do you concede ~ in terms of the meaning of English language words ~ and the usage of the word "know" specifically ~ that apathist "knows" that god doesn't exist in the same way (and with the same application of the word "know"] as you "know" that god does exist?
And why would you ask such an inane question? Oh, yeah, more attacks on Christians always makes for a better party, right? By the way, for all the value you put on yourself for being an excellent communicator, this one sentence from you is so full of namby-pamby-ism that it's just hard to understand such a stultifyingly roundabout question and so seems poorly conceived at best. My advice would be to just spit it out instead of being afraid of soundling like an a-hole.