Originally posted by EladarI did. We agree about what your "faith" has led you to believe but you'd be very mistaken if you thought our knowledge about our lives being finite and about the fact that we die were the product of "faith". But I doubt that you actually do think such a thing.
I was asking you to answer my question as I framed it.
I wonder if you are capable of doing that.
Originally posted by FMFThere you go again. Unable to see what another person says. I wasn't talking about my faith at all, but faith in general for all people.
I did. We agree about what your "faith" has led you to believe but you'd be very mistaken if you thought our knowledge about our lives being finite and about the fact that we die were the product of "faith". But I doubt that you actually do think such a thing.
Originally posted by EladarYou're not the first person with a booze problem who thought he sounded profound and enigmatic by issuing a constant string of terse semi-non-sequiturs.
There you go again. Unable to see what another person says. I wasn't talking about my faith at all, but faith in general for all people.
Originally posted by EladarPutting your faith in something tangible is not the same as putting your faith in something intangible. (And I refer to the contents of the bible, not the bible itself as a physical book).
I am not side stepping, I simply disagree with your belief about faith.
When you can agree with me that putting your faith in what you can see is just as much faith as believing in the Bible, then we could talk.