(August 7, 2015 at 8:29 pm)Catholic_Lady Wrote:(August 7, 2015 at 8:23 pm)Pyrrho Wrote: She may trust them both and mean by that "faith," but her belief that each of them exists is entirely different from each other. For the one, there is evidence, but not for the other. She is playing a game with the word "faith," pretending that a case with good evidence is the same as a case without evidence.
With all respect, but who are you to say what can and cannot be evidence for me?
Your evidence is time specific. You are probably in good health, reasonably financially secure, and have a load of material possessions. But if you follow the normal course of life you will get old and decrepit, sick and ugly. You will lose the ability to do normal things for yourself. You may lose your home and material possessions. You will lose people that you love and care about. Your world will become smaller. When you reach that point you may have a different view about the evidence that you now value.
