The real problems with supernatural proof are as follows:
-People from different religions have all claimed supernatural proof of their deity. In this topic we have a Muslim and a Christian both claiming supernatural evidence. Both can't be right. And then we have people who've experienced supernatural proof of Hinduism. And then several other religions too. This is a major problem because religion requires you to live your life a certain way for god. And these religions (no matter how much they share in common, or how little) have major differences in what they allow and what they do not allow.
-The holy texts from these gods are all full of nonsense. And they all have one thing in common: Their gods were very similar to the people who wrote them.
Deists would have a better time arguing supernatural proof than Christians/Muslims/Hindu/Etc... because they don't also have to defend any ancient text that was apparently written by god, but reads like it was written by primitive people (or in the case of Happyology, a science fiction writer)
-People from different religions have all claimed supernatural proof of their deity. In this topic we have a Muslim and a Christian both claiming supernatural evidence. Both can't be right. And then we have people who've experienced supernatural proof of Hinduism. And then several other religions too. This is a major problem because religion requires you to live your life a certain way for god. And these religions (no matter how much they share in common, or how little) have major differences in what they allow and what they do not allow.
-The holy texts from these gods are all full of nonsense. And they all have one thing in common: Their gods were very similar to the people who wrote them.
Deists would have a better time arguing supernatural proof than Christians/Muslims/Hindu/Etc... because they don't also have to defend any ancient text that was apparently written by god, but reads like it was written by primitive people (or in the case of Happyology, a science fiction writer)
