(January 3, 2017 at 12:31 am)MysticKnight Wrote: This is because you don't want there to be clear proofs and firm conclusive evidence at the moment.
There you go again, pretending to be a mind reader. (You don't seem to be very good at it, either.)
Quote:There is a time to doubt and there is a time when doubt is unreasonable and you have to shut it off and take a leap of faith with vision of the heart and strength.
That, MysticKnight, is extraordinarily bad advice. Doubt is only unreasonable when one has solid evidence pointing to a solid conclusion. Accordingly, due to the lack of evidence for your god, our doubts are very reasonable indeed.
Taking a leap of faith is also a bad idea if there's nowhere to land on the other side.
(Disclaimer: I have never been able to generate actual religious faith. It appears that My brain simply doesn't work that way.)