When you prayed did it ever work?

[Edwardo Piet]

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I responded to his quote. He claimed that I demanded something that I suspected. I also notice that you removed the word "demand" from what he had said, you changed the quote in a way that makes it not apply.

Semantics from you. As above, you need to address the question.

I don't see what the problem with my question is. You claim to know god's will by testing his will against himself. But how can you test his will against himself in order to know his will? That makes no sense.

You know it's God as you have a measure to compare it to. The same way you could separate bits of wood of different lengths with a ruler.

Measurements for god? We're talking evidence now? What measurements?

Which came first, the chicken or the egg?

What is the relevance of this statement?

Nope... we can know what's from God, and know it so well that we can write it down.

You haven't explained how.

We trust our sources as exhaustively tested by our peers and ourselves.

What sources point to God?

Our guide book has that caveat built in.

How is the Bible a source that points to the likelihood of God existing?