(October 8, 2009 at 10:32 pm)theblindferrengi Wrote: When did god last come to earth publicly? Back then everyone who met him was convinced and they thought it as proof of god;
Stop right there - No they weren't & didn't!!! ...which affirms the idea that he can't be provable in this way.
(October 8, 2009 at 10:32 pm)theblindferrengi Wrote: now we don't know what to think because the bible is so old that we don't know if its true or not. If god came over to your house and you sat at the kitchen table with him and drank coffee, you would be pretty damn sure he existed.
No it wouldn't. there is nothing that would scientifically prove to you that God exists.
(October 8, 2009 at 10:32 pm)theblindferrengi Wrote: Why would god not be god if he was known to exist as fact? Does having no proof of something you belive in's existance make it god? I have a cat named larry, it sat on my kitchen counter and ate fish.
you have absolutely no proof that I have a cat (unless you are a very creepy stalker), by your logic my cat is god.
Just because God, by his nature, cannot be scientifically proven does not mean that everything also not scientifically proven = God. God has other definitions to satisfy.
(October 8, 2009 at 10:32 pm)theblindferrengi Wrote: So I suppose if the christian god was somehow proven, that would make us all athiests pagans? Not that we aren't already, as a pagan is just someone who is a non-christian, but still...
Belief in a deity constitutes religion, so athiesm still means non-religious.
It would make all us Christians atheist too
Paganism can mean a believer in a deity so no. A non Christian can also be a deist/ theist. Like I said, Buddhism is a religion and can be correctly followed by an atheist.
Wrong wrong wrong wrong wrong. Write 100 times...
