(January 24, 2013 at 12:45 pm)Drich Wrote: Tell that to the millions who lived in the Dark ages. For them definitive knoweledge of God (through the 'church') is what sponsored every aspect of their lives. Cursades, church ran goverment, opression and power hungery leadership.
They knew God existed, but their were few that history records who actually submitted as the bible outlines.
Okay? And this alters my argument how? I already know people can do awful things in the name of religion, but that doesn't change the fact that even if your god were to appear before the world definitively, he wouldn't be worthy of my worship, nor anyone else's. I can't talk for others, but I certainly won't be worshiping him.
So the claim that undeniable proof of god by necessity removes free will by removing the choice whether or not to worship god is patently false.
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