Did They Not Pray Hard Enough

[ronedee]

Because you and your theist friends won't stop bringing it up[religion]. This goes for any topic: someone brings it up, then the discussion ensues. So here we are to discuss it.

Last look...this is the Christian section of the forum?

If you don't have something that's clearly defined, or, in your words, if you can't put God into a box, then this thing cannot be discussed honestly, because neither side will know what the discussion is about.

Dude #1: I wanna talk about Bigfoot!
Dude #2: Sweet. What do you know about him?
Dude #1: I dunno, it just sounds cool...and he's OUT there, man!
Dude #2: I guess I don't know much about it either...not much to discuss, is there?
Dude #1: Guess not, dude. Later, yo!
Dude #2: Yeah, man! Later!

I'm still wondering about what you are trying to say here?! I mean really now....God and Bigfoot? Wouldn't this be akin to calling a mannequin an atheist?

That's right! And then you put that person's advice to the test. Something that's demonstrably true should have no issues with repeatable results. We know when an expert is right when his/her words can be demonstrated as true.

And how do YOU test? By saying "I know"? Even if you don't [really]? Or, in light that you never tried something yourself?

But, as long as the "personally unproven" experience/experiment doesn't envolve God.... thats fact?!

In other words: you are willing to take unproven "scientific" theory and concepts as (pardon the pun) gospel... yet religious theory and concept is dead wrong! Hypocristy?

I dunno, ronedee. Three different people pointed out the flaw in your analogy. If we failed to understand, it's only because you failed to present something that could be understood the way you wanted it to.

Three people does not a jury make. [as I said to you before] That is why I don't like to use "analogies". But, it is handy...right Sasquach?