Miracles and Anti-supernaturalism

[Fidel_Castronaut]

I think God doesn't give us so much evidence that we would be forced to believe in Him. I think He wants that to be a free will choice based on trust and humility. There is enough evidence to believe if we choose to accept it. The paradox is that I have to believe in order to understand, not the other way around. It has to start with love, not absolute, total knowledge. I have to know in whom I trust, which is why I choose to be Catholic. It is the original Christianity, not a spin off based on some 16th century or later guy's theory.

Except that, at it's heart, that's precisely what Catholocism is.

What, you think that dogmas/doctrines of Catholocism today is the same as it was 'way back when'? It's an organisation made up of people, people that disagree and change their opinions all the time. That religion that you follow today bares little resemblence to the one that began all those years ago.

I thought you had left. No response to anyone else's points I see. Good to know Are you still here talking to us because you dislike us, like you said back on page 10?

Can I ask a question? Just how disingenuous are you?