Believers, please differentiate these gods.

[MJ the Skeptical]

Why not, you're just not considering the option to avoid the hypothetical. The point of my thread is to ask how to distinguish between God B and God C.

This isn't about your opinion of what god you think is the right one, only to differentiate between B and C. But I if you think God A is the correct one, I'd like to see some demonstrable evidence of this god's manifestation.

I did differentiate between B & C then chose the real One.

GC

You didn't differentiate anything, maybe you should look that word up.

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Maybe we should instead play what's next in the series

Seems to me God C should be:

God C, this god does not manifest in reality but this god's actions do manifest in reality.

Then the current C would be D:

God D, this god does not manifest in reality in any way.

I left out the parentheticals as they're non sequiturs. A God D could exist, and would be a deist-type god.

Uh, no because that's God B.

All the believers in here just want to duck the question and twist it to what they want.

My point still stands that you can't tell the difference between God B (god who exists but it's actions can't be detected, can't be verified or don't manifest) and God C (god which doesn't exist).

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Things we've learned from this thread: christians can only imagine one thing at a time, and since all their mental energies are spent pretending that their god is god A, they can't spare the runtime to deal with hypotheticals more closely aligned with actual reality, which is that their god is either B or C.

I know right, they have a cognitive dissonance or bias that can't let them answer this example honestly without twisting it.