To explain knowledge of God

[Mister Agenda]

]again you are ASK'ing only as long as it takes for you to abandon your corrupt picture of God, open your bible with a open heart and begin to build a picture based on what you find there. If that takes you 50 years then may I intrest you in some Mormonism or perhaps some Allah.

Or maybe some snake oil?

you guys love to talk circumstance and avoid detail like the plague. For instance you are padding your excuse folder with all these reason why it wouldn't be a good idea to do this, and yet at the same time use this same method in just about every other aspect of your life. See my response to Jen-A for detail.

Name another aspect of my life where I use A/S/K as you outline it, please. I would like to hear the other situations where if you ever conclude that what you're looking for isn't there, it automatically means you failed to do it right.

God is not an organ grinder monkey I can produce to take a dollar for a bag of peanuts when ever someone want to see him do a trick.

God doesn't have to make a personal appearance or do tricks. But he can't even make you a better salesman, even with clear instructions: be as harmless as doves and wise as serpents...that describes no Christian I've ever encountered online. As far as I can tell, none of them even try.

God offers The Holy Spirit who humble themselves to Him and seek Him out as instructed. Your proof is avaiable but only you can claim it and only directly from God.

That's a mere assertion. I can do that, too: no, it isn't.

strawman much? The bible is true because in it is a very specific set of promises that we as believers can collect on in this life. If we ABC we will receive 123. And if we are faithful to the 123 we are given we will be given much more. I did the ABC, received the 123, was faithful and have rolled it over and over into a 18, 19, 20.

And if someone gets different results, they didn't do it right. There's no scam artist that can't say that about their wonder product. It's what they all say. My snake oil cures all ailments, if applied correctly. And since most ailments cure themselves eventually, there will always be people able to honestly report that the snake oil works, and absolutely sure that if it didn't work for someone, it's because they didn't do it right.

The 'map' works for any 'treasure' you decide you want to believe in, in advance. It works just as well for finding Krishna as it does for finding Jesus.

Again, what the prolem is?

Krishna is imaginary (or do you disagree?). A method that enables you to 'find out' that imaginary things are true is worse than useless, it'a a recipe for inducing delusion.

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Aren't Atheists too stumbling on blind faith but hypocritically accuse us Christians of doing so?

For example?