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How would you regard good evidence for a God you don't now believe in?

Poll: How would you react to learning a god existed, but not one you believe in?
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I would ignore it, assume the evidence was mistaken and reject it out of hand.
1.52%
 2 1.52%
If convinced of the evidence, I would be curious to learn as much about it as possible.
12.12%
 16 12.12%
If convinced of the evidence, I would be disinterested to learn more about it.
0%
 0 0%
Regardless of its intentions, I would be grateful to the god that created everything.
1.52%
 2 1.52%
Depending on its intentions, I might very well not be at all grateful.
6.06%
 8 6.06%
If I liked what I learned about this god, I'd would seek a relationship with it if that were possible.
5.30%
 7 5.30%
Even if I liked what I learned about this god, I might nonetheless choose not to engage with it.
6.06%
 8 6.06%
If the new god was interested in knowing me as an individual I would hope that it would approve of my life choices and conduct. If not, I'd be curious to understand why not.
6.06%
 8 6.06%
If the new god was interested in knowing me as an individual I would not put much if any stock in its approval.
3.79%
 5 3.79%
Assuming I liked this god and it was interested in me individually, I'd be interested to receive its guidance.
5.30%
 7 5.30%
Assuming I liked this god and it was interested in me individually, I'd still prefer to make my own way without its guidance.
6.82%
 9 6.82%
I would flat out worship everything about such a god, whether or not it was required and whether or not there was anything in it for me.
1.52%
 2 1.52%
Worship has no place in my life, or even if it does, I would not look to apply it to this god.
6.82%
 9 6.82%
Knowing there was a god interested in me personally would make a huge difference in or at least add real value to my life.
3.03%
 4 3.03%
Knowing there was a god interested in me personally would not greatly impact my life.
7.58%
 10 7.58%
If this revealed god could not or chose not to provide me with a life everlasting, I would be less favorably inclined toward it.
0.76%
 1 0.76%
If this revealed god could not or chose not to provide me with a life everlasting, would not much change how I felt about it.
8.33%
 11 8.33%
I identify as an atheist.
12.88%
 17 12.88%
I identify as a theist.
2.27%
 3 2.27%
I identify in a different manner. Please explain.
2.27%
 3 2.27%
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How would you regard good evidence for a God you don't now believe in?
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RE: How would you regard good evidence for a God you don't now believe in?
January 8, 2015 at 9:53 pm (This post was last modified: January 8, 2015 at 9:54 pm by Whateverist.)
(January 8, 2015 at 9:38 pm)ChadWooters Wrote: An objectively revealed god, would mostly likely be some kind of demiurge which would still be very interesting but not maximally great.

You are no more able to engage the hypotheticals than my wife. So really, like her, you have to just choose the first one don't you? Or I guess you're saying "fine, science has identified something that qualifies as a god but they missed the big one". Didn't consider that.

I really wanted it to be understood as evidence that only this one creator god existed and NOT the one you already believe in. Oh well, swing and a miss.
(January 8, 2015 at 9:50 pm)Sionnach Wrote: Yeah, you're god, what of it? You're still not worthy of my time or attention.

Don't make me smite thee, youngster. Big Grin
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RE: How would you regard good evidence for a God you don't now believe in? - by Whateverist - January 8, 2015 at 9:53 pm

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