(August 15, 2010 at 4:24 am)TheDarkestOfAngels Wrote: No. There's no reason that requesting God's presence on earth, assuming his existance is actually known to someone, is not a perfectly legitimate request. Arrogance is assuming we already know what your deity wants without his intercession based on a heavily flawed book.
Angels, you should have read the thread before talking. I pointed out that an atheist on another thread just "reasoned" that a Christian is being arrogant for asking God to do anything special. You have just proved my point here beyond a doubt because your own "rational" thought contradicts his.
You are generally better than this I think, from what I've read. You still don't get the point, so there is no need responding more than this until you do.
