If the christian god could be proven to exist, then I would believe that he exists. That's it.
I wouldn't worship him- he doesn't need it and we both have better things to do with our time- nor would I take his moral commandments as factually moral, where they conflict with my own understanding of morality, just because god says so; he would need to provide more justification for his commandments than just fiat assertion, regardless of the authority he demands.
Basically, "god exists," does not entail that all the claims he makes are automatically true, and if he can't justify those with evidence, then I'm not going to believe them just because god said them.
I wouldn't worship him- he doesn't need it and we both have better things to do with our time- nor would I take his moral commandments as factually moral, where they conflict with my own understanding of morality, just because god says so; he would need to provide more justification for his commandments than just fiat assertion, regardless of the authority he demands.
Basically, "god exists," does not entail that all the claims he makes are automatically true, and if he can't justify those with evidence, then I'm not going to believe them just because god said them.
"YOU take the hard look in the mirror. You are everything that is wrong with this world. The only thing important to you, is you." - ronedee
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