Personal belief is too subjective for any reason to penetrate it.
Am I right?
You know I am.
You're going to believe what you want and fight tooth and nail against any kind of reasonable argument against what you believe because you have something almighty on your side that cannot be proven to exist yet it must exist simply because you believe that it does.
Who can argue against that kind of logic, am I right?
The problem with belief tends to stem from the inability to place one's self in another's shoes.
Can Christians honestly state they've placed themselves in the shoes of the unbeliever?
Isn't the main issue with life that we cannot adequately understand others and their viewpoints?
I can personally understand both ends of the spectrum.
The conclusion is that theists allow their egos more control than reason. Atheists allow reason over ego.
Am I right?
You know I am.
You're going to believe what you want and fight tooth and nail against any kind of reasonable argument against what you believe because you have something almighty on your side that cannot be proven to exist yet it must exist simply because you believe that it does.
Who can argue against that kind of logic, am I right?
The problem with belief tends to stem from the inability to place one's self in another's shoes.
Can Christians honestly state they've placed themselves in the shoes of the unbeliever?
Isn't the main issue with life that we cannot adequately understand others and their viewpoints?
I can personally understand both ends of the spectrum.
The conclusion is that theists allow their egos more control than reason. Atheists allow reason over ego.
