The Doctrine of the Holy Trinity?

[Violet]

Beautifully written Sae

Exactly, and the human condition is irrationality, therefore Christianity has absolutely nothing to do with logic

Care to elaborate on the human condition? (and what about NOMA - u never did answer that??)

The absolute 'reasoning' is really just an absolute conviction in the assertion of an assumption. That is faith... and faith is to have absolute confidence in something. To have absolute confidence, you are committing a logical fallacy of circular logic, which has no logical basis.

I'd like to move on... I don't think faith is absolute confidence, if only that were possible!
Faith is certainly the conviction in the assertion of an assumption. "absolute reasoning" I think is a gross exaggeration (I hope I didn't say that! ).

So while it comes off as reasoning: "I do it because i do it, why? because i do it.", it is not reasoning. Try to avoid mistaking faith for reasoning

I never make blind statements like that. Faith is almost the opposite of reasoning, but behind faith... now there's a different matter.

faith |fāθ|
noun
1 complete trust or confidence in someone or something

(2 strong belief in God or in the doctrines of a religion, based on spiritual apprehension rather than proof.)<--Is a complete confidence in something, therefore an unnecessary definition.

The human condition is a joke, really really It implies that we are all similar in many ways, and that certain parts of our life are inevitable (Eg. death and taxes). As far as I know, these conditions are not just human conditions, therefore calling it a human condition is to

Good to see that you recognize that you cannot use pseudo-wannabe-reason to rationalize that which cannot be rationalized

As for NOMA: i feel sorry for people with Noma http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Noma_(disease) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Non-overlapping_magisteria I disagree with Non-overlapping magisteria.

[fr0d0]

Aah, so god is non-temporal and transcendent, lying outside the physical universe, and out of reach of testability or evidence; but is also simultaneously 100% man in the form of Jesus, and as such is temporal and within the universe.

Anyone who can seriously entertain such a mess of internal contradiction, really must have left their brain at the front door.

You're quite right fr0do, I'm sure that "with faith, it makes sense" as you can decide to ignore the contradictions and just believe it 'because it is so'.

That's the statement. It is illogical taken alone. Taken in context with the rest the point of it becomes crystal clear. This method provides perfect answers. None other does.

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faith |fāθ|
noun
1 complete trust or confidence in someone or something

(2 strong belief in God or in the doctrines of a religion, based on spiritual apprehension rather than proof.)<--Is a complete confidence in something, therefore an unnecessary definition.

'Complete confidence' is highly inaccurate

The human condition is a joke, really really It implies that we are all similar in many ways, and that certain parts of our life are inevitable (Eg. death and taxes). As far as I know, these conditions are not just human conditions, therefore calling it a human condition is to

Well it speaks of what is applicable to everyone. It speaks to humans in their language. It deals with non humans in relation to human understanding. That's all that's necessary.

I disagree with Non-overlapping magisteria.

How so?