What makes the Christian God different from thr thousands of other Gods out there?

[Minimalist]

G-C's god is in his head...which is up his ass.

[Bob Kelso]

G-C's god is in his head...which is up his ass.

All praise Assweh!

[Ryantology]

It explains a lot, actually. Yahweh exists up the asses of believers, and nowhere else. He's (literally) death on buttsecks because, would you want someone's dick knocking on you like you're a door?

[Really?]

Interviewing a god, that's funny yet ridiculous. A god would be doing the interviewing wouldn't it. However there's an exception, the one true God who accepts us just as we are and then begins to change us into what we were actually born to be. When one sees the changes and knows that only God could have made the changes in you, then you know that He is real.

GC, why is interviewing real gods ridiculous but interviewing the preposterously fake god of the Israelites an exception? I already told you that you can meet any of the Aesir at any time if you know the signs and are looking for them with faith! Change comes about because we know that our cowardly outward visage does not reflect the hero we can be in our blood. When we follow the Aesir, we KNOW that they are real because only by following their lead could we cahnge into men worthy of being rememberd in a saga of our own.

I have recently learned that the god of the Isrealites says that he is immune to change and that he has previously demanded the sacrfices of kin! Imagine how deluded the authors of these texts must have been to make up something so outrageous for a god they knew didn't even exist! The Aesir are the foundation of morality and change because they show us to be brave and stand up to evil like that found in the religeous works of the isrealites.

Did you know that the frost giants of Jodenheim and the Helvites have worked in the past to spread false religions that show echos of the great deeds of the Aesir to confuse people? For instance, you probably believe that there was a man called Jesus who was killed on a cross. This is merely a shadow of Odin's time spent hanging on the world tree.

I have plenty of proof, none that you would accept, but then who are you to tell me I do not know the things going on in my on life, it's to bad you left the church before discovering the true God and His words for life. The Bible was never written to prove the existence of God, where did you get that idea from?

The fact is, I have experienced the Aesir my whole life. I have studdied the sagas, the eddas and have all the proof on my side of the argument. Look at your holidays celebrated by your faith, they are all corruptions of Aesir feast days. Its to bad you have chosen to not believe in the truth of Aesir. There is still hope for you. The shieldwall at the end of all things has a space for one more if you are willing to accept the proof of the real gods.

I know God exists with no doubts, what makes you believe I can't know, because you failed at finding Him? That's a problem you have to live with, not me. I do not market my belief and knowledge of God, I witness to those who have questions, I do not force what I know on others, we were not called to do such a thing, we were called to live our belief. You seem to hold the belief because you failed to find God He's not real and that is an idea many have about God and many other things. Sorry but your failure is not evidence that I can't possibly know, I do 100%.

Doubt is different from Fear. The Aesir do not require that we never have doubt in our lives. However, the Aesir ask that we overcome our fear and bravely follow the example of the Aesir in all things. Sharing the belief in the Aesir is as much about doing as talking. Its hard but I am certian that those who hear my message are well on their way to enternity feasting with Odin in Vallhalla before the final battle.

[*Deidre*]

"God" is in the mind of the beholder. If you consider that proof of his existence, you define proof, incorrectly. But such is life with religion. It comes up with its own "form" of reality. Arguing against it is like trying to capture every rain drop in a storm, an effort in futility.

[ronedee]

We believe in God...you don't!

Whats the problem?

[Analogy Alert!] I like the Yankees... you don't like baseball.

Jesus said when asked about the afterlife: "I'll tell how it will be; those who come to the light will come to me....."

So... there you have it! God will exist for whoever goes to Him. You choose not to. No problemo! [Analogy Alert!] Great franks @ the ball game! We're sorry you'll miss it!

[Tonus]

But... the Yankees are the devil.

[Chad32]

We believe in God...you don't!

Whats the problem?

[Analogy Alert!] I like the Yankees... you don't like baseball.

Jesus said when asked about the afterlife: "I'll tell how it will be; those who come to the light will come to me....."

So... there you have it! God will exist for whoever goes to Him. You choose not to. No problemo! [Analogy Alert!] Great franks @ the ball game! We're sorry you'll miss it!

I went looking, yet didn't find him. There are lots of stories about devout christians seeking god, but not finding him, so it's not for any lack of trying.

[Mister Agenda]

I know God exists with no doubts, what makes you believe I can't know, because you failed at finding Him?

I think you can't know, because it's unknowable. Even if a mortal were to be contacted by an infinite being, it would be impossible for the mortal to know that the being is infinite, because infinity is not graspable to us. We can't tell an infinite being from a vast being or even a being relatively advanced over us. It wouldn't take an infinite being to convince someone that it's God, just a convincing one, with some tricks up its sleeve.

You are certain that God exists. Knowledge is demonstrable. Knowledge isn't 'things I'm certain are true'.

[Minimalist]

The Yankees exist.