Theists: would you view the truth?

[vorlon13]

and losing his prepuce . . . .

[robvalue]

You see, I'm suspecting that if I don't get the appropriate result, I'll be told I didn't do ABC properly. Note how Drich was preparing for this by going on about "half of C" for no apparent reason, when I was asking for this falsifiable criteria.

So if that is the case, then it's not falsifiable at all, because all negative results will be ignored. Classic confirmation bias. But I'll let Drich correct me if I am wrong.

I haven't done these steps, I don't even know what they are. I'm just interested if he can actually give me a testable hypothesis.

[Drich]

YES! That version any way!!!

But you must full do all of A and all of B and All of C, can't do 1/2 of c and say I did all three.

Right. So if I did come back and say I did this, and I did not get my 123, would you accept this evidence, or would you deny that I had properly done ABC?

But, we've talked about your ABC's and you admitted you A, and B but did not complete C therefore you personally did not properly ABC.

[robvalue]

You didn't answer the question. I don't even know what these steps are. If I now went and did them properly, is the test allowed to fail? Or would the failure of the test imply a failure in my implementation of ABC, whatever they are?

[Godscreated]

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Here's a question for religious theists who have some sort of story associated with their religion. If you had the chance, would you view the events for yourself, to see once and for all what really happened? There's a worm hole open, let's say, that you could look through. Maybe it happened just like you think, maybe it was a bit different, or maybe it was nothing like it.

Would you stick with whatever faith/confidence you have now, or would you check the facts to confirm? Why?

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You're asking this because you assume we do not have the knowledge. God being omnipresent has given us the truth, remember that I've more than once quoted from scripture that God can't lie, so we do not have to doubt the scriptures.

GC