@fmf said
You said: "Even if God proved himself still people would reject him."

So, you seem to be acknowledging that your God figure has NOT "proved himself" to everyone.

Surely, you don't believe that, because some people would STILL reject him, it precludes him from revealing himself to everyone and therefore give them the opportunity to exercise their free will regarding whether to worship and obey him or not?

Romans chapter 1 explains that He has revealed himself.

@rbhill said
Romans chapter 1 explains that He has revealed himself.

Well, it's clearly not convincing enough proof for most human beings, most of human already have a theistic disposition.

You surely don't believe that, if it's good enough for you, then it's good enough for everyone, and if it's not, let them be damned?

Surely, such a narcissistic point of view cannot be a 'divinely inspired' belief, is it?

@rbhill said
Romans chapter 1 explains that He has revealed himself.

This post by you goes some way to explain why you feel that it is adequate and justified to start a thread with just a link to an article.

Presumably you similarly feel that you have “revealed” your point.

@rbhill said
https://patternsofevidence.com/

Welcome suckers!

Nice smiley man with beard and lots of money.
Q. His job?
A. Taking your money.

If there was a god it would not need people like this.
In fact ... why would a god need anyone to do their will?

@wolfgang59 said
Welcome suckers!

Nice smiley man with beard and lots of money.
Q. His job?
A. Taking your money.

If there was a god it would not need people like this.
In fact ... why would a god need anyone to do their will?

You are right about that. With a perfect relationship between father son and holy spirit for all eternity. Why would he need people. Mercy!
He uses this 2 Corinthians 5:11-6:2