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Originally posted by wolfgang59nothing (how can u believe in something more elusive than rocking horse dung)
We all look up to people; parents, friends, teachers, scientists etc.
But there could be things they would do that would change our opinion.
What would change your opinion of your god?
demanding human sacrifice. the aztec kind, not a sacrifice made by a human (i sacrifice my love for chocolate).
intentionally causing disasters to "test" us.
making a bet with satan to see how much crap can one take.
picking a favorite group of people and making them kill anyone else.
pretty much, most of the old testament.
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Originally posted by Zahlanzithe old testament god is the real deal not a mamby pamby turn the other cheek type guy but an eye forb an eye smite em down bad ass dude.
demanding human sacrifice. the aztec kind, not a sacrifice made by a human (i sacrifice my love for chocolate).
intentionally causing disasters to "test" us.
making a bet with satan to see how much crap can one take.
picking a favorite group of people and making them kill anyone else.
pretty much, most of the old testament.
09 May 14
Originally posted by ZahlanziLet's not leave out the New Testament. As Mark Twain said, God realized people were getting off too easy by dying and ending their suffering. The NT provided a way to torment them beyond the grave.
demanding human sacrifice. the aztec kind, not a sacrifice made by a human (i sacrifice my love for chocolate).
intentionally causing disasters to "test" us.
making a bet with satan to see how much crap can one take.
picking a favorite group of people and making them kill anyone else.
pretty much, most of the old testament.
09 May 14
Originally posted by wolfgang591. So you invite blasphemy.
We all look up to people; parents, friends, teachers, scientists etc.
But there could be things they would do that would change our opinion.
What would change your opinion of your god?
2. Sorry, but on that reason, I won't be participating. The thread question is a non sequitur.
3. Btw, God thinks you're trolling. (See #1.)
09 May 14
Originally posted by SuzianneMany of my recent threads have been asking theists to examine
1. So you invite blasphemy.
2. Sorry, but on that reason, I won't be participating. The thread question is a non sequitur.
3. Btw, God thinks you're trolling. (See #1.)
their god. I am by-passing the question of existence and asking
why worship, why do you think he is good, what would make
you stop worshipping etc. All valid questions.
Nobody has had the courage to face them seriously.
Your reply is no different.
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10 May 14
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Originally posted by wolfgang59"What would make your god imperfect?"
We all look up to people; parents, friends, teachers, scientists etc.
But there could be things they would do that would change our opinion.
What would change your opinion of your god?
Has anybody answered 'Not existing," so far?
That would seem ti be a pretty much universal downer.
Unless it really isn't.
Originally posted by wolfgang59I think the only answer you will ever get on this question boils down to:
Many of my recent threads have been asking theists to examine
their god. I am by-passing the question of existence and asking
why worship, why do you think he is good, what would make
you stop worshipping etc. All valid questions.
Nobody has had the courage to face them seriously.
Your reply is no different.
1) God is perfect, by definition.
2) So he cannot do anything to become imperfect.
3) This includes actions some might call atrocious. I cannot explain that.
4) So, when I say "God is perfect", I have no idea what that means.
5) Nevertheless, I am quite confident that God IS perfect.
10 May 14
Originally posted by wolfgang59
Many of my recent threads have been asking theists to examine
their god. I am by-passing the question of existence and asking
why worship, why do you think he is good, what would make
you stop worshipping etc. All valid questions.
Nobody has had the courage to face them seriously.
Your reply is no different.
Nobody has had the courage to face them seriously.
Maybe is less about courage and more about wisdom.