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DBT · 06-14-2004, 07:50 PM

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Originally Posted by Magus55

No, what intially brought me to Christianity was a personal experience that makes it near impossible for me to deny God.

There is nothing specific for me to comment on,was the experience subjective? objective? witnesses?

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Originally Posted by Magus55

What kept me Christian was studying the evidence and the Bible, and finding it convincing.

What about the inconsistancies?,the contradictions?
The cruel nature of the God portrayed in the bible?
Don't they indicate problems with the evidence?

NeoApostate · 06-14-2004, 11:01 PM

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Originally Posted by Magus55

I don't wish it to be true, i'm quite convinced it is.

I thought somebody being sure of something without 100% proof was arrogance in your book, Magus. Like how you always mention that the atheists on this board are arrogant in not believing in a god.

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Originally Posted by Magus55

No, what intially brought me to Christianity was a personal experience that makes it near impossible for me to deny God. What kept me Christian was studying the evidence and the Bible, and finding it convincing.

Interestingly enough, that's how my deconversion went.

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