Originally Posted by figuer

I do not reject that god which can be observed to be: Our consciousness of the forces that structure the Universe, our inner joy in life, our feelings of purpose, our sense of justice and morality, our capacity for reason....

In other words...the immanent sense of existing.

Originally Posted by steamer

You suddenly don't know what the word "imagined" means or are you just trying to be evasive and not answer a simple question honestly?



You suddenly don't know what the word 'only' means or are you just trying to be evasive and not answer a simple question honestly?



Are you aware of the fact that you only imagine god?

There are already several threads where I've asked the question. Do me a favor and answer it without suddenly forgetting the English language and the meaning of common words. Please, just answer the question honestly. It isn't too much to ask.

Originally Posted by EternallyI

There are already several threads where I've asked the question. Do me a favor and answer it without suddenly forgetting the English language and the meaning of common words. Please, just answer the question honestly. It isn't too much to ask.

:huh: :huh: :huh:

Originally Posted by Johnny Skeptic

Who are Christians to judge that the Bible writers' judgment that God is good is correct?

Originally Posted by EternallyI

I'll speak for myself when I say that it is an inner conviction, and you have
no evidence solid enough to convince me otherwise. Or do you?

Originally Posted by Johnny Skeptic

Who are Christians to judge that the Bible writers' judgment that God is good is correct?

Originally Posted by EternallyI

I'll speak for myself when I say that it is an inner conviction, and you have no evidence solid enough to convince me otherwise. Or do you?

Originally Posted by Johnny Skeptic

Using your inner convictions in debates is about as useful as tits on a wild boar. Any person with any worldview can make the same argument, including any deist.

Originally Posted by steamer

So it is a feeling? You are aware that feelings aren't very good indicators of truth, aren't you?

Originally Posted by JohnnySkeptic

Using your inner convictions in debates is about as useful as tits on a wild boar. Any person with any worldview can make the same argument, including any deist.

Originally Posted by EternallyI

Evidence?