Spirituality
22 Nov 18
@caissad4 saidIf you follow along many of the discussions here there are ample examples of evidence that provide that the universe requires a transcendent cause that is not a part of the universe itself. I don't believe in an invisible mythological sky god so proof for one of those is meaningless to me. Instead I believe in a God who created the universe out of nothing, who holds it all together by the power of His Word, who is everywhere in His completeness, so that He can give everything His full attention, at the same time, in the past, present, and future. Anything short of that is a piss-ant of human invention that has nothing to do with my belief system.
Examine the history and you will see.
You cannot shake your belief in a invisible mythological sky god of which you have zero proof in its' existence.
Proof has nothing to do with your belief system.
19 Jan 19
@kellyjay saidI don't think martyrdom is evidence of the veracity of claims of divine revelation.
You also think if I understand you that the early Christians were willing to turn their backs on their OT customs that they were raised with from the time they were born, would be willing to die for a lie? They proclaimed a truth in the middle of the most anti-new truth area, and it spread from that one point and you think this is a meaningless fact, it isn’t at all showing ...[text shortened]... hand it wasn't some old doctrine they were always taught it was new in the face of great opposition.