@avalanchethecat saidGod can make Himself known; the things in the scriptures are experiences of those who encountered God. These encounters were such that normality was often suspended as God showed He was more than an imaginary figure.
I'm an example of the same thing you are. You can extrapolate that there are many others like you. It's not really possible to extrapolate the existence of a god.
@kellyjay saidSo did God "suspend normality" and send Gabriel to encounter and speak to Muhammed too?
God can make Himself known; the things in the scriptures are experiences of those who encountered God. These encounters were such that normality was often suspended as God showed He was more than an imaginary figure.
@kellyjay saidThat's one opinion. I hold a different opinion. I've read the books, but this god of yours hasn't made himself known to me as far as I can tell.
God can make Himself known; the things in the scriptures are experiences of those who encountered God. These encounters were such that normality was often suspended as God showed He was more than an imaginary figure.
@kellyjay saidYeah, that's the mind part of the equation.
You have a mind and body, which are physical pieces of the whole. You are not only these physical pieces; people who lose body parts don't become less than they remain who they are. When one dies, all the pieces can remain intact, but something leaves, making all the properly connected chemicals in place lifeless.
Who you are, this soul/person is unique from all others who ever lived or will live.
@avalanchethecat saidHaving different opinions doesn't make something true or false. Do you think that if God is real, He would somehow be prohibited from interacting with His creation?
That's one opinion. I hold a different opinion.
@kellyjay saidOf course not, in fact quite the opposite. I think he would make himself known to all of his creation, not just those that read one particular book and happen to believe the stories written in it.
Having different opinions doesn't make something true or false. Do you think that if God is real, He would somehow be prohibited from interacting with His creation?