JamesInFlorida
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- Dec 18, 2010
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Nobody on the face of the Earth knows whether god exists or not.
How do you know that God's existence is unknowable? Doesn't your sentence above claiming knowledge about God - knowledge which ought to be impossible by your own theory? You are contradicting yourself.
I never claimed knowledge in god-I claimed I was convinced there was a god. Those are two very different things. For example when i was a child I was convinced that there was a Santa Clause-I didn't know there was a Santa Clause. People used to be convinced that the sun orbited the Earth-they didn't know it did.
There's a distinction between those two words, and the fact that you made the statement that I claimed I had knowledge of god-I'm convinced (but don't know) that you can't distinguish the difference between knowledge and convinced.
On top of that:
How do you know god's knowledge is possible?