MajikMyst
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Actually, you said, "For Faith, logic is thrown out to save it!!"First Si--
the arguement I made was not for or against a God, but against the purpose of the Religion given the definition of a God that Defies logic.
That is a significant difference than "Proving god exists or not" which is what you are suggesting.
The God could exist. Just that the religion that purposes it is unnecessary or bogus. I was pointing out that an arguement using the Abrahamic God to show that God is an impossibility is a waste of time. The question of an Abramic God based on the religious claims leads to absurdities because the justification of the religion is absurd. There is no way to make a case for or against the GOD using the religions claims. Thus the question of a Abrahamic God existance becomes unverifiable. There is no measurement nor claim that can justify or deny it.
You said nothing about religion in that to qualify it in any manner.
Anyway, atheists who use logic as an argument that a deity does not exist, make me laugh because there is no logic in that argument, as I said.
Well, if you believe in a God that defies logic, then that is up to you Si.
The only problem with this is that the Faith, in order to justify itself, has to throw out logic to save itself. Maybe I am confusing Faith and Religion. OH WAIT--FAITH IS RELIGION, there is no need to quallify it!
The demand to qualify comes from Christians demand to qualify beliefs that disagree with theirs.. The demand to prove he doesn't exist.. The arguement of 'Well? What if your wrong?' If faith is all you need then why can't Christians let others have their faith.. Even if it differs from theirs?? Why is there this struggle to determine who is part of the religion of truth?? Or the 'There is only one true religion.' statement Christians love to make.. Actually all religions make that claim.. But that is where the demand for qualification comes from.. You think your religion is the only true religion?? Prove it!!
Personally, I would be content if all religions could simply accept eachother and the fact that not all people have faith in the same things.. It is truly mind blowing how many arguements that we have in society and on these forums that pit the religious against the nonreligious..