I’m not saying that. I’m talking about Christians here who act like Christianity is an obvious fact. If that were true the rest of the world would accept it as truth too.I never claimed my perception of God was evidence. I am only claiming that you arguing that there can be no God because not all people believe the same thing about God, is a stupid argument.My point is your perception of god is no evidence so don’t fault us when the evidence you present us isn’t universally accepted and don’t worry we reject their perceptions too.The point is that different people have different perceptions of God.Not the point. The point is your religion isn’t obvious to people in other parts of the world so your religion isn’t a universal truth or obvious.Atheists believe all religions are wrong. There is literally no part of anything you can accept.If jews don’t believe the jesus story, if Muslims don’t believe it. If Hindu and Buddhist don’t buy the story it makes us atheists feel better when you tell us the jesus story is as obvious as the nose on our faces.
Clearly it’s not. The truth is the true no matter what side the world you live on. A fact in Australia and China is a fact here right?
Christians don’t have that problem. You do know what a revealed religion is, right?
No, what’s a revealed religion? They’ve all heard about jesus. Everyone has. The fact not everyone buys it should tell you something.
Our founding fathers understood this. Why can’t you?
So just because different people have different perceptions of God it in no way invalidates God’s existence. But it does give you a false sense of security.
Nothing invalidates god existence. It’s your religion that’s in question. Stop making it about god. God has never revealed himself, yet
I wonder why Hindu and Buddhist didn’t buy it but Mexicans and Greeks did.