Cougarbear
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Bible - “Now faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen. (Hebrews 11:1)If anyone needs head surgery it's you. You need a hole drilling in your head and get an atheist to fuck some sense into you.
He's had 2000 years to do it and still nothing. There's a pattern of lies forming here and youre perpetuating it.
Faith is defined as believing without evidence. Yoyre still at that stage but now suggest you have unique access to what your silly ghost thinks etc. That's bullshit and you have never been given personal instructions. You are a bald faced liar. How does that fit with your God?
You have not addressed one question. You are a lying dickhead. You don't have the answers even after you said you would provide them. Like every other prayer mumbling idiot, you have nothing and never will.
It's about now you wished you hadn't opened your ignorant mouth but don't let that deter you. Have another go and in front of all your Jesus junkie mates and the world, I'll rip your argument to pieces again. You are embarrassing Religion in general with your claims of a God and knowing all.
Do you think you will ever convince me to believe your shit? wake up to yourself you idiot. You have nothing.
Book of Mormon - “And now as I said concerning faith—faith is not to have a perfect knowledge of things; therefore if ye have faith ye hope for things which are not seen, which are true.” Alma 32:21.
”So faith is being certain about realities we believe are true but we cannot see with our physical eyes. God's Word also says that “without faith it is impossible to please God…” (Hebrews 11:6)
As we grow our faith, we gain knowledge that what we know is true. The more we know that is true, the greater our faith becomes. Eventually, our knowledge is complete and our testimony of the truth is rock solid and cannot be moved. We call it a "Sure Knowledge."
You should also understand that if God were to reveal Himself to you, or reveal an angel from Heaven to you, that doesn't mean you would immediately drop to your knees, believe and follow the Lord's commandments. The idea that you need empirical proof would not develop sufficient faith to cause you to follow God. This point is driven home with the story of Moses and the miracles the people of Israel and Egypt saw. Faith requires a broken heart and a contrite spirit. Harden hearts would not follow God. As ministers in Christ, all we can do is love you and be patient. May God eventually teach you patience and love for those who despise you like we have for your kind.