Trailblazer
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That's right, and I never claimed that I determine what God's nature is.I do understand that. I have been saying that for years.
And guess what....
You, Trailblazer are a people.
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That's right, and I never claimed that I determine what God's nature is.I do understand that. I have been saying that for years.
And guess what....
You, Trailblazer are a people.
And there's the kneejerk. Thanks for the affirmation.Now you are deflecting, a famous atheist tactic...
Cool. Well, since all you have in evidence is people, there you go. No god's nature claims to be taken seriously.That's right, and I never claimed that I determine what God's nature is.
So there are false Gods and real Gods out there, I see.Do you understand that what people believe about God (or gods) does not determine what God's nature is?
I believe that some of the religions accurately depict God's nature which means that the other religions are falsely representing God's nature.
And there is another deflection instead of an answer to what I asked....And there's the kneejerk. Thanks for the affirmation.
No, what I have in evidence is a Messenger of God, who is more than just a human, but since nobody takes Him seriously..........Cool. Well, since all you have in evidence is people, there you go. No god's nature claims to be taken seriously.
Cool Cool cool cool.
So says a humanNo, what I have in evidence is a Messenger of God, who is more than just a human, but since nobody takes Him seriously..........
No, there is one true God and many misconceptions about that God that are false.So there are false Gods and real Gods out there, I see.
So says a human who believes in a Messenger of God.So says a human
And to hearken back to your earlier statement, your belief does not dictate reality. There is no reason to believe that you know, or capable of knowing that messenger of God actually exist. Let alone that none, one or more gods existSo says a human who believes in a Messenger of God.
No, there is no reason for you or anyone else to believe that Messengers and God actually exist, but there is a reason for me to believe it.And to hearken back to your earlier statement, your belief does not dictate reality. There is no reason to believe that you know, or capable of knowing that messenger of God actually exist. Let alone that any none, one or more gods exist
You said other religions are falsely representing God's nature., so in that case there are believers taken in by a false representation of God's nature, so in those cases that amounts to a false God. Of course you know the true nature of God, I mean, you wouldn't believe otherwise, would you.No, there is one true God and many misconceptions about that God that are false.
Maybe that grade school analogy of the Baha'is fits. So, if the teachers are the manifestations. And as the students learn the lessons at one level and move on to the next grade their capacity has increased.
The problem is with the students that don't want to learn and keep flunking out. What does God do with them?
But another problem... Let's say Baha'u'llah is a college level course, but then what was the course just below this one? Like a prerequisite course? Islam? No, Baha'u'llah accepts anybody from any level into his course.
And another problem... Did Jesus or Muhammad or any of the other "Divine" teachers teach their courses? No, they had "student" teachers and the text books did give accurate information. So now a student who studied under Jesus looks at the curriculum of Muhammad, or Buddha or Baha'u'llah and the teachings don't line up. They contradict. So, to accept Baha'u'llah and take his course, a person has to unlearn some of the things they were taught.
But then there is another thing going on in each religion. They all have various levels of spirituality within them. They can "graduate" from one level to another within their own religion. A highly developed person, with a high degree of spirituality in one religion, didn't get by doing and believing in the same things that other people have done in the other religions. So, can these teachers and paths to higher levels be separate but equal? And a very spiritual Christian that believes Jesus is God, would they have to renounce that in order to get "right" with God? And accept what the Baha'i Faith teaches?
Your point being?No, there is no reason for you or anyone else to believe that Messengers and God actually exist, but there is a reason for me to believe it.
Okay, so now you have moved from discussing to just repeating tropes and sound bites. I could get a Bartlett's familiar quotations for that
The Baha'i message was known not to be scientific. Is all that human memory tells itself.You said other religions are falsely representing God's nature., so in that case there are believers taken in by a false representation of God's nature, so in those cases that amounts to a false God. Of course you know the true nature of God, I mean, you wouldn't believe otherwise, would you.
You cannot say the claim unless you live as just a human first about humans the topic as a Known human only status.Of course God can do all those things and whatever He wishes because He is God.
But He is also all wise and would of course use that power with wisdom.
My point is that God acts with wisdom.
You cannot say the claim unless you live as just a human first about humans the topic as a Known human only status.
As the topic is all about yourself human first and why you need to teach humans.
I get that you believe those things. I never denied that you believe what you say.Of course God can do all those things and whatever He wishes because He is God.
But He is also all wise and would of course use that power with wisdom.
My point is that God acts with wisdom.