And there are no "other explanations" then "they are actually god's messengers" for people who claim so?
That strikes me as very bizar, seeing as how it's pretty much guaranteed that there are plenty of people who claim to be so and who you don't believe either - because their claims are incompatible with your religious beliefs.
Anyone can make a claim but the existence of false claimants does not mean there are no true Messengers of God. That is like saying that the existence of junk cars in a junkyard means that there can be no nice new cars in the car lot down the street and that is a logical fallacy.
Of course many people claim to be Messengers of God, or even God Himself, but that does not mean that a true Messenger of God would not
also claim that. Of course He would claim that because He would want people to know who He was and what His message was.
It is the fallacy of hasty generalization to say that just because many people falsely claim to be Messengers of God, therefore there have never been any true Messengers of God. What indicates whether a man was a true Messenger a God is the evidence that backs up his claims.
Hasty generalization is an
informal fallacy of
faulty generalization by reaching an
inductive generalization based on insufficient
evidence—essentially making a hasty conclusion without considering all of the variables.
Hasty generalization usually shows this pattern
1. X is true for A.
2. X is true for B.
3. Therefore, X is true for C, D, etc.
Faulty generalization - Wikipedia
For example, if a person sees 10 people, all of them falsely claiming to be Messengers of God they may
erroneously conclude that there are no true Messengers of God.
If you believe that the "only real evidence" is the fact that there are people who claim to be messengers, then you are effectively saying that the "only real evidence" are people making bare unevidenced claims.
The Messengers of God DO NOT make bare unevidenced claims. They provide evidence to support their claims.
Why are bare claims considered "good enough" when it comes to your religion, but not nearly enough when it comes to any other subject?
The claims are not bare claims since there is evidence that backs them up.
You have JUST acknowledged that you do NOT HAVE "reason, logic and evidence". What you have are BARE CLAIMS from people that you just believe.
NO, I did not acknowledge that. Why would I
just believe a man who claimed to be a Messenger of God? Do you think I would believe that Jim Jones is a prophet of God just because he said so? I am not an idiot.
You have acknowledged that by saying that "the ONLY real evidence are the messengers". Meaning, the claims they make. You think these claims are evidence, as per your own words.
That is not reasonable, logical nor proper rational evidence. Instead, that's "just believing" bare claims.
The evidence that God exists is the Messenger, who is a Manifestation of God, and who He was as a person and what He did on His mission and what He wrote are the evidence that support His claims.
His claims are not evidence!
“He Who is everlastingly hidden from the eyes of men can never be known except through His Manifestation, and His Manifestation can adduce no greater proof of the truth of His Mission than the proof of His own Person.” Gleanings From the Writings of Bahá’u’lláh, p. 49
NO, I did not say that the claims are the evidence.
Claims are not evidence !!!!!! There has to be evidence to support the claims as otherwise they are no more than bald assertions.
The reason is that you have no rational, reasonable, logical, valid evidence.
What you have, per your own acknowledgement, are claims that are just being believed.
No, that is not true, as noted above.