God's existence proved...

[Lady Crimson]

...no, not really, but I do have a question for you:

If a god's (or several gods) existence were proved, a god which you do not believe in, would you turn from your faith to follow the true Creator/s?

I have asked myself this question and to say the truth, I'm not really sure if I would.

What about you?

 

[michel]

...no, not really, but I do have a question for you:

If a god's (or several gods) existence were proved, a god which you do not believe in, would you turn from your faith to follow the true Creator/s?

I have asked myself this question and to say the truth, I'm not really sure if I would.

What about you?

i find hypothetical questions the hardest to answer, because a) I know that knee jerk reactions are those that we probably would have if confronted by something like this b) at the time of answering (ie now) I believe the question to be invalid, because I see no room for the situation coming up.

I've got a feeling I would have to stay as I was before.

 

[Ronule]

Hard to say really. I don't believe in any gods as of now. If any gods were ever proven to me to be real, then I would by all means start believing in them... however I wouldn't 'follow' them unless I felt they were worthy of my time. It may sound a little arrogant, but I never plan on devoting my time to a being that I don't feel is a fitting creator. And considering the way the world is, and the lack of involvement (overall) from whatever god(s) may be out there... I don't think I'll be praising any god.

 

[Jayhawker Soule]

Of course.

 

[michel]

Of course.

Sorry Deut, of course what?

 

[Malus 12:9]

I don't believe in any Gods, so I would have no Godly faith to turn from I'd just let him do his thing and let it pass.

 

[Fluffy]

That depends. The argument for their existence would have to be conclusive. Otherwise I would probably just believe in them out of practicality, as I do with all other people, but still leave room for the possibility of their non-existence.

 

[Jayhawker Soule]

If a god's (or several gods) existence were proved, a god which you do not believe in, would you turn from your faith to follow the true Creator/s?

Of course.

Sorry Deut, of course what?

Oy vey! :banghead3

 

[Snowbear]

...If a god's (or several gods) existence were proved, a god which you do not believe in, would you turn from your faith to follow the true Creator/s?

Actually.... I already did

 

[Crystal Red]

If a god's (or several gods) existence were proved, a god which you do not believe in, would you turn from your faith to follow the true Creator/s?

It'd have to be proved without a shadow of a doubt, & it'd have to be a damn good God to make me turn from Eris!

 

[Original Freak]

I concure with Ronule...

I would obviously believe in that/those god(s)...

now the question becomes is that/those god(s) worth worship, lifelong dedication and my time.

 

[Jaymes]

I'd ask if they really wanted to be worshipped or if it was okay to acknowledge they exist and just be nonworshipping.

 

[Jayhawker Soule]

It'd have to be proved without a shadow of a doubt, ...

Would a book of Scripture amended with an anonymous letter which says in part "this stuff is true ... honest" suffice?

 

[kreeden]

...

If a god's (or several gods) existence were proved, a god which you do not believe in, would you turn from your faith to follow the true Creator/s?

Perhaps ? Perhaps not . Depending upon what they teach , or stand for .

Just because these Gods exist , doesn't mean they are the only God , or Gods . And if they stood for something I couldn't accept , then no , I wouldn't follow them . Of course , I would have to accept that they were Gods , but I would also have to be true to myself .

So I would likely just work them into my systems of beliefs ... which makes me wonder . If they were something I truely couldn't accept , could a man become a God killer ? I mean , what if this God went agaisnt everything one believed in ? For excample , for Christians , what if it was Satan ?