Agnostic75
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loverOfTruth said:Summary of that is: No matter what proof you bring to them, they'll look for something else and will not believe.
It is true that many people would never believe that any being was God if a supposed God showed up on earth and demonstrated his powers, but surely some people would. If the Koran contained some accurate predictions regarding when some natural disasters would occur, month, day, and year, it is probable that there would be more Muslims in the world today, or more theists if you wish. HIstorically, many people have accepted all kinds of outlandish religions based upon a lot less convinicng evidence than that.
If a supposed God showed up on earth, it would be impossible for humans to know who he really was, but that wouldn't matter. All that would matter is how he treated people. It cannot be proven for certain that Hillary Clinton is not an alien who is impersonating a human, but so what? She is best judged by her character, not by who she claims she is. If a God exists, his character is the most important issue by far about him. No loving God would tell his followers to give food to hungry people, but stand idly by while millions of people starve to death.
loverOfTruth said:Just like you are asking to see E = mc2 instead of embryology now.
I would be happy to limit our scientific discussions to embryos. The vast majority of experts surely disagree with your claim that what the Koran says about embryos indicates divine inspiration.
Are you not aware that the vast majority of people in the world do not know enough about biology to intelligently discuss what the Koran says about embryos?
There are many obvious disadvantages of God communicating with humans through human proxies, and no obvious advantages. Why choose a complex answer when a much simpler answer is available?
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