Doesn't answer my simple question. Which God?
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Pascal's Wager. Dawkins with God.
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Doesn't answer my simple question. Which God?
False. These do not support the existence of God.
questfortruth
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I speak about me and my Estonia community here. True one, real one is our God, moreover:
questfortruth
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Evidence supports the existence of God. Evidence is not necessarily a rigorous proof. The existence of Bible is evidence for Biblical God. The existence of Jews is evidence for the Biblical God. It is like Sherlock Holmes's method:
All false. Is the Iliad existence of Ares, Zeus, Aphrodite or any of the other Greek gods?
Or gods.
I've never heard of a God called true on, real one.
questfortruth
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Identity theft. God is name of God. Idol like satan has stolen God's identity. There is only one God. satan is false god.
questfortruth
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The book Iliad speaks for existence for divine realm. It is not necessarily a proof of God, but it is evidence. Evidence for atheism could be suffering of unborn babies in hell.
Frank Buffalo
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Nah. Your logic just isn't very logical. And it depends on faulty assumptions.
Aupmanyav
Be your own guru
Theists like you are the life of any forum, otherwise we would have nothing to discuss.
Who is afraid of your imaginary hell? No hell, no need for any savior.
Hell was created to allow someone to claim that he was the savior.
I have no idea what you're trying to communicate. It's a pretty simple question. Which God?
questfortruth
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questfortruth
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I am advanced beyond my age. That is why you do not understand me.
Oh boy. This is why I don’t speak to religious fanatics. Methinks you don’t know what “evidence” means. Good day.
Good for you
questfortruth
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I am not fanatic, but a serious believer.
Spread the message - but only about this.
What's the diff?
Sgt. Pepper
All you need is love.
I apologize for the misunderstanding. You referred to your encounter with an angel as an UAP (Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena), which I know isn't an unusual reference based on my knowledge as a Ufologist and Ancient Astronaut Theorist. However, when I said I was curious about how much you knew about the UFO/UAP/USO phenomenon, I was referring to the common scenario of extraterrestrial beings visiting Earth through interstellar travel from either another planet in our galaxy or from another faraway galaxy. So I want to be perfectly clear this time and ask you if you have ever investigated any UFO, UAP, or USO sightings that involved an unusual spacecraft that was either seen by you or by other eyewitnesses. I'd like to know the extent of your experience because you stated writing a book about UFOs. When I read that you had written a book on UFOs, I initially assumed that you'd had some type of encounter(s) with one and/or personally investigated other UFO, UAP, or USO sightings to qualify you to write a book about UFOs. I can now see that that may not be the case. To be honest, I think that anyone can write a book about any subject, but I also think that knowledge and personal experience with the subject lend credence to what they write in their book. I think that this lends credibility to their viewpoint on the subject. Of course, this is just my opinion. Having said that, I look forward to your response and an answer to my question about your personal knowledge and experience with the UFO/UAP/USO phenomenon. I hope you will provide me with a precise answer rather than exclaiming how intelligent you think you are and posting a video in addition to boasting that you are a genius. Frankly, I'm not at all impressed with such bragging about one's intelligence. In fact, I find it quite arrogant.