Twilight Hue
Twilight, not bright nor dark, good nor bad.
It begs the question then why do you believe there is there no other god then?
State your reasons.
State your reasons.
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So you believe in only one God..... Save for that, your just the same as any atheist. Admit it.
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Plagiarizing Roberts?
As to your question, can you give me an example of which "other god" you presume i disbelieve in?
As to your question, can you give me an example of which "other god" you presume i disbelieve in?
YmirGF
Bodhisattva in Recovery
A tired idea that just simply refuses to die?
The question implies a dualist (God and creation are separate) view. I have come to believe the highest understanding is non-dualist (God and creation are not-two).
There is no reason to assume past monism.
That said, naturalistic pantheism can be sort of atheistic at times, save for the "believing in a god" part lol.
Twilight Hue
Twilight, not bright nor dark, good nor bad.
In light of the slew of God exists, God dosent exist type threads of late,
I'm trying to figure out reasons why for people who happen to hold a one God only view, of whom at the same time, deny that the same argument can apply towards the existance for another God, while steadfastly maintaining only one is possible.
Basically coining the term, "God is an atheist".
A notable contradiction by which God is validated while denying any type of existance can be made for another in the same breath.
How is that rectified for someone who holds a one God only view ?
I'm trying to figure out reasons why for people who happen to hold a one God only view, of whom at the same time, deny that the same argument can apply towards the existance for another God, while steadfastly maintaining only one is possible.
Basically coining the term, "God is an atheist".
A notable contradiction by which God is validated while denying any type of existance can be made for another in the same breath.
How is that rectified for someone who holds a one God only view ?