BTW if you engage in this debate you are demonstrating your above claim false.
Or it proves it is correct.
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BTW if you engage in this debate you are demonstrating your above claim false.
Noticing problems in your assertions and pointing them out via reason is not proselytizing. Nor does it present any view. It is critical thought. I've acknowledged I'm an atheist to answer your questions. At best it shows I do not share your beliefs. But not sharing beliefs is not a view itself.So prolteszing your view, but when I choose not to, that is, to stop offering more on the topic because you are not interested, it is seen as an inability to prove a subject.
Only if one of us doesn't employ reason and critical analysis. But one is, as can be observed.Or it proves it is correct.
I think you are bluffing, so explain how debate isn't a search for truth when debaters use critical analysis.
Only if one of us doesn't employ reason and critical analysis.
You haven't provided any. If it is so prevalent that it has to be disregarded then there should be no problem. Let's see it.Some choose to completely disregard valid and strong evidence of the Spirit and use a metrialistic, sense based view of science to negate all that is said.
It's not a game for me.
So the best you can do to support your contention about The Word is to cut and paste something attributed to your messenger. Perhaps that is meaningful to you. It's not meaningful to the vast majority of humanity. The vast majority of humanity has never heard about The Word. Therefore, it is not going to move the vast majority of humanity.It's not a game for me, the OP is considered by taking into account passages such as this.
".. The Word of God is the king of words and its pervasive influence is incalculable. <snip>
Every thing which can be perceived is but an emanation therefrom." – Tablets of Baha’u’llah, p. 153.
Even you responses are in direct proportion to your willingness to embrace that Word.
The Word cannot be important to you either. Maybe it's my old, clogged brain, but I do not remember you, or any other Bahai, making a big deal out of The Word in the past.
So the best you can do to support your contention about The Word is to cut and paste something attributed to your messenger. Perhaps that is meaningful to you. It's not meaningful to the vast majority of humanity. The vast majority of humanity has never heard about The Word. Therefore, it is not going to move the vast majority of humanity.
Ya think? Why would you expect anyone, especially an atheist, to be moved by the writings of a disgruntled Muslim?
New For those who claim some sort of absolute truth it should be easy for them to answer any questions ABOUT that truth.
However we often see the claimants of absolute truth become frustrated with ongoing questions. They tend to make more claims heaped on initial claims which only results in more questions.
The reason to quote why no man is God.
What is his chosen frame of reference, and how is it a liability in "seeing" what the Bahai think about the Bible?Your current chosen frame of reference is not letting you see what the Baha'i think about the Word of God as given by Jesus the Christ and all Messengers.
What is his chosen frame of reference, and how is it a liability in "seeing" what the Bahai think about the Bible?
If the Bahai are being unclear about what they think of the Bible couldn't that be their problem?
And who says the bahai are correct in their beliefs except the bahai themselves? If they are correct in their views they should be able to articulate an explanation of what they think the truth is, and that truth will be consistent with what we know of reality, yes?
You avoided my questions. Is there a problem answering them directly?That is this OP F1fan. The issue is we are in transition and as such the ingredients are mixed, put into the pan, then into the oven and the cake is being baked, but the result will only be seen when it's pulled from the oven.
The principles are many, they stand on their own merit and they have been shared and articulated on this Forum many many times over many years.
Only the person who mixed and is baking the cake knows its true value, apart from a few the recipe has been shared with, many need to first see the result, before they try a piece, but once seen and tasted, they can not get enough.
Regards Tony
The Word cannot be important to you either. Maybe it's my old, clogged brain, but I do not remember you, or any other Bahai, making a big deal out of The Word in the past.
Your current chosen frame of reference is not letting you see what the Baha'i think about the Word of God as given by Jesus the Christ and all Messengers.
The vast Majority do know of that Word I speak of, as it is the founders of all the Worlds Faiths that spoke that Word from God.
I now consider that True Faith, given by God actually teaches itself.