lukethethird
unknown member
Is God worth believing in or is God not worth believing in, the questions are irrelevant to anything that matters.Is God worth believing in?
Welcome to Religious Forums, a friendly forum to discuss all religions in a friendly surrounding.
Your voice is missing! You will need to register to get access to the following site features:We hope to see you as a part of our community soon!
Is God worth believing in or is God not worth believing in, the questions are irrelevant to anything that matters.Is God worth believing in?
You mean His implied presence, No?If you view god as a product of culture and history his presence is everywhere.
It would matter if He took it upon Himself to impose His punishment on you for the ills that are perpetrated by humans, No?Is God worth believing in or is God not worth believing in, the questions are irrelevant to anything that matters.
However we wish to describe God, sadistic tyrant or otherwise, what difference does it make?It would matter if He took it upon Himself to impose His punishment on you for the ills that are perpetrated by humans, No?
I am of the opinion that the Biblical god is a human creation, I have not seen any evidence to suggest otherwise. If god really exists why does it hide away, instead of revealing itself to all humanity in a way that is indisputable?
That's the main reason I'm agnostic. Even those who believe in a god have endless disputes with each other. Even if I believed that the universe was created by some sort of sentient being, it still wouldn't do thing one to prove that any human-derived religion is correct. There might very well be a god. I accept that as a possibility, but even then, I'm just as convinced that every single religion on Earth is wrong.
If we accept instructions from God to carry out actions that harm others, then it will make a difference to the world.However we wish to describe God, sadistic or otherwise, what difference does it make?
Which do you want verifiable evidence for......God, or the biblical God?I am of the opinion that the Biblical god is a human creation, I have not seen any evidence to suggest otherwise. If god really exists why does it hide away, instead of revealing itself to all humanity in a way that is indisputable?
Not true.The religionists will tell you that's it's all part of God's plan, and that you should have faith without evidence. The non-religionists will tell you there is no evidence for a God.
Not true.
Many non religionists (!) Accept that there is a God.
My position is that god is the One Cosmic Consciousness that we are all part of. The evidence (not verifiable by objective techniques) is the collective mystical experiences of the many spiritual Masters that claimed to have experienced the ultimate (nondualism).
If we have determined that God is sadistic, then we can stop cooperating with Him and live our lives independent of God.However we wish to describe God, sadistic or otherwise, what difference does it make?
So my point was a non sequitur, but true.This is a bit of a non-sequitur. It depends upon what you mean by "many" but I will agree that some non-religionists believe that there is a God (accept is a wrong term as well). No one has shown any evidence for a God yet.
Including a Personal God with whom one can have a one-to-one relationship through communications.Many non religionists (!) Accept that there is a God.
How is that evidence of God?
This is a bit of a non-sequitur. It depends upon what you mean by "many" but I will agree that some non-religionists believe that there is a God (accept is a wrong term as well). No one has shown any evidence for a God yet.
Including a Personal God with whom one can have a one-to-one relationship through communications.
"What verifiable evidence is there that god exists?"
You and me.