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What's Your Reason for Believing God Exists?
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syo
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ratiocinator
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Spirit of Light
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Believing in a God is a belief, a believer do not know everything about God, itctake years of deep study to realize the truth of God and a lot of faith.
ratiocinator
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Non sequitur and baseless assertion. Why would a soul prove any god(s)? What reason is there to think souls exist? And you really should stop pretending that you know how atheists think...
If a soul exists, it would be clear what it is. A soul proves God exists because it's light is from him and is beyond the physical senses. And it's obvious we have one because we witness ourselves.
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Another baseless assertion.
It's not a baseless one, it's clear a soul existing should not be doubted. We are souls, and hence, that suffices to prove God as souls can only be created by God.
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Yet another baseless assertion. It is very, very far from clear. I see no evidence whatsoever that souls exist.
Why wouldn't we able to witness ourselves if souls exist?
I'm not begging the question -If a soul is wanting to be intellectual superior to believers that believe in the hidden world beyond five senses, it can deny it's own existence, it's own nature, which is what atheists are doing.
I'm not begging the question -If a soul is wanting to be intellectual superior to believers that believe in the hidden world beyond five senses, it can deny it's own existence, it's own nature, which is what atheists are doing.
The baseless assertion is that if even if God exists and souls exists, we would not be able to know or see what either are. This is the baseless assertion by atheists that needs not be payed attention to and just dismissed.
ratiocinator
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I don't know. But there is still zero evidence that souls exist. I do not witness any souls.
You were begging the question and now you've done it again. You're assuming your conclusion (that souls exist) otherwise an atheist (or any non-believer in souls) wouldn't be denying their own nature.
You claim you don't witness, this maybe due to your disbelief and hate towards seeing the truth. I claim I witness my soul and God existing. Which claim is true, everyone has to decide that for themselves or is your claim automatically superior?
ratiocinator
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I haven't made that assertion. I have no idea whether souls would be obvious if god and souls existed. All I know is that souls are very far from obvious.
You don't know it's far from obvious, you take your doubt as reason for everyone else to doubt. But to others, it's obvious they claim it's obvious they have a soul, God exists, spiritual world exists.
So you to is soul is not clear while to a believer a soul is clear as they witness themselves and signs within.
ratiocinator
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Mine isn't really a claim. I'm not saying that I know that I don't have a soul, just that there is no reason I can see (or that you've supplied) to think that I do. Same with god(s). And I don't hate seeing the truth - maybe you do....?
Burden of proof (philosophy) - Wikipedia