A common argument for the utter lack of evidence for the existence of the Biblical God is that if the Biblical God were to reveal himself to us we would not have a choice of whether to believe in him or not. In other words, if the Biblical God were to reveal himself to us we would not have "free will" (and free will is an important fabrication in theology, that without it the Biblical God could not send us to hell).
We have been granted with freewill, and God respects that attribute in man. And we do have a choice to believe Him or not. God reveals Himself by mean of Israel in the face of the nations, and we still have freewill. And last but not least, God does not send anyone to hell, because there is no such a place to sent anyone too. Hell must be understood under the law of cause and effect. Whatever we sow on this world, here we will harvest what we sow: Good or evil.
The New Testament goes even one step further than the Old Testament, and says that we have to accept its claims entirely on faith, without any evidence whatsoever.
That's exactly what happened to the faithful of Jim Jones, which resulted in the mass poinsoning of almost a thousands souls. Where faith begins, knowledge ends, and for lack of knowledte, people perish. (Hosea 4:6)
"For Christ did not send me to baptize but to preach the gospel, and not with words of eloquent wisdom, lest the cross of Christ be emptied of its power. For the message of the cross is foolishness to those who are perishing, but to us who are being saved it is the power of God."
The message of the cross is rather a message of hatred and Replacement Theology.
Why does the Biblical God not want us to make informed decisions about life? Is this the behavior we should expect from a loving God?
Where does God not want us to make informed decisions about life? Would you quote the text for evidences? He simply warns us to make the right decision. But the actual decision is left up to us. (Gen. 4;7; Deut. 30;15-19)
Dr. Jehovah vs. Dr. Nature
Suppose you need to see a doctor because of a heart problem.
You go to a doctor (Dr. N.), and she examines you thoroughly. After the examination the doctor tells you what may have caused your heart problem, and recommends a particular medication called Naturalis.
That's how God works among man. Making of some experts in different fields so that others should be helped.
The God of Nature
If a loving God exists, he would not rely on our credulity. A loving God would want us to examine the facts about the world, and make informed decisions about our life. Instead of subverting our senses and reason, a loving God would want us to use all our senses to discover Truths about life. The better we understand the Laws that govern nature, the more informed we become, and the better we can live our life.
That's exactaly how God works and expects us to practice our freewill.
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