Player1x3 said:
Are you saying that unless a person is religious, he cant possibly know of God? Thats pretty illogical. Knowledge and awarness of God is available to everyone, in fact 6.2 billion people are religious, weather or not you want to beleive in him is another thing. God pretty much gave us the power of creating our will, which means if one beleives there is no afterlife/God, he wont see or live trough one. If one truely and correctly does, he will. Its only logical, wouldnt you agree. And I believe God doesnt want anyone to rely on them at all, unless something is is beyond their power of doing, which is rarely the case. Because God isnt only described in holy texts. I've read a book once, called ''Conversations with God'' which really opened my eyes on his deity. I recommend you check it out. Its where I gathered about 70% of my knowledge of God |
No I thought that was what you were argueing you said "I never said in ANY way, I said God exposes himself to people trough FAITH" which seems to emply that you belive that God only interacts directly with people of faith. I was arguing if that was true how did the belife in god start if god only interacted with people who already belived. Unless you are arguing that God doesn't exist outside of human thought just like the tooth fairy? But that would seem to conflict with your other belifes.
As for Conversations with God book series, I generally avoid taking works of fiction writen by someone with aprent mental problems as fact. Hairing voices in your head is a suprisingly common symptom of mental illness and is often triggered by great emotional or physical distress, the author claims to have started hearing voices while at a low period in his life and writing an angry letter to God asking questions about why his life wasn't working. At least writing the series of books seems to have been theroputic for him (talking about the voices is known to help sufferers) I don't think people reinforcing his delusions is healthy.
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