I wasn't asking about love. Let me rephrase: who or what was responsible for saving you from yourself?
that's a tough one. i initiated an inquiry, the results of which changed me and my life. the inquiry was regarding god's existence. so, you could say i was responsible for initiating, or you could say god was responsible for the answer.
Because if there's no one else there, no photos no hard data... that's what makes it subjective. No independent corroboration. Please Register or Log in to view the hidden image!
well, photos can be photoshopped, evidence can be planted, test results skewed, but i assure you without a doubt that if you experienced what i have experienced, you would believe too. that's the beauty of it.
Granted, which is why I also used the word "corroboration". And that is a supposition on your part. Pure, unsupported, baseless supposition.
well that's what i mean by the beauty of it...it's your inquiry that initiates it, and it's custom designed evidence just for you. you wouldn't and couldn't experience just what i have, but whatever you were to experience would prove it to you. otherwise it wouldn't be presented at all. cause that's how god rolls...
Ego again. YOUR personal subjective experience is superior to any other? And then you assume that I would behave the way you did? Simply because that's the way you behaved? Nothing BUT ego in your belief.
Yeah, good answer. God is slightly more complex than this and not as boring as finding out who Santa really is.
You are agreeing with him? Keep underestimating people. I believe in God and I can say I look down on fools, not on atheists. Which point of view is more logical?
As indicated by my response, yes. I have no idea what this means. All contingent upon how you define "fool". Again, I'm not sure what you mean here. Which 2 POV am I to choose form?
Someone who looks down on a people that believe in God. Someone who looks down on people that are fools. Fool-One who is deficient in judgment, sense, or understanding.
I'm guessing you have not read, The Bible, The Koran, or The Torah? I'm reading The Koran at the moment, and everything you just posted conflicts with what actually states in The Koran. God does not make mistakes. People with their own egos make mistakes. Killing= because of people not God. Anyone can claim killing in the name of God, that does not make it a true assumption/statement. In Islam it states that you can warn people about God's Wrath, however you will never be able to convince anyone to believe in God, unless God wanted it so. Islam also states that God, will Judge anyone of any other religion. Islam does not condemn anyone to go to hell, except atheists/unbelievers. You don't understand, that the only real difference between every single human being is whether you are good or bad; there is nothing else. You either have good intentions or bad intentions. That is what every single human being should be judged upon as you base your labeling and what not on anyone.
I still have no idea what you're saying. It would have been nice of you to use the quote function correctly, so I would know what questions your responses belong to. Anyways, there's at least one question I can answer. Given [what I take to be...] your definition of "fool", I would have no choice but to place the theists in that camp.