God demands faith, not evidence.
When evidence is missing → “Have faith.”
When evidence contradicts the belief → “Have faith.”
When nothing happens → “Have faith.”
At what point does “faith” become nothing more than a shield against reality?
God wants you to believe.
Yet God supposedly knows exactly what evidence would convince every sincere skeptic.
So why remain hidden?
If an all-powerful God wants people to believe in Him, why make His existence so indistinguishable from non-existence?
@JWhite60082@God_Questioner Hope and faith is not the same thing. And even if , is one thing to hope for something challenging, risky etc and another thing to hope and have faith to an imaginary friend
God always gets the credit.
Prayer works → God answered.
Prayer fails → God said no.
Nothing happens → God has a plan.
Convenient.
If God gets credit for everything but can never be proven wrong, is this really evidence, or just an unfalsifiable excuse?
God supposedly wants you to know Him.
Yet He gives no universally undeniable evidence of His existence.
Instead, billions of people inherit contradictory religions based largely on where they're born.
Why does divine truth look so much like human invention?
@archie_lochie Sorry for all the back and forth with that guy. Some people are so delusional that cannot stop arguing with the facts. And after so many replies, he just blocked me :)
@LeeCheetha49122@archie_lochie I prefer to keep "singing" my factual truth.
I could just start writing what my background (job/studies) is but that's not of your concern:)
@D_Preacher_1 For your question to be valid, first we have to see evidence that God exists. So the answer to your question is that god don't exist in the first place :)
Hence the "If ?" :)
Every religion claims to have the truth.
Funny how the “one true religion” is so often the one your parents taught you.
If you had been born somewhere else, would your God still be “the obvious truth”?
@ForeverKuffar@TheExBeliever Let's forget about resurrection and just tell me any real evidence you have (except bible) for anything else related to Jesus...