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"evidence is not needed with Gods presence.." Two points, one, the evidence I mentioned is that which others continually use to promote an "obvious existance of God", hence the thread, and two, this notion of no needed evidence sure flies in the face of the point of the Bible and all its claims of evidence of God through actual interaction with God. "if there were any evidence leading to his existence, it would be that he is not of this world(in the same way shape or form as we are)." This is entirely speculative, and makes little sense. "and if someone had to plan on him, planning everything..who would have planned on that someone?" Very good question, thats why I asked it, my point did not stop at the creation of God, however, its a question that is not getting asked enough by the faithful, who insist on making claims outside the realm of faith. "I believe God is not a single entity, but a spirit. and what we know of spirits is limited." Limited indeed, but not so limited, I take it, for you to have beliefs about it, isn't that cute. "There is no "evidence" enough for us to place in test tubes, or send to a lab. There are no microscopic bits of matter that can tell us who, or what God is and Does. We are limited by the confines of our minds. So if God transcends empirical methods, he would most certainly be outside the understanding of them." So why do people think they know what their talking about in reference to it. People have claimed of empirical evidence of God, interaction, stone tablets, miracles, etc. "..besides. how could we have true faith if we discovered him via knowledge?-(take adams word for it.)" Uh, like most religions, they are based on "knowledge" passed down from those who claim to have had physical interaction, and or direct knowledge from God. Take Adams word for it? Well thats just silly. And for many reasons. "..besides. how could we have true faith if we discovered him via knowledge?" Oh, you came up with your god concept on your own did you? And while you looked to the stars and figured all this out, did you envision the story of the Bible as well? That quote makes me ask if you know what faith is, and even what knowledge is. What do you think people have faith in? Its of their understanding of whatever is in question. Faith is not a word confined to the belief of God, nor is the knowing of God somehow not a form or knowledge, knowledge that was passed to you by others who's words you've taken, and not Adam's either.
"The Greatest Enemy of Knowledge is Not Ignorance, It is the ILLUSION of Knowledge. Stephen Hawking"
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