Proving God
POSTED BY: AnthonyT
UPDATED: Friday, March 10, 2006 01:58
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When I think "prove God," I think through logic, which is what I do. I just have a different view of God than most do.
However, I don't really feel like getting into that. What I'm seeing in this thread is the discussion of imposing God, not proving Him (the masculinity is for tradition's sake). I wholeheartedly disagree with prosyletization. People believe what's right for them, and forcing people to conform is never beneficial to any party.
"People believe what they want to believe." It's better than that: people believe what they ought to believe. I mean, why else would they believe it?
Ben
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I believe in god and I do not have to have proof to do so......I just belive......I know also that everyone believes in something be you a Buddhists, Muslim,Athist, Pagan or Christina.....they also do not need proof of there "GOD" they just believe.
Maybe that is what "religion or religions and or atheism" is...it is just believing in something. I do not think that I could imagine my life without believing in a "Higher Something". I think that using the old Christina/Atheist argument is not the way to solve this because there are soooo many other beings,things,books etc. to consider.
Just what I think..........
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