The problem is that you have not taken that very important first step in faith. Once you start on a journey in faith, and come to know God, you will see things from a different perspective and realise the failings of short sighted logic. And come to realise that God is ultimately responsible for whatever logic we perceive.
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Ooh, now I understand! I see the light! If I have faith, then I'll have FAITH!
If I have cookies, I'll have cookies! <**goes in search of a cookie**>
So, in other words, I'd believe in God, if only I'd take that first step and believe in God.
For his next trick, Alan will show us how to eat our cake and have it too.
Put on a blindfold & headphones with noise cancelling. Then walk across a busy highway.
Let's see your 'Faith' do better than the logic of using a road bridge or underpass, Al.
A rainbow doesn't physically exist:
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Rain, then sun. 'Faith' not required.
When a logical explanation beats the FAIL... er, I mean 'Faith' in the so-called 'Supernatural', you know your entire way of thinking is the problem: certainly in convincing we who live on Planet Reality .
Once you start on a journey in faith, and come to know God, you will see things from a different perspective...
Hopefully from a restraint jacket in a rubber room.
“The problem is that you have not taken that very important first step in faith. Once you start on a journey in faith, and come to know God, you will see things from a different perspective”
Nope. I was raised in the Faith. I had questions and got platitudes. I got tired of bullshit and left the church to seek God on my own.
My perspective hasn’t really changed. I still cannot justify how Hell is described with how Jesus was quoted.
“and realise the failings of short sighted logic.”
No, sorry. I’m pretty sure logic is sound, but it doesn’t come to the conclusions you apologists need it to. So you reject logic in favor of more platitudes.
Fuck that.
“And come to realise that God is ultimately responsible for whatever logic we perceive.”
Logic is a tool for evaluating ideas.
Like my puzzle yesterday. The pitcher drives a sports car to work; while the player named Roy arrives on his bicycle. Logic tells me Roy is not the Pitcher.
YOU are trying to tell me that without a DIVINE SUPERPOWER IN THE UNIVERSE that logic wouldn’t work?
I do not believe you.
Confused?
So were we! You can find all of this, and more, on Fundies Say the Darndest Things!
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