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Grassblade wrote:
> Darren New <dne### [at] sanrrcom> wrote:
>> Darren New wrote:
>>> I have never met an theist who could give a single example of anything
>>> that would convince him *his* religion is wrong.
>> And here's an example of that, too:
>>
>> Say you go to hawaii, and you find this group of people who, by praying
>> to Pele (the volcano goddess), can *actually* regenerate amputated
>> limbs. No scientific explanation is forthcoming, but anyone who has lost
>> a limb can go there, get three people to pray in a circle, and his limb
>> will grow back all by itself within a month.
>>
>> Show this to a faithful Christian. What is he going to say? "Gee, maybe
>> Pele really exists, and answers prayers better than JHVH does?" Or is it
>> going to be interpreted as a conspiracy by Satan to lure faithful
>> Christians away from their One True Religion?
> The latter obviously. As I'm sure you know.
Right. That's my point. Even if there's someone worshiping some *other*
God who is doing miracles for them, you wouldn't believe it. Right in
front of your eyes, a different God is performing miracles!
Hence, I'm actually *more* willing to change my faith by merely asking
for miracles than you are.
So don't give me crap about how egotistical I am for asking for miracles
in order to judge God, when you won't even accept miracles as proof.
So far, no Christian I've ever spoken to has admitted that if some
*other* god personally revealed herself as the one and true God, that
they'd accept that. I'm willing to do that. Now who is more close-minded?
You're no better than Pharoh, who at least had the excuse that JHVH
didn't want him changing his mind.
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Darren New / San Diego, CA, USA (PST)
It's not feature creep if you put it
at the end and adjust the release date.
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