Is the neutral verdict on the existence of God being maintain by God?
Truth is, if there was solid evidence for the existence of God, it then would be a point of fact with no room for faith.
Therefore is it possible that the continued neutrality is being sustain by God for our benefit?
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Permalink Reply by Pope OoO (Out of Order) on -
And now, for an almost completely unrelated diversion...
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Permalink Reply by archaeopteryx on -
Just when you thought it was safe to go back into the water --
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Permalink Reply by archaeopteryx on
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Or, as Monty Python used to say, "And now, for something completely different --"
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Permalink Reply by Rob Klaers on -
Sorry.. I can't watch a suburban geek girl attempting to rap.
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Permalink Reply by Pope OoO (Out of Order) on
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(Can anyone tell that she's an Aspie?)
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Permalink Reply by Doug Reardon on -
No
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Permalink Reply by Logicallunatic on -
I have heard someone say to me that if Jesus was somehow proven to be the son of God that he would lose his faith immediately (crazy I know). It's the impossibility of the belief that attracted him to it. It's the underdog position which makes it good i.e. the sheer lunacy of it is what makes it 'respectable' in his eyes.
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Permalink Reply by Michael on -
Better to be a stock raven fool for God. Problem is that there are to many stock raven fools that believe that they are on God's side.
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Permalink Reply by Pope OoO (Out of Order) on
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Better to be a stock raven fool for God. Problem is that there are to many stock raven fools that believe that they are on God's side.
Better to be a stock raven fool for God The Great Pink Unicorn (peace and blessings be upon Her). Problem is that there are to many stock raven fools that believe that they are on God's The Great Pink Unicorn's (peace and blessings be upon Her) side.
Michael (and anyone else too anxious to jump in), I'm not trying troll or to mock or make fun of you. I'm posing a serious question. What's the difference between the reasonableness of your text vs my text, and/or how would you answer my quote differently from your quote?
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