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Socrates4Jesus
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My purpose here is not to convert you to any kind of religion, but to learn for myself whether your assertion that God does not exists is actually true. I like to say about myself that the only thing about which i am dogmatic is the truth.Before I answer, I would have to clarify that there are more than one (conflicting!) definition of ‘god’. If you mean the god of the bible, that one is CLEARLY bunkum. If you have another definition, then of course he may exist.
Every time someone has offered a description of their god to me, it has been ludicrous. Maybe yours is more reasonable. I have no way of knowing until I hear the description.
My mistake might be in assuming that you were making the assertion that it is improbable that any God exists. Perhaps you believe that a God exists, but that Christians completely misrepresents or misunderstands him, her, or it.
For the sake of dialog, i’d like to suggest a definition (albeit not a complete one) of God:
God is an omniscient and personal being who has communicated in some way with the human race.
I suppose this vague definition might apply to Islam, Christianity, Roman Catholicism, or Judaism. Again, i’m not trying to prove any religion right. For the sake of simplicity and brevity i’m asking that we consider the probability that a God who fits this description exists.
If you show me that the evidence i have does not demonstrate beyond a reasonable and rational doubt that this God exists, then there is no point in talking about which religion understands him best. I shall toss my religious texts in the trash and throw my lot in with you.