Re: God. An interesting discussion.
I don't see my evidence that gives guranteed disproof.
For the record, I agree with you guys. Just trying to make the point that in any discussion about religion I've never seen an argument go farther than logic, common-sense (or lack of each), and quoting some books. If I choose, I could believe this story with as strong a conviction as any devout person would in their belief. Yes, I'd probably be viewed as 'retarded', but at the end of the day, you wouldn't be any closer to proving me wrong than you would towards any other religion. That's all I'm getting at.
That said, I think the message the (fictional) story is trying to project is rather inspiring.
I don't see my evidence that gives guranteed disproof.
For the record, I agree with you guys. Just trying to make the point that in any discussion about religion I've never seen an argument go farther than logic, common-sense (or lack of each), and quoting some books. If I choose, I could believe this story with as strong a conviction as any devout person would in their belief. Yes, I'd probably be viewed as 'retarded', but at the end of the day, you wouldn't be any closer to proving me wrong than you would towards any other religion. That's all I'm getting at.
That said, I think the message the (fictional) story is trying to project is rather inspiring.


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