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You appear to have misunderstood my request. I asked for a factual description of your God, not a baseless, arbitrary claim. That claim has no more support than the claim that Santa Claus is the cause of all other things. Describe this Christian God of yours. Tell us something factual about...

A “rational understanding of Christianity and angels and demons” would lead one to conclude that the central claims of Christianity are untrue and that angels and demons are imaginary. Do you adhere to the Statement of Faith that this site uses to define Christianity? I’m endeavouring to...

I asked you do you believe this God of yours answers your prayers or the Christian God answers other Christians’ prayers in the present. From your answer above, I take it that you don’t believe the Christian God answers your prayers or any other Christian’s prayers. What other Christian beliefs...

I’m not asking about the NT, I’m asking you what you believe right now. Do you believe this God of yours answers your prayers? Do you believe the Christian God answers other Christians’ prayers in the present? Please spare me your misplaced condescension. I find it...

I didn’t respond to your red herring because it is irrelevant to this discussion. This discussion is about your claims that the Christian God is outside time, constant and unchanging and now you’ve claimed that it caused the Big Bang—none of which you’ve supported with a single shred of sound...

I’m not qualified enough to form an opinion on which is the most rational. However, it certainly isn’t rational to simply believe that some magic being did it without a single shred of sound evidence to prove that such a being is real. Do you have any sound evidence? Physical means having...

When you place “The beginning” with a capital ‘T’ in quotes like that, it implies that you don’t mean the beginning in the usual sense, but instead you are using the term as a euphemism for the Christian God. It implies that you don’t mean...

I don’t believe that. I just told you why I don’t believe you. You haven’t provided any sound evidence or sound arguments to support your claims. There has never been a shred of sound evidence or a single sound argument to prove that the Christian God is real. It is irrational to believe...

It is not reasonable to believe something when there is no sound evidence or sound argument supporting that belief. There has never been a single shred of sound evidence or a single sound argument establishing the existence of the Christian God or establishing the validity or truth of the claim...

And just because you do believe it doesn’t mean it does exist. You can believe whatever you like, but that doesn’t make it true. No amount of belief can make something a fact. In this context, it appears “spiritual” means “imaginary”. The imaginary realm is not proven, only experiential. Are...

Sound arguments for the existence of the Christian God would prove its existence. However, as you note, there haven’t been any yet despite millennia of failed attempts. Because its existence isn’t proven, you cannot use it as a premise to the argument that it is the source of morality. Until...

I’m sure there is reasoning behind your beliefs, but is that reasoning sound? Both those “ifs” are unproven. Your argument isn’t sound unless its premises are true. You need to prove that the Christian God created the universe and that it is still active. If you can’t then this isn’t sound...

With sound evidence and sound arguments, of course. Can you provide any? If so then please do. So you consider asking Christians to provide a sound argument that the Christian God is the source of morality to be vilification and denigration? Do you think we should just accept all Christian...

Religious faith is nothing more than belief without sound evidence or sound reasoning. You are simply admitting you are credulous. It is hardly an admirable trait. Then please explain the sound reasoning you used to reach the conclusion that the Christian God is constant and unchanging. First...

In this case, you cannot prove the Christian God is constant and unchanging because you cannot even prove it is real. What use is an explanation based on a claim that can’t be proven? If someone told you that the reason ghosts are transparent is because they are vibrating at tremendous speeds...

So you cannot prove that the Christian God is constant and unchanging or even that it is real. Again, why did you make the unsupported claim that the Christian God is constant and unchanging and why should anyone believe your claims?

No, I see no problem in asking people to prove their claims are true. Can you prove that the Christian God is constant and unchanging or not? If you are going to tell us it’s impossible to prove then obviously your claim has no support. If that is the case then why did you make that unsupported...

You are the one who made the claim so that’s your problem. Again, prove it. If you cannot establish the validity or truth of your claims then why should anyone believe you?

Prove it, but before you do that, you first need to prove that your God is even real.

You do if you or any other Christian wants to argue that the Christian God is the source of morality. For any argument to be sound, its premises must be true so for your argument to be sound, you need to prove that the Christian God is real. If Christians cannot establish the validity or truth...