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I'm not really sure what you mean. Are you implying that it should be obvious that God exists, and I don't want to believe in him for selfish reasons? If so, you couldn't be further from the truth. I actively seek to be proven wrong, a concept that is likely to be unfamiliar to you, hence why I...

I'm not going to stay in this discussion anymore, as we're just going round in circles, and will continue to. But let me leave you with one last thought. Get a coin. Toss the coin, if it lands on heads write a H on a piece of paper, if it's tails, write a T. Continue this 63 more times. You...

a. We are far more complex than we can possibly create, therefore it must exist via something bigger than us.Whether that is intelligence design, or natural coincidence. This does not mean that because we make things, everything else must be made by someone, because our creations are not equal...

I believe the point I was trying to make was that just because it can't be explained, or proven via "evidence", does not mean there must be a supernatural explanation. There is no evidence that it could have happened via natural causes, because we have yet to understand how it works, and...

Just because we don't understand it, and probably never will, does not mean that it must be supernatural. It can simply be a case that we don't understand it. Atheism will never have all the answers and never pretends to. Religion does claim to have all the answers. That is the difference...

Tsunamis and rogue waves are the cause of displacement of water, not additional water. To flood the entire earth, it would require a lot more water than we currently have on earth.

I always wonder what happened to all the water. I mean, it had to have come from somewhere and gone somewhere. Of course, back then they didn't understand the water cycle, but we do now. Water cannot just magically appear in vast quantities and then disappear.

Of course, and you can have yours. I didn't mean to appear anti-theist.

1. The same way lots of scripture has survived, reproduction and people keeping it safe. That doesn't make it divine. 2. Very easily. I regularly dream of sword fighting, but it has no significance outside of my own subconscious imagination. 3. There are no unambiguous miracles, i.e. no...

Surely by coming up with your own man made conclusions, you are cherry picking though, aren't you?

I think there is a difference between Miracles and low probability. All of those things could well have been by chance. Can you list any miracles that aren't ambiguous?

Matthew 17:20: For truly, I say to you, if you have faith as a grain of mustard seed, you will say to this mountain, 'Move from here to there,' and it will move; and nothing will be impossible to you. John chapter 14, verses 12 through 14: "Truly, truly, I say to you, he who believes in me...

Have you ever heard of an amputee who grows back a limb? I haven't. I've heard of all sorts of prayers working, but never an amputee growing back a limb. It is not possible through natural means. There is no chance of coincidence if it is naturally impossible. If something cannot happen...

It is not to disprove God, but to disprove the power of prayer. It says several times in the Bible that if you pray for it, you shall receive it. But why does God never heal amputees? He heals other types of illness, cancer etc, but never amputees. Blind people can have their sight restored...

Hello all, first post on this forum! I wanted to ask the apologist opinion on amputees. If you don't know what I mean, visit Why Won't God Heal Amputees? Does this not disprove prayer? What is the Christian argument against it?