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That's what I thought. Let me know when you're ready.

Look to Jesus Christ. It is He who I exhalt and worship and seek to imitate.

You should get out more.

What can I say buddy? Being selfless and loving others isn't everyone's cup of tea.

I agree. Jesus has done and is doing just that in the lives of them that follow Him.

Would a good teacher force their pupils to apply their teachings against their will? Would not a good teacher allow their students the choice? If Jesus Christ came forcing people to follow Him, you would be the first to complain about it.

Very good. You know then that a teacher can teach but if the student doesn't listen and doesn't apply what they have been taught, then even though they may have been taught well, it will be of no effect.

Someone asked Jesus: "Who is my neighbor?" Jesus answered by telling the parable of the Good Samaritan. Check it out some time.

He taught me how to love and still is teaching me. So Maybe the problem isn't with Jesus. Maybe it's with you.

I believe I can demonstrate it. We can debate if you want.

I could be. I could be a lot of things, like a brain in a vat, or a body lying in the matrix. I could be your biological father and the man you think is your biological father really isn't. It is logically possible that my experiences of God are just delusions. I don't believe they are...

No. They boil down to: "Love your neighbor as yourself."

Then you recognize what makes for peace and that is that men love one another as Christ and His apostles taught. This is what Christians are exhorted to do and if a Christian fails to do this then it is his fault, not Christ's.

What do you think the world would be like if everyone lived according to those principles that Jesus and His apostles taught?

Have you read the gospels and epistles in the New Testament?

It's true, sometimes when we use our five senses, they lead us to wrong conclusions. But for the most part we trust them and we rely on them and we do so without being able to prove their veridicality.

The veridicality of your five senses.

And if they had yielded to this voice.

For sin.

Ok.