According to atheists? do you have any evidence that Gods exist?
That's where the delusional part comes in.
No you can not.
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According to atheists? do you have any evidence that Gods exist?According to athiests there is no evidence that God exists.
That's where the delusional part comes in.If that is true then Christians have chosen to believe he does.
No you can not.If that is true then you can chose to believe if you want to.
I don't think you understand. Once you know something, you can't "choose" what you believe about it. For instance, once you learn 2+2=4, you can't "choose" to believe it's 5.If course it is. If it is true that God does not exist then the Christians have chosen to believe he does. According to athiests there is no evidence that God exists. If that is true then Christians have chosen to believe he does. If that is true then you can chose to believe if you want to.
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It takes religion to get someone to believe that 2+2=5.I don't think you understand. Once you know something, you can't "choose" what you believe about it. For instance, once you learn 2+2=4, you can't "choose" to believe it's 5.
I don't think you understand. Once you know something, you can't "choose" what you believe about it. For instance, once you learn 2+2=4, you can't "choose" to believe it's 5.
That's where the delusional part comes in.
Right, what I know is I'm not convinced he does exist.
What would you call believing something exists when there is no evidence that it does? all religions are called 'faiths'.Again, Christianity is not a mental illness. It does not meet the criteria.
Only in your mind.
What would you call believing something exists when there is no evidence that it does? all religions are called 'faiths'.
If you think Christianity is a mental illness I suggest you do your research and back that up. I already responded to your other post regarding this.
If course it is. If it is true that God does not exist then the Christians have chosen to believe he does. According to athiests there is no evidence that God exists. If that is true then Christians have chosen to believe he does. If that is true then you can chose to believe if you want to.
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And yet, you would posit that billions who follow Islam and Hinduism, or the Ancient Greek, Norse or Egyptian gods are wrong or deluded or misled. How could this delusion 'infect' generations of people around the world?
You see, the defence you would use for your own belief becomes the attack you would use to dismiss others.
You pretty much nailed it. That's the truth of the bible. And yes it was physically written by men inspired by God. If you Look at the coherency of the word over the large,time span of its writting and the number of authors its very difficult to see otherwise, unless of course you don't want to.Ah, heads I win, tails you lose!
Actually, I would not say they have a mental illness. Those claims were being made about Christians. Don't turn someone else's argument back on me. Nor was I "attacking" anyone.
You pretty much nailed it. That's the truth of the bible. And yes it was physically written by men inspired by God. If you Look at the coherency of the word over the large,time span of its writting and the number of authors its very difficult to see otherwise, unless of course you don't want to.
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That's not what you claimed. But thanks for clarifying. We are convinced so we believe.Wrong. We cannot choose to believe that of which we are unconvinced.
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