"Okay, I believe in a higher power(s) now...."

[dóxatotheó]

Which means I have conceded all arguments for God(s) general existence. Now all theists have left to do, presumably, is to demonstrate the Bible specifically.

Shouldn't be very hard...? We have just eliminated many many many formal arguments, in advance.

Thank you kindly, as always.

modern scholarship o religions notes that the evidence for other non-abrahamic religions are quite slim, also people who study philosophy and classical theism and quantum theories notes that the possibility of any other type of God other than a classical theist God is logically impossible and we understand christianity archaeology and constant lingustics on greek and hebrew certain hebrew words are impossible to interpret such has YHWH so we understand the holy name of God is impossible to say because theres different variations to say it quite odd dont you think also our religion is the only religion historically and morally cosistent even with skeptic attacks it can be explained easily

 

[cvanwey]

modern scholarship o religions notes that the evidence for other non-abrahamic religions are quite slim, also people who study philosophy and classical theism and quantum theories notes that the possibility of any other type of God other than a classical theist God is logically impossible and we understand christianity archaeology and constant lingustics on greek and hebrew certain hebrew words are impossible to interpret such has YHWH so we understand the holy name of God is impossible to say because theres different variations to say it quite odd dont you think also our religion is the only religion historically and morally cosistent even with skeptic attacks it can be explained easily

Tell any of this to an educated Hindu, Buddhist, or other; and then set back, and grab some popcorn.