personal experiences

[TheStraightener]

I hear a lot of talk on here about personal experiences of God etc.

What I'd like to know is, let's say something happened tomorrow that proved the bible was false. Not a single claim was true and it was undeniable.

For those who have had personal experiences of God... What would you then put that down to or how would you explain it?

Would you credit a different God? Would you seek for a more logical answer?

What would take the credit for your personal experience?

 

[Chesterton]

There's a forum here which might be a better place for those questions.

 

[Michael]

I hear a lot of talk on here about personal experiences of God etc.

What I'd like to know is, let's say something happened tomorrow that proved the bible was false. Not a single claim was true and it was undeniable.

For those who have had personal experiences of God... What would you then put that down to or how would you explain it?

Would you credit a different God? Would you seek for a more logical answer?

What would take the credit for your personal experience?

FYI, you're *assuming* personal experiences of God are directly related to one's belief in the concept of 'Biblical infallibility". There is no one to one connection in my case. One is a direct experience of God. The other is a book.

 

[juvenissun]

I hear a lot of talk on here about personal experiences of God etc.

What I'd like to know is, let's say something happened tomorrow that proved the bible was false. Not a single claim was true and it was undeniable.

For those who have had personal experiences of God... What would you then put that down to or how would you explain it?

Would you credit a different God? Would you seek for a more logical answer?

What would take the credit for your personal experience?

Hey, grown up.
"Let's say you are not you", then who are you?
This kind of question is very very naive.

 

[CabVet]

Hey, grown up.
"Let's say you are not you", then who are you?
This kind of question is very very naive.

This kind of question is only very very naive for those who cannot imagine life outside the boundaries of where they set their beliefs. And that's called close-mindedness. So, in one post you not only showed that you are extremely close-minded, but also that you have no response to the question by attacking the messenger.

 

[ChetSinger]

I hear a lot of talk on here about personal experiences of God etc.

What I'd like to know is, let's say something happened tomorrow that proved the bible was false. Not a single claim was true and it was undeniable.

For those who have had personal experiences of God... What would you then put that down to or how would you explain it?

Would you credit a different God? Would you seek for a more logical answer?

What would take the credit for your personal experience?

I'll bite. Could you provide a hypothetical example?

 

[Gottservant]

Say I negated everything.

Could you negate me?

Please.