Well, here is a non-believer tuning in. I doubt I'll come to Christ, but have at it.
That would be interesting except that numerology, in all its many forms, has been debunked over and over. Using numerology, the book Moby Dick predicted many things including the assassinations of:
- Indira Gandhi
- Martin Luther King
- J. F. Kennedy
- Yitzhak Rabin
- Princess Diana
Would you agree that this puts Herman Melville on the same footing as god?
-or-
Would you admit that numerology is nonsense?
Hi, (edits for spelling Etc, done now)
His point is to bring you to Christ.
Please excuse me for a moment
@Chriliman .
My point, and many others here who were like you once, is I do not intend to bring you to Christ.
I do not intend to even bring you to God, nor The Holy Spirit, all of Whom I know personally, and no. No. Not in non real or imaginative ways.
I talk when allowed. Most talk when allowed, I think. Few it seems are to bring others to God.
It seems you are me and I am you in the years in my life leading up to 1990 something.
I am. I was. I hope to always be. A scientist.
Your statements are my statements from your prospective even now, sans the word stupid. A different word is used for that, in the way you use that here.
Yes, I am excessively brilliant at high end things, and excessively deficient at low level things. As a result, I am average like everyone else. The high end stuff is totally offset by the low end stuff, that I cannot do, nor be.
No statements by anyone did I see as compelling. (There is a reason) The last man actually trying to get through to me on the subject of God, which I was interested in finding a proof for, as I had none, and knew of no one else's proof either, and was told proofs for God cannot be had, and proofs for the non existence for God cannot be had either, by two men in my profession, but in a hallway talk, and therefore casual, well as I was saying that last man before me gave me all he had on two miracles that happened to him.
After he was done, I knew they did not convince me, and I told him why, calmly professionally courteously objectively.
Like you here today, I could see alternate explanations for what he experienced.
I said I was sorry. I was. I said I was sorry but I could see an alternate explanation for each of those miracles, that did not include God.
He said to me then: I hope someday something happens yo you that makes you certain.
It did one day. It did.
Initially, as I was new, one day a man who is not nice in God's world at all, not to me not to others, but still he was there, says something that was right.
Very little else mean people say about God is true. In fact mean people know almost nothing about God for real, but at the same time tell you the opposite. They say they know much.
He said God is an experience. 5 - 6 years later, I found out that is true.
Even I, and it has been confirmed and validated by both groups, the religious authorities, and the mental health science boys and girls, even I who knows much about God now from personal experiences, only learned about God, from and Through that,, personal experience with God, in one way or another.
@Chriliman asked for anyone who was swayed by logic and reason.
I was not, but, it would be nice to hear if anyone has been.
However, here I don't think anyone is to try to convince. We are just talking, as that is what is requested of us by
@Chriliman
Maybe for everyone God is an experience first.
LOVE,