If you dont know then why/how is it extremely likely?
It is explained in the very post you pulled that sentence from...
I don't know what confuses you about that.
All religions make the same type of claims: supernatural bits.
Why cannot Christianity be the correct one?
I don't think I said it can not be.
The thing is though, you can ask that question of every single religion and the answer would be the same. The point.
How does islam make the same kind of claims that Hinduism makes?
Both claim supernatural things and deities.
And both do it in unfalsifiable manner.
@Allandavid made a statement and could not explain it to me. He wants me to accept without question.
What do you want explained about the sentence "
But, given the thousands of other gods that man has proposed throughout history, the evidence points in that direction. "
Do you disagree that people obviously have a habbit of inventing deities and religions?
That would be kind of bizar. Surely you don't consider every religion correct - that would require you to believe in mutually contradicting claims.
Surely you don't believe Shiva, Visjnoe and Thor exist?
That would mean that you think that the religions of those deities are incorrect, right?
That is why he is keeping company with 2 other people who failed as well.
You are lucky you are not up there as well considering our 2 previous discussions but lets see where we go, you never know.
Arrogance, is not a very flattering property.
Such as. What form would satisfy your criteria?
Something independently verifiable that points exclusively to your god.
I just told you.
What have you got?
You're the theist. You're the one making the claims.
Don't ask me to tell you what evidence you should have.
Again, you're the one making the claim... You bring the evidence and explain how you feel it supports your religious claims and we'll go from there.
Just cut to the chase and bring me your BEST piece of evidence.
Make sure it is independently verifiable. I'm not interested in unverifiable anecdotes.
Well ill flip some cards over for you and show you where i was going.
Alternatively, you could just answer the question........................
I have a relationship with God through the Holy Spirit. I know there is a God! The Holy Spirit strengthens my position. Ask me something here?
You don't "know". You believe.
As AaronRa put it once: "
you don't know it, if you can't show it".
Ive had an encounter with God spiritually in a way that is certain.
Alien abductees had encounters with aliens in a way that they feel certain as well.
That doesn't convince you, why should your "testimony" convince me?
i am now stubborn for God
You're stubborn, allrgith.
God is real to me. Like my friends and family are.
Thor was real to Vikings.
Mars was real to Romans.
Zeus was real to Greeks.
Ra was real to Egyptians.
Allah is reall to muslims.
Visjnoe is real to Hindu's.
Alien anal probes are real to alien abductees.
So if God is real to me and his existance is known to me, how do i disprove something that as real as you?
How do I differentiate your claim of knowledge from a simple delusion?
What do you say to a hindu who claims to "know" that Visjnoe is real?
Or to an abductee who claims to "know" that aliens are abducting and anally probing humans?
How do i disprove your existence?
/facepalm
Do you want to debate the existance of aliens? Do you believe in aliens?
Claimed alien abductees, surely do.
I don't. You probably don't either.
Yet, alien abductees claim the same kind of "experience based knowledge" as you do.
Maybe you should reflect on that for a few minutes and then see what you can learn from that in context of your own "experience based knowledge".
