20 people saw you make a non sequitur.
How shall I put it. When Mormons start walking on water, feeding thousands at a time, raising the dead, healing the truly sick and disabled let me know. Until then your comparison is invalid.
I can write a story where I do all of those.
Will you accept me as a deity?
Funny how you are working to hold on to your worldview.I didn't think that they were mutually exclusive. I accept both as mechanisms for different phenomenon in nature.
You will have TO DO all those things. You can't without lying.
Do you have eyewitnesses who saw you do those things and then chose to be killed rather than deny it?I can write a story where I do all of those.
Will you accept me as a deity?
All I need to do is write stories where I do those things. That will put me on equal ground with the NT.
Funny how you are working to hold on to your worldview.
No it won't. It would put you on equal footing with the Book of Mormon and Quran.
Also would you die to protect your lies?
Not really. All that was shown is that you disagree with my definition and you shared your own definition. You show, however, that you have a very definite belief about God, so your definition is in conflict with your actions. I take your actions as being the actual definition you live by.Your definition of atheist was shown to be wrong.
And the NT.
You mean like Joseph Smith did?
http://eom.byu.edu/index.php/Martyrdom_of_Joseph_and_Hyrum_Smith
Your definition of atheist was shown to be wrong.
So you believe that an almost improbable random chance brought about the complexities we see today. The odds of that happening are astoundingly improbable, but here you are advocating for it anyway. Congratulations on your blind faith.You might as well claim that I can't like both chocolate and vanilla ice cream.
If you are referring to evolution, mutations occur through random chance while changes in allele frequencies within populations occur through natural selection. Both random chance and natural selection play important roles in evolution.
I can discuss specific experiments if you want to learn more.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Luria–Delbrück_experiment
https://acbr12.wordpress.com/2012/0...nd-joshua-and-esther-lederbergs-experiment-2/
No not the NT. Miracles were witnessed by thousands.
Same Holy Spirit attesting to each believer then as now and will continue.
There are thousands of attributes to compare between NT and those others works. Not even close.
Let me know when Muhammad and Joe rise from the dead.
So you believe that an almost improbable random chance brought about the complexities we see today.
The odds of that happening are astoundingly improbable, but here you are advocating for it anyway. Congratulations on your blind faith.
So where mine.
Loudmouth 1:1 Lo, did Loudmouth walk on water. It was witnessed by thousands.
See?
Loudmouth 1:2 So did the Holy Spirit attest to each believe then as now and as it continues forever.
Same thing.
Ralph 1:1 I witnessed Loudmouth walking on water.
Larry 1:1 I, too, witnessed Loudmouth walking on water.
How many more do I need?
Ralph 2:1 On the Friday, Loudmouth rose from the dead.
Larry 3:1 On the Friday, Loudmouth rose from the dead, and I witnessed it.
Need anything more?
I have yet to see any probability calculations that show it to be improbable.
Also, I think life evolved which includes natural selection. It isn't just random chance.
The only blind faith is your claims of knowing what the odds are.
Also, I have evidence so there is no need for faith.
29+ Evidences for Macroevolution
Remind me again what the probability of something coming from nothing are.
So, life started out by random chance . . .
and evolved into natural selection.
This would mean that nature now dictates and predetermines everything at this point. Yet, you deny predestination. You seem to be conflicted.
Easy to figure out.
Loudmouth (your example above of course) was not really Loudmouth but an author with the same name. He only took the good words of Loudmouth who no one can even confirm lived, and is making money to buy powerball tickets.
Then the psuedo Loudmouth decided to add in a few magic tricks and sell the book to Random House.
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