Why I'm Anti-Theistic

[anonymous person]

How do you know they don't get away with it?

Many people who are absolute jerks and do harm to others, live long healthy lives.

They are judged both in this life and when they stand before Christ.

A long life is not necessarily a life void of God's judgment.

A "healthy" life is not necessarily a life void of God's judgment.

 

[anonymous person]

We aren't talking about a letter I get in the mail, in the 21st century, are we?

We are talking about the NT and the gospels.

Your evasion and refusal to answer my simple question and explain is noted.

Any letter.

 

[bhsmte]

They are judged both in this life and when they stand before Christ.

A long life is not necessarily a life void of God's judgment.

A "healthy" life is not necessarily a life void of God's judgment.

How do you know this? Can you demonstrate and substantiate these people are prone to a God's judgment?

 

[anonymous person]

Which would mean, you can't consciously choose to believe in Thor, correct?

No.

 

[bhsmte]

Any letter.

Did you receive a letter from the authors of the gospels?

 

[anonymous person]

How do you know this? Can you demonstrate and substantiate these people are prone to a God's judgment?

God said that whatever a man sows that shall he reap. God said it that settles it.

 

[bhsmte]

No.

Ok. Choose to believe in Thor right now as being real. What does that feel like?

 

[anonymous person]

Did you receive a letter from the authors of the gospels?

The gospels are the correspondence.

 

[bhsmte]

God said that whatever a man sows that shall he reap. God said it that settles it.

How do you know a God said that?

 

[bhsmte]

The gospels are the correspondence.

Do you believe everything you read?

 

[anonymous person]

Ok. Choose to believe in Thor right now as being real. What does that feel like?

LOL

Do you have any reasons why I should choose to believe Thor exists?

 

[bhsmte]

LOL

Do you have any reasons why I should choose to believe Thor exists?

Because you said you could make a conscious choice to believe he is real.

 

[anonymous person]

How do you know a God said that?

Not a god. God.

How do I know? I read His correspondence to me.

 

[bhsmte]

Not a god. God.

How do I know? I read His correspondence to me.

How do you know what you read is credible?

 

[anonymous person]

Because you said you could make a conscious choice to believe he is real.

I can. I don't choose to believe in the truthfulness of a proposition just because I can. Neither do you.

 

[anonymous person]

How do you know what you read is credible?

What I read corresponds to reality.

 

[bhsmte]

What I read corresponds to reality.

Your personal reality, or independent reality, supported objectively?

 

[bhsmte]

I can. I don't choose to believe in the truthfulness of a proposition just because I can. Neither do you.

But you said you could choose to consciously believe in Thor, if you wanted to, correct?

 

[anonymous person]

Your personal reality, or independent reality, supported objectively?

There is one reality. That which exists independently of my personal feelings or opinions.

 

[anonymous person]

But you said you could choose to consciously believe in Thor, if you wanted to, correct?

Sure.