Theists: What should be proof enough?

[Father Heathen]

Originally Posted by Mister Emu

Evidence

Ah, rick rolled.

[rojse]

Originally Posted by Mister Emu

Evidence

With statements from their upcoming events calendar like:

In this talk, Carl Kerby shows us what evidence we have as well as how to dispute evolution with what we see in the fossil record today.

Come to this special workshop to meet Kadar, the amazing intelligent dog! Kadar is a highly trained dog that does impersonations! Dr. David Menton, an anatomist, will use Kadar to present on variation of the species, demonstrating that it is not evolution.

This is a well-illustrated presentation explaining why the six literal days of Creation in the first chapters of Genesis are exactly what they say - six literal days

I would suspect that your links is a joke of some description.

[Mister Emu]

I used it for the humor, but it really exists...

[rojse]

Originally Posted by Mister Emu

I used it for the humor, but it really exists...

I know that it really exists, I wasn't sure whether you had linked it because you were being humourous or trying to show evidence.

[Mestemia]

Originally Posted by ChristineES

Not to be sarcastic but sometimes I think the only way to prove God to most atheists would be for God to come down and talk to them. And even then, I am sure that at least some of them would say they were hallucinating.

Interestingly enough, this is a two way street.
If God came down and told you that yes, he does exist, but that all your beliefs about him are wrong, would you listen?
Most theists wouldn't.

Originally Posted by stephenw

My wife is an atheist who doesn't like coffee. Seeing God and liking coffee are similar in that you either do or you don't, if you change it has to come from within, trying to convince someone isn't any good.

This seems to me the best post thus far.
Even though it does not answer the question..

Originally Posted by Mister Emu

Evidence

Originally Posted by Mister Emu

I used it for the humor, but it really exists...

Scary it is, that not only does it exist, but there are those who swallow it hook, line and sinker.

[Willamena]

Originally Posted by Mestemia

If God came down and told you that yes, he does exist, but that all your beliefs about him are wrong, would you listen?

What if one of your beliefs was that he exists? Wouldn't that be a kicker?

[Mestemia]

Originally Posted by Willamena

What if one of your beliefs was that he exists? Wouldn't that be a kicker?

nag nag nag

Ok miss smarty pants...

If God came down and told you that yes, he does exist, but that all your other beliefs about him are wrong, would you listen?

Is that better?

[Willamena]

Originally Posted by Mestemia

If God came down and told you that yes, he does exist, but that all your other beliefs about him are wrong, would you listen?

Is that better?

Technically, that's the way I've come to believe in God. I had to discard everything I thought I knew about him.