As per the other thread about what it might take to believe in God, and presumably this might apply only to those who do have a belief in the one God, although it also might apply to others.
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As per the other thread about what it might take to believe in God, and presumably this might apply only to those who do have a belief in the one God, although it also might apply to others.
If you'll be able to define "God" without using the word "God"What would it take for you to NOT believe in God?
Nothing can take away my faith and belief in the spiritual realm and the countless Gods and Buddhas that is there.As per the other thread about what it might take to believe in God, and presumably this might apply only to those who do have a belief in the one God, although it also might apply to others.
Wow. I'll have to remember that the next time someone says atheists are closed-minded.Nothing can take away my faith and believe in the spiritual realm and the countless Gods and Buddhas that is there.
And nothing can take away my faith and belief in my teacher and the teaching I cultivate.
What is close minded in having no doubt in the teaching and once spiritual teacher?Wow. I'll have to remember that the next time someone says atheists are closed-minded.
"Nothing can take away my faith..." Sounds pretty closed-minded. Your belief is not falsifiable, it's impervious to facts, reason or testing.What is close minded in having no doubt in the teaching and once spiritual teacher?
The one I doubt is my self and my own ability to enlighten to the teaching.
Yes I am the one who "test" my own faith in the teaching and in my teacher. I do not blindly follow, but so far I have not found anything in the teaching or with my teacher I can say is false."Nothing can take away my faith..." Sounds pretty closed-minded. Your belief is not falsifiable, it's impervious to facts, reason or testing.
When I die... nothing happens.As per the other thread about what it might take to believe in God, and presumably this might apply only to those who do have a belief in the one God, although it also might apply to others.
When I die... nothing happens.
Why would God be requisite to something happening after death?
If you'll be able to define "God" without using the word "God"
When I die... nothing happens.
ROTFLMAOIf you'll be able to define "God" without using the word "God"
Interesting, is it not, that his very question indicates he has no idea which god he believes in?I don't think I need bother since no doubt there are plenty of different definitions, and beliefs as to such. Expect them all to mean the same thing?
As per the other thread about what it might take to believe in God, and presumably this might apply only to those who do have a belief in the one God, although it also might apply to others.
When I die... nothing happens.
Wow. I'll have to remember that the next time someone says atheists are closed-minded.