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Is this Proof of Lord?

Guitar's Cry

Disciple of Pan
God is omniscient so is aware that his believers are right. And his believers are right because God is omniscient. Is this the argument?
 

mikkel_the_dane

My own religion
It looks to be another "If X, then X" yet X isn't shown to exist. The flaw is thinking that referring to X as if it exists as a priori is sufficient to assume it exists. It doesn't work. It's another attempt to force God into existence with words.

Well, that is not unique to religion. If we define the universe as natural, then it is an objective fact, that the universe is natural. ;)
 

F1fan

Veteran Member
Well, that is not unique to religion. If we define the universe as natural, then it is an objective fact, that the universe is natural. ;)
We observe the consistency of nature as natural. We observe the consistency, we didn't define it as consistent. There is no other observed phenomenon that suggests there isn't a natural.
 

mikkel_the_dane

My own religion
We observe the consistency of nature as natural. We observe the consistency, we didn't define it as consistent. There is no other observed phenomenon that suggests there isn't a natural.

Well, natural is an over-reduction of consistency, because it is natural that I can say. No, the universe is not natural. You are confusing your cognition as consistency with how the universe work.
 

Evangelicalhumanist

"Truth" isn't a thing...
Premium Member
The sentence of type "If X, then X" is the following:

If I am blue, then I am blue.

Here the X is "I am blue". You cannot see this structure in the text of my proof.
Can't see proof in your "proof," either. @F1fan is quite correct, you are merely trying to force God into existence with words.

You might just as well have said, "God exists because God exists." Just as empty and meaningless.
 
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