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Is this Proof of Lord?

Evangelicalhumanist

"Truth" isn't a thing...
Premium Member
No. You are keeping to re-write my proof. Please use original formulation only.
Why did you omit the first line of my post? Are you trying to re-write my post?

I answered you directly. There is NO proof in your so-called "proof." It is a meaningless jumble of words mean nothing, except that it is hidden example of Russell's paradox, which always leads to contradictions.
 

ppp

Well-Known Member
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.
How are you determining that it is an over-reduction? As opposed to an under reduction. Or a dead on correct reduction?
 

It Aint Necessarily So

Veteran Member
Premium Member
The omniscient is aware of his existence. Therefore, in omniscience, there is the knowledge that believers are right.

No, this is not proof of or even evidence of a god. It's evidence that you can't make a sound argument. Others have already explained why your argument is fallacious.

You are keeping to re-write my proof. Please use original formulation only.

Nobody is attempting to rewrite your argument. Why would they? A couple have tried to get you to clarify it, which you refuse to do. So, if we stick within the boundaries of your request, the thread is over. Your argument has been rejected multiple times already by page 2.

Once you post your comment, you've opened the door to others to express their opinions without your permission or constraints.

Your argument boils down to that if an entity knows everything, then it knows that those who believe it exists are correct. That's a trivial observation. It applies to al of us, omniscient or otherwise. I'm not omniscient, but I am aware of my existence, and yes, I know that everybody who agrees that I exist is correct. And don't think I'm not grateful to them for validating my impression that I exist.

What do you think I just proved there? Nothing? I agree.
 
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