
Yep, reading comprehnsion going back to the definition of the Abrahamic faiths ... whom all worship the same God. Yet you make delineations ... for the multiple Gods which are actually one.
And then jump to Prophets!
Well, we know you are the real Prophet of God - so good luck founding your own religion!
Perhaps you should stop smoking weed or whatever it is that is blocking your short term memory processes!
It’s as or more likely.
The universe is the way it is because that’s how things are.
Is more simplified then the universe is the way it is because god was the way it needed to be to make it the way it is because that’s how things are
it’s not impossible for god to exist and make the universe for a purpose of its own
But it’s not necessary and it’s just as unlikely the right kind of god would just happen to exist to make us. So as an argument that god must exist or is more likely to exist the teleological argument fails
While still happily for you not disproving god
Last edited by stig42; Mar 27 2012 at 06:42 PM.
The topic is stories about God and whether one is more valid than the other. These stories come from Prophets such as the ones mentioned and from other places about other Gods.
In the case of Joseph Smith, Muhammad, and Moses .. same God but different stories.
Do you believe all the stories about the God of Abraham and stories about other Gods ?


the % of those prayers "answered" is vanishingly small.
How about all those people who go to the televised prayer meeting and somebody like Ernest Ansley or Bennie Hin supposedly heals people with all kinds of afflictions thru prayer. Are those miracles, and if so, how come there is absolutely no verifiable evidence of the efficacy of this approach?
My karma ran over your dogma.
"I count religion but a childish toy, and hold there is no sin but ignorance."
- C Marlowe.
Ignorance more frequently begets confidence than does knowledge.
- C Darwin

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