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> I have some arguments I find convincing and that I like, but when push comes to shove, it's a personal (and wholly non-rational) choice someone makes. As som
by rubicon33 10y ago
> I have some arguments I find convincing and that I like, but when push comes to shove, it's a personal (and wholly non-rational) choice someone makes.
As someone who has a moderate understanding of religious history, I'm always surprised by people who are able to subscribe to a specific philosophy. So, would you mind detailing the arguments? I'm genuinely curious.
- dvt 10y agoSo you're asking why Christianity as opposed to Judaism or Hinduism. This is a much more nuanced question. I don't really think I can do it justice in a forum comment (nor do I know if I'm fully equipped epistemically), but I like what William Lane Craig has to say. He's a world-famous Christian apologist and has tons of debates on Youtube.
- rubicon33 10y agoThanks, I'll check out the debates. Happy new year!