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Thanks. > You haven't proven how there is absolutely NO DOUBT to these claims. That hasn't been my aim all along though. I would never argue or try to prove
by theonething 5y ago
Thanks.
> You haven't proven how there is absolutely NO DOUBT to these claims.
That hasn't been my aim all along though. I would never argue or try to prove there is no doubt to these claims. I fully accept there is a large element of faith to religious claims. And I readily admit as believer, my faith is not perfect and I have doubts. But my ratio of faith to doubt is high enough to get me over the fence to belief. As an aside, I always argue that everyone everywhere live their lives by faith. [1]
My assertion has been your reason for your doubt, namely that Jesus only manifested to a relatively small group of people, is not valid. But I think we can agree to disagree at this point.
[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29710355 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29710355
- omarfarooq 5y ago> My assertion has been your reason for your doubt, namely that Jesus only manifested to a relatively small group of people, is not valid. That's an odd thing for you to say. In the absence of certainty, there is always doubt. No matter how infinitesimal.