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> Either there is a God who actually exists in reality Well, which/what "God"? the definition of God itself is purely a philosophical question. You can't ask y
by aikah 12y ago
> Either there is a God who actually exists in reality
Well, which/what "God"? the definition of God itself is purely a philosophical question. You can't ask yourself whether "God" exists or not, until you define precisely what you mean by "God". And men do not agree at all on what "God" is, even those that claim they follow the same religion. That's why you can't ask "science" to answer a question on a matter that has no formal definition to begin with. God is an idea first and foremost. a vague idea at best that bear no exact definition, thus a philosophy.
- AnimalMuppet 12y agoI come at this the other way around. If there is a God that exists in reality, then that God is the relevant one. If there is no God that exists in reality, then none of them are relevant. Again, the driving question is what exists in reality, not philosophy.