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Originally posted by seven7seven
faith - the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen.
you believe in the wind eventhough you can't see it physically. wind can be seen in a way though. you see the effects. things blowing around, etc.
i believe in God although i can't see him physically. i can see the effects. God has changed my life. he does miracles. he heals people.
people don't want to believe in God. they don't want to change the way they think. they don't want to change the way they live. stubbornness doesn't get you anywhere. |
So you compared god with the wind?
Well first, there is physical and visible proof that the wind exists.
It moves things, oohhhhh, it brushes against you like some invisible force. You can see what it does, therefore you know it exists.
God on the otherhand has no physical nor visible proof that he truly exists. People are healed eh? How so? tell me please.
If you have any idea about the metaphysical/preternatural/supernatural then you'll realize that there is proof that some people are healed by others by some psychic means.
Now go find some perfect proof that proves his existence, and I'll believe wholeheartedly, but until then I'll shoot you people down when you say God exists because of so and so, when that so and so isn't anything other then something already recorded and done by humans or something else that is normal, albeit strange.