After all, you are human, and humans by their nature are capable of error. Therefore, since you ARE human and there's no empirical proof that a God exists, isn't it absolutely correct to say that it's at least POSSIBLE you're wrong about the existence of God?
Moreover, isn't it interesting that where you were born largely determines what God you believe in, if you believe in a God? After all, if you were born in India, you'd most likely believe in the Hindu Gods, wouldn't you?
So isn't it possible that you were born in the area that chose the wrong God to believe in out of all the thousands of possible Gods, and you just were unlucky in that fashion?
Moreover, if you say "No, it's impossible that I'm wrong", isn't that committing blasphemy against your God by saying that you're as perfect as he is on that one particular issue? If you can't be wrong, isn't that saying you're perfect with respect to that issue, thereby elevating yourself to the same level as God?
2007-10-21
13:19:06
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