If God appeared to you 25 feet tall and floating down the Thames, THEN would you believe?

Answer 1

not until he spat forth plagues, and ripped out the still beating hearts of the dead. Go anubis!


Our gods the Fun God
Our gods the Sun God
RA! RA! RA!

Answer 2

Of course not. I might think I believe at the moment. But later on, someone would convince me that I had a hallucination and some psychiatrist would give me medication. Drugs solve everything, you know. After years of therapy, they will claim a great success as I declare that I really didn't see a 25 foot tall God and everyone will live happily ever after. Except 25 foot tall Moses who was hanging down at the mini-mart, but no one saw him and he's depressed about it. I think he's taking Lexapro.

Answer 3

Ive seen 25 feet things float down the Thames that would make even God question his sanity,

Answer 4

If Zeus appeared to you 25 feet tall and floating down the Thames, THEN would you believe?
If the pretty pink unicorn appeared to you 25 feet tall and floating down the Thames, THEN would you believe?

Answer 5

As soon as you have a mental picture of god then he is not god anymore, he is that person with 25 feet tall and .....

to test for a person or god to be God check the statement of God him self.

[1] Say! "He is Allâh, (the) One.
[2] "Allah The Self-Sufficient Master, Whom all creatures need, (He neither eats nor drinks))
[3] "He begets not, nor was He begotten.
[4] "And there is none co-equal or comparable unto Him."
{translation of Chapter 112, Qur'an}

Allah (in Quran), Ella or Alah or elah (all used in Bible old and new testament original hebrw and greek text)

This is the tuch stone of Theology

Answer 6

I watched a 100 foot Mickey Mouse float down Broadway. Your point?

Answer 7

Just because something is big doesn't make it a god. I'd be more likely to believe a subltle humble person. Then again, I don't believe there's a god out there anyway so it'd have to be pretty darn good to be believable.

Answer 8

In fifty 5 years of my existence, I easily have in no way had a non believing pal ever pass in any way in direction of any faith. If something, maximum have become particularly greater proof against the style of outrage, because of their greater effective gathered expertise appropriate to the absurdity of all religions. non secular human beings like to push the parable of the atheist who joins their faith. it is so uncommon an journey, that this is will become noteworthy because of fact it is so uncommon. meanwhile, those comparable believers overlook appropriate to the veritable floods of their former fellow believers leaving their faith for atheism, on the same time as focusing on the very uncommon moving atheist. That, of direction, is a exhibit of dishonesty.

Answer 9

Felix the Cat, Garfield and Superman appear 25 feet tall in the Macy's Parade each Thanksgiving in New York. Should I believe they're gods?

Answer 10

No, but I'm sure a LOT of NBA folks would be chasing him down to sign a lucrative Pro-basketball contract. LOL

BB,
Raji the Green Witch

Answer 11

Who said it? Maybe Thomas Aquinace. I can't remember but...

"For the man of faith no proof is necessary. For the man without faith no proof is sufficient."

There will always be those who disbelieve and cast aspirsions on believers. No amount of proof will EVER be sufficient for them. So don't waste your time. Concentrate on your own faith walk and don't let them get to you.

And Crying Angel... If I SAW the pretty pink unicorn and PETTED the pretty pik unicorn, and maybe even RODE on the pretty pink unicorn, yeah... I'd probably believe it.