@reasoning logic,
reasoning logic wrote:
OK so people do bad things. Now what does this have to do with theism being logical? Where is it logical to believe in one God and not another ?
What do you think about this logical statement?
It is logical to believe in one God and not another!
Hello,
My last two post here where ignored, so I didn't feel very welcome.
This seemed like a good place to try and chime in again.
Since the two questions you asked where not sufficiently answered.
The question should reed, one person's personal belief about God, and not another. Churches, religions, and world views are just a collection of personal beliefs influenced by one another, and agreeing or disagreeing, or agreeing to disagree.
The majority of those who agree, tend to organize on what they agree on, even though they don't totally agree on anything. This is true for any belief, be it religion, politics, philosophy, sports, business, or even personal. And all things are divided by individual beliefs even when unity seems prevalent.
The ongoing debate between science and religion, and will the real God please stand up, if you are real, show me! Is quite the challenge. But you are choosing between two sides of the same coin, calling it in the air, while the debates go on, ever flipping the same coin.
The thing that divides is ignorance, Ignorance of the unknown, but not the unknowable. The willfully ignorant cling to one side of the coin, no matter what, for whatever reason. The inquisitive and open minded try to examine both sides of the coin, but the coin is now blurred because it has been flipped. It will land, righteous side up.