Yes, Frank, you are quite incoherent. For instance, how do you know that the gods don't decide which team wins in the super-ball each year? Why, so many fans are praying that their team wins -- it would make sense if gods would listen and intervene. If that's the case, "who will win the super-ball this year" implies theologic considerations. And you have no way to know if this is the case or not...
Beware! Even in your schizophrenic worldview, your two different senses of reality may collide.
How do you know that the gods aren't sport fans? American football can be so... errr... captivating?
When you can't answer a question, no need to pretend that it is ridiculous.
Putting aside one part of reality from one another makes little sense if we're talking of the same reality.
There's no logical reason to believe that a putative god or God would not use sports as one of His 'ways with the world'.
Quote:Fine...then think that a putative god or GOD would use sports as one of its ways of the world. I certainly am not stopping you from doing so.
The point is: YOU believe that God, if he exists, is certainly not into sports, and yet YOU have no good reason to believe so.
Only that it allows you to maintain an illusion of coherence, by keeping your 'gods' reality' and your 'Super Bowl reality' neatly separate... Like two distinct realities.
