A comment

Jason errancy@infidels.org
Thu, 10 Jun 1999 17:11:05 -0500 (00929070665, 3.0.3.32.19990610171105.006a1290@acelink.net)


At 05:49 PM 6/10/99 -0400, you wrote:

>Jason:
>What do you mean "it proves nothing"? If God, that is Jesus Christ, is a
>personal God and He acts on a personal level, as well as public then yes it
>does. It might not prove it to *you* specifically because it's not your
>experience, but it does prove that God (if existing...) does work in
>individual lives.
>
>RevGaud
>hello Jason,
>Please re-read your reply to Farrell. How can that "prove" that God
>is a personal God and "prove" that God works in individual's lives,
>when you admit that the proposition rests on a supposition, that
>supposition being "if existing...", that is, IF God exists? Saying
>"IF" makes it unsure and thus it cannot be proven.
Jason: If i had said it without the if, i would probably have been accused of sermonizing. Or would i have been? ----------------------------------- "Which is worse: A Christian who does not know what he is talking about or an atheist who does not know what he is talking about?" http://www.origins.org