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originally posted by: midicon
a reply to: MidnightHawk
There is no such thing as sorcery or witchcraft, just silly people playing there own game of dungeons and dragons. When you buy into it you are just playing the game. Personal experience of god proves nothing. Ii's just delusional thinking and confirmation bias. I recommend you watch 'The Atheist Experience', you might lean something and free yourself from superstition. You certainly won't learn anything from this thread.
Oh and a clue about that 'unseen world' lies in the word 'unseen'. You couldn't make it up. Well I suppose someone did so I take that back. No wonder the world's in the state it is with people still believing all this garbage. Perhaps it's some sort of coping mechanism to deal with the harsh realities of life.
originally posted by: midicon
a reply to: MidnightHawk
Sorcery isn't real it's just adult fairy stories that people can't let go of. If you had a clearer perception of reality you wouldn't be using the word 'realities'.
originally posted by: TerryDon79
You forgot...
1c. None of the above
1d. There was no existence. Then there was existence.
1e. There was no existence. Then there was existence. Then there will (eventually) be no existence again.
(1c really should be at 1e, but oh well)
originally posted by: midicon
a reply to: cooperton
I once thought like you but I found the strength and courage to drop all the superstition and pseudo science. A bit like a Christian who finds the courage drop the holy book, face the world as it is and stand on his own two feet. It's not easy to let go of dreamy escapism.
I see in your comment to another you mention the 'observer effect', there you have it, pseudo science at it's finest!
MidnightHawkposted on Feb, 1 2021 @ 12:20 PM
From my personal experience there is an unseen world. I have had years of unwanted abuse from unseen spirit forces when I lived at home with my parents. Family members were involved with sorcery and forms of witchcraft.
Also from personal experience by praying to God I have seen him answer very directly prayers in a very direct way letting me know he was listening to my prayers.
I didn't read through all of the thread to relate this account, but the very first response to you was that no one can prove God to you. No one needs to. God is there and he can prove himself to anyone he wishes as was in my case.
originally posted by: Pachomius
Wanted Honest intelligent productive thinking to resolve the issue God exists or not. –Title of thread (3364)
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Thanks everyone for your contributions.
a reply to: MidnightHawk
Dear MidnightHawk, let us we two work together to analyze the two contradictory statements as follow:
1a. There has always been existence.
1b. There has never been existence.
Tell me, which is true of the two?
Appendix
MidnightHawkposted on Feb, 1 2021 @ 12:20 PM
From my personal experience there is an unseen world. I have had years of unwanted abuse from unseen spirit forces when I lived at home with my parents. Family members were involved with sorcery and forms of witchcraft.
Also from personal experience by praying to God I have seen him answer very directly prayers in a very direct way letting me know he was listening to my prayers.
I didn't read through all of the thread to relate this account, but the very first response to you was that no one can prove God to you. No one needs to. God is there and he can prove himself to anyone he wishes as was in my case.
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originally posted by: Pachomius
a reply to: midicon
Please, what is your objection against choosing one of two mutually contradictory statements, scil., that one is true.
1a. There has always been existence.
1b. There has never been existence.
'Existence is the ability of an entity to interact with physical or mental reality. In philosophy, it refers to the ontological property of being.'