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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I'm not the atheist you're responding to, PP, but it appears your logic is this:

I assume I am right and I, above everyone else,knows the truth
I assume we were created and there is a creation therefore there must be a creator
I believe in my concept of the creator which happens to be my god
Therefore my concept of god is "the truth"

I hope you see the flaws in that. If not, I don't trust your ideas of good vs bad theology. Your logic could be applied to any concept of god... Or to aliens, pink unicorns, and space monkeys.[/quote]

None of the above is valid.

Creation indicates a beginning.  The laws of physics indicate an Unmoved Mover.

The definition of God is a Supreme Being, so by definition, there can only be one.  Absolute truth is inherently exclusionary, because X does not and cannot equal -X.  But God and His own truth are not possessed by the few;  again, by definition, they transcend all, are universally applicable, to all people at all times, just like the laws of physics.

There is no way I, a limited and finite human being, can know everything, because I am not God.  It does not follow that there is no such thing as God.[/quote]

PP, I know we've been over this before in other threads. Claiming you faith as a truth does not make it true. You are assuming that there has to be a creator because there was creation. People, since we were the ones to come up with language, defined a lot of gods, even gave them personalities and names. That doesn't make them real.

You cannot prove god anymore than we can disprove his existence. Please, just accept that we have given it a great deal of thought and arrived at a different understanding.[/quote]

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