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<blockquote data-quote="Kylie" data-source="post: 77618293" data-attributes="member: 343110"><p>But that still just relies on your subjective feelings.</p><p></p><p>Other people have equal certainty that some other deity is the correct one. They feel it just as strongly as you. And you would say that they are wrong. So we can conclude that strong feelings alone aren't enough to make something true. And by that logic, I must conclude that the strength of your feelings isn't enough to show me that your beliefs are true.</p><p></p><p>Unless you came to believe in God through some objective and testable was, then I'm afraid that your own story of conversion to Christianity will not convince me.</p><p></p><p>Why would I be heartbroken about not believing in a God I don't believe in?</p><p></p><p>FGor me it's that there is not enough evidence. I'd even say there is no evidence at all that doesn't depend on some logical fallacy.</p><p></p><p>Logic doesn't mean rejecting miracles. It means rejecting logical fallacies, such as accepting something as truth when there is insufficient evidence to do so.</p><p></p><p>I've found religious people of all faiths to be a widely varied bunch. You get some people who are lovely and wonderful, and others who are complete manure. Their religious faith really doesn't make much of a difference.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Kylie, post: 77618293, member: 343110"] But that still just relies on your subjective feelings. Other people have equal certainty that some other deity is the correct one. They feel it just as strongly as you. And you would say that they are wrong. So we can conclude that strong feelings alone aren't enough to make something true. And by that logic, I must conclude that the strength of your feelings isn't enough to show me that your beliefs are true. Unless you came to believe in God through some objective and testable was, then I'm afraid that your own story of conversion to Christianity will not convince me. Why would I be heartbroken about not believing in a God I don't believe in? FGor me it's that there is not enough evidence. I'd even say there is no evidence at all that doesn't depend on some logical fallacy. Logic doesn't mean rejecting miracles. It means rejecting logical fallacies, such as accepting something as truth when there is insufficient evidence to do so. I've found religious people of all faiths to be a widely varied bunch. You get some people who are lovely and wonderful, and others who are complete manure. Their religious faith really doesn't make much of a difference. [/QUOTE]
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