'@Corvintus'
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@Corvintus'
I know that God is a unity by definition of what God means.
So questioning the unity means that thou don’t know what we are talking about.
If we can agree on that, then the question becomes if that unity exist.
But to deny its existence have some very sinister logical implications.
And there is no logical reason to disbelief it any more then there are to believe it. Both positions are based on faith.
But the atheist faith is contradictory in so far as they deny dogmas yet are themselves dependent on them, because atheism is a religion itself.
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'@Corvintus'
' @Corvintus'
I know that God is a unity by definition of what God means.
So questioning the unity means that thou don’t know what we are talking about.
If we can agree on that, then the question becomes if that unity exist.
But to deny its existence have some very sinister logical implications.
And there is no logical reason to disbelief it any more then there are to believe it. Both positions are based on faith.
But the atheist faith is contradictory in so far as they deny dogmas yet are themselves dependent on them, because atheism is a religion itself.