Danoff
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Sorry, everyone has a god. Whether they know it or not. I'm not talking diety. Your god could be your own pride. Or possibly the acquision of things. You do serve something. If you think about it long enough, you'll see it. It's none of my business and I don't want to know what it is for you. But if you look at your priorities, find the one at the top, that's your god.
My will is my God. My top priority at any given moment changes as the situation changes. At some times, I will want to spend time with my wife, or play GT4. That doesn't mean that GT4 or my wife is my God. At other times I will want to be productive at work, that does not mean that my work is my diety.
My top priority is to have a long happy productive life. There are lots of nuances to that.
I am my God.
Again, in your response, you totally miss the point of faith. You remind me of the hebrews after they crossed the red see on dry ground. After they got to the other side, they quickly forgot about the mircale and started complaining that they would've been better off in slavery then in the wilderness with no food.
I remind you of the hebrews eh? I prefer slavery? You should read the libertarian thread.
Saying that I miss the point of faith does not answer my question. It gives me no reason to believe that you've even tried to prove to yourself that the God you claim to speak to is the one you think it is.
You claim that because you think this diety responds to the name Jesus and tells you to do good things or "makes" you speak in gibberish that it is in fact Jesus.
Do you believe in the devil? Perhaps the devil is tricking you into listening to him by pretending to be Jesus. All the while you're actually becoming a servant of the devil. Soon what you think is Jesus could call upon you to do something terrible. Perhaps it is the devil you've been praying to. In fact, there may not be a good God at all.
I've seen no reason why you can trust that you're not being fooled.