Knowledge of God comes through His Son and by Scripture. I find both not
offensive to my intellect. However, my intellect is not good enough to
"derive" the existence of such a being who is unreachable to human reasoning.
Of course, as detectors of the spiritual our intuition does conceive such a
being. My concern was mainly with people who claim to prove the existence of
God. Moorad
>===== Original Message From vernon.jenkins@virgin.net =====
>Moorad,
>
>You recently wrote:
>
>"I strongly believe that the notion of a God outside our spacetime is
>not derivable by any human thought. It is a waste of time for everyone
>to entertain such a notion and may indicate the state of mind of those
>who profess it."
>
>But what if the Creator, in his wisdom, decides to underwrite his word
>with specific evidences of his being and sovereignty, on the reasonable
>understanding that those created in his image - and who love him -
>would, at the time appointed, find them, and desire to share them with
>others?
>
>Clearly, you strongly reject the very possibility - and for good measure
>seriously question the compos mentis of its proponents! But on what
>rational grounds?
>
>May I suggest that something better than mere 'hunch' is demanded, for
>as you must know, the evidence supporting the proposition is really very
>strong - and its emergence at this time, most apposite.
>
>Vernon
>
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