This is the part where someone might be tempted to list God’s characteristics, powers, etc. from either the Bible, their own perception or their own personal experiences with him. Then you get to say. Prove those things are true. We say something lame like if you knew him, you’d know it was true or… and then we either admit we can’t or we just slip quietly away. You get a good chuckle and the thread is done. See, I’m a prophet.
Instead, I’d like to see your birth certificate and two pieces of picture I.D. Since you were a hot topic of conversation a couple thousand years ago, I would expect your birth certificate to reflect that.
If you won’t even deign to use the same meanings for the words that the rest of us are using, then we have no common language for us to meaningfully debate in with you. Purple monkey dishwasher, hinge.*
*Translation: This is getting annoying. Please don’t mind me as I go hit my testicles repeatedly, or do something else that’s more productive than continuing this “debate.”
I couldn’t answer this one, so I called the only person who is superior to God – my bookie. He’s laying 2500 to 1 against. Good God man, I can’t bet a line like that.
Gairloch
ExecutiveJesus Prove that I am not god. If you cannot, you must surely be forced to admit that I am god. Seeing as I am god, I am omnisicent and therefore know that you are not god.
Be serious, now. So long as you fail to define what you mean by the word “God”, you know perfectly well that there can be no debate. There can only be:
“You’re not God because you’re not omniscient”
“What makes you think that God is omniscient?”
If you meant for this to be a serious debate, you would have defined “God” when asked. You have been asked at least twice by my count, and you have still refrained from clarifying your position. Thus this thread is as meaningful as one titled “Prove that I am not Quaxipy”. As long as the main terms remain undefined, there can be no debate, and you know it.
Thus, I am forced to conclude that you are not, in fact, interested in debating.