WOTM: Possibilities, Part II
In part two, I investigate Mormonism's claim to knowledge in light of our inability to know anything once we've succummed to the supernatural, where anything and everything is possible. The simple truth is, there is no getting around this problem. Which, to me, makes the question of God's existence meaningless. If we can't know anything about God, His existence, His will, or His character, what exactly is the point?
Thanks again, gang! You're all the best! Except you, Peter. B
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And how do we know Satan is evil in the first place?
Indeed! The god has the better PR team? You know, if the Satan character wanted more people to join him in hell, he would only have to make hell more attractive than heaven. When you think about it, that's a pretty low bar!
It seems more likely that Satan wrote the bible. What a way to create chaos!
I've suggested to my very Catholic brother that perhaps the Bible is a Rorschach test, full of good and bad edicts, and that God is judging us by which parts of the Bible we adhere to and which we reject. He laughed that the notion was preposterous, but I assured him I was serious. Why is my proposal any less believable than his position, other than his position is just so familiar? Not only did he not have a response, he refused to consider it as being dumb.