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Hey Vaj
beyond reason. But there is a difference between understanding
God and knowing that He exists. This argument does not
deal with the nature of God. It deals with His existence.
Dude, your the one who used this term in this sense, remember?
These are your words that I was responding to:
I should have stated that.
I am not saying that you can understand God, because He isyou placed your god concept outside the remit of logic and reason and then expect to engage in a logical or reasoned discourse? i cannot imagine how or why such a situation would come about. most anybody would protest about the restrictions you've placed here.
if i told you that astronomy was beyond reason i well suspect that you would not conclude astronomical data as reasonable.. since, by the very definition i've used, they are unreasonable. this is the same situation you've created here.. by placing god outside the tools of humans' reasoning and logic no discussion can be had.... well.. i suppose it could be had but it wouldn't be reasonable or logical..
beyond reason. But there is a difference between understanding
God and knowing that He exists. This argument does not
deal with the nature of God. It deals with His existence.
which understanding of reason are you using?
you'll note, clearly, that reason has nothing to do with encompassing anything it is, in the second definition, simply related to the proper exercise of the mind.
Dude, your the one who used this term in this sense, remember?
These are your words that I was responding to:
So whats going on here???what really can be said about something that lies outside the remit of reason?
Bad example. Refer below at the response I gave to Paladin.what sort of being are you referring to? i take it one that has never been evidenced since i cannot find any information regarding higher dimensional beings.
reason is, of course, nothing like extra dimensions or beings from those dimensions.
I was referring to the Muslim perspective. My mistake,clearly the Jewish belief held that there were other deities, its mentioned several times that YHWV is the God of the Jews.
I should have stated that.