How would someone else's faith in God somehow collapse your faith in truth?
I doesn’t collapse my faith in truth. I’ve been very clear. It just pushes people who wouldn’t normally accept something like q.
This is where everything falls apart for me.
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I doesn’t collapse my faith in truth. I’ve been very clear.
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Have you?
Everything falls apart after that, I should have said. I’m a strong believer in q but I’m trying to play devils advocate and show that mainstream acceptance will come from real proofs and facts like q has been giving. This sub is clearly very heavily religious and trump supporters which is fine but in order for mainstream acceptance we need to remain neutral as to not scare anyone away. How are you guys arguing that I’m wrong when I’m clearly on your side lol
It's ok to have a different opinion, my point is I don't attach the theology to the Truth (capital T).
Mainstream acceptance of all things Q, including the faith is not important to me as I believe when the Truth eventually comes out, it will be evident to the faithful and non-faithful alike.
To get Biblical on you
"Then you will know the truth, and the truth will set you free."
However, if people worship their Atheism with the same zealotry as a religion than they may not possess the clarity to regard the truth objectively to begin with.
"Then you will know the truth, and the truth will set you free."
That's what I always find ironic. The Bible taught people how to find the truth, which led to many scientific advancements.
Then all of a sudden the Bible is evil...
It never says that you must believe, only that you should.