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I can demonstrate that He exists by laying down my life for Him.
That only demonstrates your willingness to do lay down your life not his existence. Cult members do it all the time.
You just think it's foolish in terms of human understanding. Well I agree! But I also think it is foolish to make absolute statements while denying that absolute exist.
There you go telling me what I think. I am not the one making the claims concerning God and absolutes, you are. The onus is on you to present the argument to convince me and you have yet to do so because your logic does not yet stand up to questioning.
Absolutes do exist! His name is the first and the last. The alpha and omega. Emanuel (God with us). Jesus!
You do not make something valid by declaration alone sir. Flavouring your speech with biblical reference and posturing is as equally meaningless. Defend your assertion with valid reasoning and not drivel pertinent only to your own narrow view of the world,otherwise you cannot hope to convince other of its validity.
I only profess it because I've met Him. He came to me when I cryed out to Him. That is how I know... not because I foolishly believe something I've never seen.
You are not offering me any kind of conviction here because it appears to me that you made the decisions when emotionally unsettled {I cryed out to him} which is the worst possible time to be able to rationally determine the validity of an experience. You know only what it
appears { and would therefore lean your bias to expectation heavily towards achieving} you desperately wanted and not necessarily what was actually occurring.
Yet again this is not a convincing arguement in your favour. Can you offer something independent of your emotional instability sir?
That's why Frued had to dismiss it as delusion. Because you cannot argue with someone elses experience.
I have no idea of Freuds position on this and it is also irrelevant.
Of course you cannot argue someone else's experience of an event but neither can that person use it as a premise to an arguement since we who must listen cannot judge for ourselves its validity nor logic.
Again you are left with your own subjective world and cannot bring to bear anything of value.
Dear Mrs Chown, Ignore your son's attempts to teach you physics. Physics isn't the most important thing. Love is.
Best wishes, Richard Feynman.