Stile writes:
Do we all drive the same car? No. Because we're different.
Do we all like the same foods? No. Because we're different.
Do we all talk the same way? Walk the same way? Breathe the same way? No. Because we're different.
I might point out, though that we
all breathe oxygen. We all need that same substance. Perhaps Faith is arguing that this is the same way spiritually. (also assuming that there is One Spirit that is, in fact the ether that humans need.)
Perhaps the point is that regardless of what people believe or feel that they want there is a common reality that is, in fact best for everyone.
Stile writes:
Even if God does exist. He still can't give "the most worth" to all people. He made people too different. He's made at least a few people require "no God" in order to achieve the same worth you get from your faith in God.
The differences are obvious to all of us.
They are easily shrugged off and excused away or ignored, though. ("Oh, he doesn't get it because he's just weird!") Such defense mechanisms run deep in those who are not confident in their own sense of worth.
I can also see your counter-argument, however.
Edited by Phat, : No reason given.
When I use a word, Humpty Dumpty said, in a rather scornful tone, it means just what I choose it to meannothing more nor less.