Hi Russ T

I’ve read the bible, all of it, twice, so I know that the character, god, is painted as being angry in a very petulant human kind of way and loving and capricious and generous and illogical and tyrannical and so many other human like emotions that must, logically, mostly be beyond an all powerful, all knowing being. I may choose to focus on one illogical part of the book at times, don’t mistake that for ignorance of the rest it’s just easiest to discuss one point at a time. The trouble with the bible is that it contradicts itself so often that you have little choice.

You completely missed the fact that being angry at someone can be a subconscious act. The fact that you missed this point is strong evidence that you are subject to the same.

What makes you think I missed that? Sure it’s possible to be subconsciously angry at someone but only at someone you believe exists even if only subconsciously. I’ve never met an atheist, and I know quite a few, who still believes in god subconsciously. Maybe they exist but I’ve never seen any evidence for it.

When you are asked to put some kind of a tattoo on your hand that enables you to conduct commerce, remember this conversation.

LOL yes I’ve heard that one before and read the bible passages that it’s based on. So you actually believe it Russ T? Amazing!

In Reason

Russell