Right, all you PUA’s who don’t want to here me rant – put your fingers in your ears, me and Tom have some beef.

Thanks Tom, your right. The reason I’m going at lengths to discuss this with you is because I’m a thicko..

If my stating an orthodox belief sounds like agnosticism, well – we were here first.

That depends on your understanding of God. Yes you can’t put God under a microscope and say oh, there he is. By definition that is impossible.

Good and bad are subjective understandings and therefore exist outside of the absolute.

There are many logical arguments, but logic can be used for and against God. Even “supposed miracles” can be logically explained away. Jesus raised a man from the dead and some people who saw it said, eh – magic. Im not arguing that should be a proof for anyone today who didn’t witness it, just that logically we can argue for and against anything.

My faith teaches that man is born with a part within him that inclines towards belief in God, and always looks for this spiritual need. If we look at history, people on different continents who never met, have always believed that the world must have had a creator, so logically I can argue for this. No doubt you will have a logical counter argument.

Yes, the validity of a belief depends on what knowledge is available to that given person at that time. Except spaghetti monsters...