> No, show your work. Explain yourself. You're assuming I haven't done the same thing and formed a different conclusion.
I was not expecting serious interest in my posts fren.
>You're sitting there reading a slightly more grounded book shitting on less grounded ones. You're playing Arma 3 shitting on "CoD kiddies" when in reality you're all just wannabe virtual soldiers. Do you understand?
Of course I understand your analogy, and you would be entirely correct if I did not for it being the true religion
>I can explain the logic behind my position quite easily, because I'm not doing somersaults trying to reach a conclusion that I want.
Believe me the last thing I wanted was to fit this relatively strict religion in.
>The universe exists. We know things cannot suddenly exist from nothingness, therefore there must be a creator of the universe. That's solid logic. From there, explain how Shia Islam specifically demonstrates a communion between an insignificant subset of creatures on an insignificant planet in the vastness of space.
Great question and you are on the right track as far as Im concerned (with the logical steps).
The steps are as follows:
1. Prove the existence of an absolute existence - or God with logical and philosophical arguments (have over 10 proofs - some from western philosophers, some from muslim ones and some from pure logic/philosophy)
2. Determine which religion or religions believe in said religion from the worlds religions.
3. Fine so you managed to prove the existence of God, that doesnt prove your religion - this is where you are now. Good.
>Shitting on the crazyness of Hinduism and such isn't proof,
I know that.
>it just shows you completely misunderstand what the point of those stories was and where they came from.
What stories? Hindu stories? Of course they once were guided by a prophet and then misguided after years passed, like most religions And some of the stories are valuable. Not relevant though.
(1/2)