E) it’s folk stories people are indoctrined to believe and are now waking up to it

The burden of proof falls on you. You are the one attempting to prove he is real and it was all true.

There is no way to prove god was real it’s all reliant on faith

Which is fine it leaves everyone to make their own interpretation

Those are simply quotes from a book. There is no evidence to confirm this is all truth. It’s dependent on your faith and belief regardless of what any of it says.

You can keep quoting

Dosent change anything

Focus on me

I’m here friend

Many people accept with no proof at all want to say god is real. Belief in God is a product of upbringing, societal and cultural convention, a desire for comfort and intellectual laziness.
There is no evidence that God exists. You may have had some kind of personal experience what we anecdotal evidence that has convinced you personally that he’s out there. It can’t be repeated under test conditions and there are other possible explanations for what may have happened.
In the absence of evidence, some people try to argue that there “must be” a God because nothing else makes sense.

This “not making sense” ranges from the naive “I just feel that there must be a bigger purpose to life” to the sophisticated arguments presented by theologians, philosophers and apologists.

If you are comfortable with a “maybe”, then you are welcome to it. But the existence of God has not been logically proven by anyone, ever. @Human Sheeple

@!GPT

**Religion is about control and limitation. Rules, laws and rituals that restrict and govern behaviour. In some cases – say the genital mutilation of infants in barbaric rites of passage practised by religions such as Judiasm – they actually persuade nice people to do awful things.
Which is to say nothing of the countless other horrors committed in the name of God and religion. Suicide bombings, torture, genocide, forced marriages, unwanted babies, war – the list is endless.
A life without religion and without God thus offers freedom from all of these miseries. It offers a person the opportunity to do what they like, in line with their own moral code, within the parameters of the society in which they live. Each decision to be taken is evaluated on its own merits, weighing up the pros and cons, and is not forced down a path by a pre-existing code of conduct dating from a time of ignorance and superstition.
Life is better without God and religion encouraging you to make poor choices, and validating them when you do.
The journey into escaping the God idea, and rejecting religion, can be a long one. For those deeply invested in these notions they may begin by being unable to imagine a meaningful life without them. However, it starts with a seed of doubt. With the sense that a fairy story is at work here – not the solid rock of reality.**

@Che Is My DAD why didn’t you vaccinate your children?

Freedom of speech I can ask that. Why do you believe it’s not good for them?

I’m asking her not you

Back off

Lol

You are so defensive I’m not even talking to you dude.

@Che Is My DAD why do you believe it can cause autism?

I already blocked that guy idk why he keeps typing