Thats like saying there are giant marshmellows that fly around the milky way naked

Can you prove that isnt true?

@Gerry Yes, from those arguments.

I mean strictly speaking

The Bible says that god is everything and nothing

@Gerry Yes. If p, then not p. Failure of arguments for a necessary being show otherwise.

But it’s a paradox

What verse?

And what version?

Oof I’m going to have to go through a lot of bible verses

But it’s not in one verse

I believe it is an interpretation

It's not a paradox to not believe something without evidence lmao

Yeah I'm gonna need more background, because Christians who are also in philosophy wouldn't agree with that.

And using logic to disprove god will be hard because he defies all logic

He is not a logical being

He is something we cannot comprehend

"He defies all logic"

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God of Gaps.

I mean sure

Furthermore, I can just use Plantinga's argument.

If God is not bound by the laws of logic, then God succumbs to the simple omnipotence paradox "Can God lift a rock heavier than himself."

Plantinga got around this by saying that omnipotence is doing anything **logically** possible.

So hence we know that God does not defy logic.

The thing is

There is nothing heavier than himself

Or lighter than himself

Hence why he defies logic

He is not bound by logic

But this is really just how I interpreted the Christian god

Also he is a being that the human mind can not comprehend

We are too simple

@Gerry There does not need to be something like that. It is just a question for omnipotence, same thing with can God create a square circle.

We are too simple. Except when it comes to knowing exactly what God is and how it all works

I hate it when religious people try to be "humble" and use humility

Yet claim to understand the secrets of the universe lol

Well the thing is

We don’t know what god is

Hence why he is described so vaguely

Then that makes you ignostic.

Not theist.

Also, that still devolves into a god of gaps if you're trying to use that argument for the existence of God.