Who taught you!?

Please read Aquinas.

depends what you see as proof

I believe that the thing is: the proofs of God are meant to be easily shaken away. Because there can't be proof of Jesus Christ's struggle for YOU.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Five_Ways_(Aquinas)

Like, I don't know what to say else that. You guys need to reach out to God in the end.

*else then

@Deleted User It's much more than 'being a good person'. You can tell by our conversation about physics and the nature of proof.

You don't just reach out to god

There is no evidence of him

it's just faith

That's... the pont.

*point

Bruce, just fucking read Aquinas about Faith and Reason.

That's just our curiosity and desire for knowledge, I don't see how this has much to do with religion

Maybe if a faggot linked me it

agrarian christian faggot

Wow, wow.

Dude, settle down.

@Deleted User It's the same thing, according to Church history.

Religion is finding a placeholder explanations to satisfy your curiosity prematurely.

you obviously don't undersand my sense of humour

>religion is sin 🤔

I'll find it, hold on bruce.

as long as cause and effect holds true

we can prove god

fullstop

http://www.iep.utm.edu/faith-re/

The point is faith.

Think about ti with anything else.

If every day was sunny, every day was beautiful, if every relationship went well.

Would there be no value in the goodness?

this will take me too long to read

Because I know you're a retard, skip to this section http://www.iep.utm.edu/faith-re/#SH4e

On Aquinas.

There would be none. Because nature would be good.

So, we'd only make new issues.

Just like faith, if faith was fact and everyone believed, there'd be no value.

you believe in the supernatural?

then how can you prove it?

Of course.