>> I have also a question for you. By making this video, you are opposing God.
I don't have a god, so that's not correct.
Personally, I'm an agnostic atheist; I don't know for a fact that no gods exist, but I believe none exist.
>> If God doesn't exist, why would you need to, and how can you, oppose Him?
Well, it's your god, not mine, so I don't oppose it. That was easy! :-)
>> I have all the answers to your question, if you are willing to listen. You want use the viewers of your video to use their mind, not perhaps realizing that your mind is a prison, and your concepts is actually what hinders you to see things clearly.
I'm willing to listen patiently to each and every one of your answers.
I will give thoughtful and direct comments on each of your replies -- even if it is to just I say I agree with you.
If you want to talk to someone one-on-one -- without other people barging in -- let me know and I'll arrange it for you. I'll even talk with you myself if you'd like.
>> Lastly, the reason why genuine Christians believe in God is because they experience Him every day, not primarily because they can understand
everything, for when did ever something that is finite and limited (human being) ever understand what is unlimited and infinite?
I'm guessing that was meant to be rhetorical. If not, I'll give it a try. Let me know.
>> If you have created yourself, I would understand what you were talking about. The experience of God takes place in the spirit of man not in the soul (mind, emotion, will).
Well, I've literally created much of myself with the seed provided by my parents and the rest by society.
>> You will never find God is the soul.
That's a new one. Most Christians say the opposite. Not saying you are wrong, just that your god isn't my god (agnostic atheists have no gods) and that other Christians (if you are one?) say different things.
>> He can be contacted, experienced and enjoyed in the spirit. But what about all these questions? They can all be answered. But it all depends on how open you are. Are you open? Because if you want to remain in the prison of your mind, you will be veiled. But if you want to come out, you will see!
I'm always open to the fact that I am wrong about some of what I currently think is true. If you have a case for this one instance, tell me.
I expect that you will be ethical in your discussions with me, though, and honestly answer my replies to you instead of ignoring them or twisting them as is usually the case. Then again, maybe you are a different type of theist in this respect?
The platform is yours. What do you say?
