I challenge you

To argue clearly and coherently for gods existence without using either the bible or creationism.
The bible because you end up using circular logic which is self-defeating, and then I'll just be pestered by those "I know you're wrong and I'm right"-posts.
Creationism because at least one of its main premisses is false (I know of one) and noone apart from the scientists who have been arguing for and against it really know what they're REALLY saying, so we'd end up with haphazard summaries, random quoting with and without sources and the general mud-slinging and bashing.
I think it was Ambrose who in another thread claimed that faith in god can be defended logically. I asked him to do so several times in the thread but got no reaction. I asked if anyone else was prepared to defend faith in god logically or logically show that god exists. Again noone reacted.
I don't want to use jay's thread with the similar topic for this, because from what I saw on the last few pages he's had to move his position so far that he is, topically, in the next country.
That's why I challenge you to finally come out and SHOW that your faith in an unseen, unfelt, omnipotent, omniscient, hardly definable, highly improbable being that we humans, according to the existing descriptions and definitions, should not be able to understand, can be defended by logical means.
The bible because you end up using circular logic which is self-defeating, and then I'll just be pestered by those "I know you're wrong and I'm right"-posts.
Creationism because at least one of its main premisses is false (I know of one) and noone apart from the scientists who have been arguing for and against it really know what they're REALLY saying, so we'd end up with haphazard summaries, random quoting with and without sources and the general mud-slinging and bashing.
I think it was Ambrose who in another thread claimed that faith in god can be defended logically. I asked him to do so several times in the thread but got no reaction. I asked if anyone else was prepared to defend faith in god logically or logically show that god exists. Again noone reacted.
I don't want to use jay's thread with the similar topic for this, because from what I saw on the last few pages he's had to move his position so far that he is, topically, in the next country.
That's why I challenge you to finally come out and SHOW that your faith in an unseen, unfelt, omnipotent, omniscient, hardly definable, highly improbable being that we humans, according to the existing descriptions and definitions, should not be able to understand, can be defended by logical means.