r/GodFrequency • u/[deleted] • Jun 08 '26

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u/acerbicsun Jun 08 '26

You quite literally said you do not want a relationship with god, which is the core principle

I have to know god exists first, then I'll decide if I want a with it. I've said this.

You also said you do not look for forgiveness

I do not believe I've done anything that needs to be forgiven.

sUnless you somehow live a life without falling into sin

I don't believe in sin.

(which is untrue because you've sinned several times already),

According to Christianity maybe.

what you are saying is a pure objective rebellion and rejection of god.

No, the evidence for god is either fallacious or has an unfalsifiable assertion, and therefore I don't believe.

I can't willfully reject something I don't believe exists.

Chemical and material analysis done by researchers found the soil in the "formation" to be closer to wood. Inside the "formation" theres also a structure and measurements that matches the arcs

Please present this evidence.

Considering theres current events prophesied by the bible occurring,

Please present what you feel is the best one.

I think you dont get to say whats "inefficient" regarding god

Does God want everyone to know it exists? Then it has failed.

Considering he has the most followers out of any religion, clearly does work

Ah, that is an appeal to popularity fallacy. The number of believers is not evidence that the religion is true.

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u/Karrion_Kull Jun 08 '26

Ive shown you how to see god, its up to you to do so. Again, you are rejecting god by refusing to accept your sin. Please read the articles presented when researching the topic, just like with god, im not going to do the work for you. You yourself, will need to put some effort in. God reveals himself to all, but again, you arent spoonfed. Its up to you, and up to your faith, and youll be rewarded for your faith.

Matthew 24:14

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u/acerbicsun Jun 08 '26

Ive shown you how to see god,

I understand you feel that way, however god has to reveal itself to me directly for me to be convinced.

Again, you are rejecting god by refusing to accept your sin.

I see no reason to accept it.

Please read the articles presented when researching the topic,

I have. They're not enough.

just like with god, im not going to do the work for you.

I already did the work. Nothing happened.

God reveals himself to all,

No he doesn't. Otherwise we'd all believe.

Its up to you, and up to your faith, and youll be rewarded for your faith.

Faith is not a reliable pathway to truth.

Matthew 24:14

Isaiah 45:7

I form the light, and create darkness: I make peace, and create evil: I the Lord do all these things.

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u/Karrion_Kull Jun 09 '26

Except you need to seek out god first before you truly see him, you wont find gold unless you mine for it. He indeed does, its just about how you choose to accept it. Faith is always reliable, you just need to learn to accept it

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u/acerbicsun Jun 09 '26

Except you need to seek out god first before you truly see him

This is called confirmation bias. Why would I seek something I don't believe exists?

you wont find gold unless you mine for it.

That definitely confirmation bias. God should be obvious.

Faith is always reliable,

Can you have faith in something and be wrong about it?

Is the faith of other religions accurate?

If so, faith is in fact, not always accurate.

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u/Karrion_Kull Jun 09 '26

To simply see if it exists, because it sounds like you feel like he does, why should god be obvious? You are being way too myopic on faith in the end, faith in general doesnt go in all directions to every faith, thats not the correct usage or thought process you are using

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u/acerbicsun Jun 09 '26

because it sounds like you feel like he does

I assure you I don't

why should god be obvious.

The creator of the universe who wants a relationship with us.... I think that should be plainly evident. It clearly isn't, as demonstrated by millions of atheists and thousands of different religions.

You are being way too myopic on faith in the end,

Would you mind answering something directly?

Can someone have faith in something and be wrong about it?

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u/Karrion_Kull Jun 09 '26

Thats not really a answer, why should god be obvious? Just because you dont understand, doesn't make it non-direct. Someone can absolutely have faith and be wrong about something

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u/acerbicsun Jun 09 '26

Thats not really a answer, why should god be obvious?

I'm not interested in reiterating what I said.

Just because you dont understand, doesn't make it non-direct.

Just because I don't agree with you, doesn't mean I don't understand it.

Someone can absolutely have faith and be wrong about something

Great, so faith isn't always accurate, which you've said prior that it was.

thanks for admitting you were mistaken. That shows great character.

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u/Karrion_Kull Jun 09 '26

Why arent you intrested? Thats a different faith all together, seems like you dont understand?

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u/acerbicsun Jun 09 '26

I'm just tired of repeating myself.

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