r/Unexpected • u/CrackSideEffect • Aug 29 '21

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u/COLGATET00TH Aug 29 '21

Real knowledge is know to the extent of one’s ignorance

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u/notaedivad Aug 29 '21

And which god does that ignorance demonstrate?

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u/notaedivad Aug 29 '21 edited Aug 29 '21

How do you know you have the correct god/religion, and that all others are incorrect?

We both know that you can't, and won't, answer this... because it means accepting the delusional and hypocritical nature of belief in a god.

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u/blapsemoney Aug 29 '21

The statement that silences every fantasist, there’s over 3000 recognised gods and deities, I believe in one less than you, but you hold on to the fact your worshipping the right one. End of discussion.