Sedaka wrote:
Ragtime wrote:
Sedaka wrote:
well.... i can meet alex in person so i know he's real...
but god doesnt seem to like that sort of thing
so i dont see how this analogy works.
I can meet God in person, too, just not yet. And it will probably be more of a mind-blowingly awesome and real experience than meeting Alex.
But also, as far as being able to meet Alex in the present life, I hear you can meet A LOT of interesting people if you take some LSD -- none of whom are real. Alex doesn't speak to my heart and give me a peace that exceeds all understand, like God does. So, Alex is less real than God is to me, even though I still believe he exists.
your logic is flawed.
Then what are those points doing atop my ears?
Sedaka wrote:
..... im not talking about waiting to die to meet someone. i mean here... now.
I've mentioned I relate with Him every single day -- it's a spiritual communion. You yourself are spiritual, and have mentioned that you hold spiritual beliefs, so you can understand what I'm referring to.
Sedaka wrote:
you'll prolly never meet me ever.... here and definitely not in the afterlife.
the rest is associative semantics.
I can't, nor do I have to prove God. I know He's real, He gave me my free salvation, so I'm set.
One can make a loose analogy between ANY two things, depending on how loose it is, and that's what I was doing.
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