>What makes one person’s faith more reliable than another person’s faith?
The more reliable faith is that faith which is true.
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Let's try this again....What makes one faith more true than another?
expected respone: The one that is true is the one that states it's the word of god.
But, many religions claim to be the word of god...Here's a list for you.
expected reponse: ... ... But none of those have Jesus Christ as their lord and savior.
Well you got me there.
Well shit, that makes PERFECT sense to me. You heard the man, it's time for us to all become Christians. Man, all that logical reasoning blown away and a lack of evidence brushed aside with such a simple sentence.
Um....I nominate this for the "No Shit, Sherlock" award.never be conclusively known which is the true "faith." The instant one is proven conclusively true, it's no longer a "faith."
The more reliable faith is that faith which is true.
"'True faith' is rather oxymoronic, doncha think?"
OK, next question: > What makes one person’s faith more true than another person’s faith?
"I don't think this even qualifies as circular logic -- it's more like POINT logic, not going anywhere at all!
This is called a Tautology.
@John: Correspondence to reality. If I have faith that the Sun is a god (which, for the record, I do, although within an animist rather than a transcendent framework), and the Sun *is* a god, then my faith is true. If I have faith that the Sun is a god, and the Sun is *not* a god, then my faith is false.
Centuries of philosophical pondering by some of the brightest people who ever lived...bah, who needs it?
This idiot has trumped them all with cast-iron logic and....er, cast-iron stupidity.
"No! The pellet with the poison's in the flagon with the dragon! The vessel with the pestle has the brew that is true!"
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Just popped into my head and felt the need to put it out. At least it's concise
Confused?
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