C’mon, no theist arrives at God after 5 questions regarding existence. Nor after 4 or 6. It happens when we realize that there’s an infinite number of existential questions before we can know God. We believe in God because we see there IS NO semantic stop sign.
For a metaphor, review your integral calculus. Belief is the Riemann sum of the existential questions as they approach infinity.
Interesting theology. Completely irrelevant to 98% of believers I’m fairly sure. (I mean, how many people even know calculus, much less use it to justify religion?)
C’mon, no theist arrives at God after 5 questions regarding existence. Nor after 4 or 6. It happens when we realize that there’s an infinite number of existential questions before we can know God. We believe in God because we see there IS NO semantic stop sign.
For a metaphor, review your integral calculus. Belief is the Riemann sum of the existential questions as they approach infinity.
Interesting theology. Completely irrelevant to 98% of believers I’m fairly sure. (I mean, how many people even know calculus, much less use it to justify religion?)