So then who is set in their way of thinking and is not open to changing it?
I have arrived to my conclusions after much doubt and searching and have come up with truthful answers. After coming to conclusions based on weighing the most challenging of life’s questions I will not change my mind because of that fact that a poster in the CR is stuck on the Aztecs or the Fatima story or some other inconsiquential subject. I don’t mind having a good argument, but I do mind going around in circles.
My questions, reasoning and probing was centered on life’s main questions similiar to the ones I posted to you yesterday (btw, there were three questions as you see even though I mistakenly wrote a 2 by the last question).
I have come to my conclusions. I am not trying to make you change your mind about anything as it says everything is in the hands of Shomayim besides yira Shomayim. So if Hashem gave the bechira for a person to choose what they want believe I certainly cannot change that.
I originaly thought the way you do but changed my mind after actually seeing both sides of the arguments.
So I hope you have clear answers FOR YOURSELF not for me, to the questions I presented to you yesterday regarding the crucial issues in life because one day you’re going to face these realities and there will be no hiding behind your choice to believe or not to.
Have you actualy looked into and researched these “proofs”? (BTW by “looked into” I dont mean read a book by someone who agrees with your preconceived view of things and how they portray their opponent’s arguments.)Or have you simply decided they are good proofs because you read a book by somone who thinks so, or havnt thought of any way to disprove them yourself?
The logical proofs I believe in are my own logic after doing research, thinking and analyzing. Just like I did in The Torah is Emes thread.
I certainly won’t take “facts” as such from scientists who are athiests and cannot answer the simple, basic question of how did life begin. They ignore that question and instead build whole buildings on no foundations with their “scientific proofs”.
I also do not believe other religions which are fake copies or other manmade junk that with basic common sense one can see they have no hands nor feet.
I originaly thought the way you do but changed my mind after actually seeing both sides of the arguments.
Wonderful. I’m sure you have all the answers I posed to you yesterday and otherwise I’m sure you are %100 that the Torah is not divine. Therefore, since you are so sure of yourself, since you are totaly convinced that you don’t believe the Torah to be divine , then you have nothing to worry about and enjoy your life.
Just remember, if the truth sometime hits you in your face there will be no excuses.