[kirklancaster]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

This thread starts with a false premise in that God is NOT invisible.

There is a difference in being 'invisible' and being 'unseen'.

YOU, my dear 'winder upper' L.T. exist, I exist, Toy Soldier exists, as do all the members of Tibb, but we are 'invisible' and communicate via this forum, only ELECTING to become 'visible' when we choose to, by sending our photos to each other, skyping each other, or even meeting in person.


---------------


yes I know TS etc exist as this is an internet forum and i am part of it and the evidence is plain and simple that others on here are humans who are on phones or in houses on keyboards posting.


There is no evidence apart from some highly questionable ancient copied scrolls that a god exists

Yes there are plenty of parts of the OT that you could use to say "hang on this old tribesman saw god" but using the bible as evidence is as TS states a bit useless


The main reason that gods are invisible is because that way the lie can continue and men can say they saw god to gain power and influence

If you have any video or photos of any of the gods please post them as this will be better evidence that we can analyse

In 3,000 years time, if some of your descendants are sitting around discussing an ancient, long gone reality called TIBB, which some people said was myth and made up nonsense which had never really existed, and your descendants produced yellowed printed copies of some of my posts to you - Wouldn't those doubters present, say; "That's no proof Tibb existed etc...?"

Let's say YOU were alive in 3,000 years time, how would YOU prove that T.S or Niamh or me existed and were real?

You KNOW we were real. You KNOW our writings were real, but HOW do you PROVE it to others who were NOT around at the time?

You would have only your own testimony and any printed copies of some of the threads - which is EXACTLY all the ancient peoples of differing religions have; their written evidence of what they experienced.

So it would be left up to others in future generations to decide for themselves whether they believed you or not.

Wouldn't it?