Why is that only followers of religion see them and believe them?
Christians see miracles of Jesus and Mary, Muslims see and believe in miracles of Prophet Muhammad and muslims saints, like wise miracles of Hindus are seen and believed by hindus only.
These miracles are mostly seen by people with blind faith in their respective religion and not by skeptic people, why?
Is it all in the mind?
Belief is not what mind possesses, it is what possesses the mind!
I would have to say it's all in their mind!
That's one of the basis of my arguements against theism.
For example.
If two religious countries were to goto war against each other. Both believe GOD is on their side. How does God determine the winner?
It seems to me as, people will believe what they want to believe, instead of the true facts. It's sort of like, closing your ears to something, and only hearing parts of it that you want to hear.
If someone were to say God is just energy, and the physics. I would believe in God, but people make God seem like a rational being, which I don't agree with, if the concept of God is changed to energy or something at the physical level, that works as the primary basis of the laws of the universe. I'd beileve in it of course. But God is a rational being, he can change people's life, he determine's people's fate is what I don't believe.
arai
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Originally posted by arai:
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I would have to say it's all in their mind!
That's one of the basis of my arguements against theism.
For example.
If two religious countries were to goto war against each other. Both believe GOD is on their side. How does God determine the winner?
It seems to me as, people will believe what they want to believe, instead of the true facts. It's sort of like, closing your ears to something, and only hearing parts of it that you want to hear.
If someone were to say God is just energy, and the physics. I would believe in God, but people make God seem like a rational being, which I don't agree with, if the concept of God is changed to energy or something at the physical level, that works as the primary basis of the laws of the universe. I'd beileve in it of course. But God is a rational being, he can change people's life, he determine's people's fate is what I don't believe.
arai**
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Some sort of an Aethiest are you? From what I understand is that God is beyond human comprehension. A clear definition is found in one of the Surrah's in the Quran. "Surrah Al-falak" I believe.