Purpose of Sending Prophets

[Ghost14]

Re: Purpose of Sending Prophets

@The_Jinx

So, I want to understand if there can be any observation made in regards to changes in the nervous system/brain when someone explains the existence of God and that he feels God exists. Can feeling that God exists also make nervous system/brain to show some sort of signs?

That proves that the person believes that there’s a God. There is a study which shows that when Apple fanboys look at Apple merchandise or pictures of Apple merchandise, the same areas of the brain light up as when religious people view pictures or things related to their beliefs. Interesting no?

@TLK

Hmm, then God has to do it with each and every human, paying millions and millions of visit everyday forever, cause why would I trust you if you tell me that God came to you last night. And then at what age of an individual, God should pay a vist? at 14, 18, 21, or some other age? What if person died before God could pay him a visit?

@TLK

That is why I asked when God should visit. If God is suppose to visit a person at age 18 then either people are not going to die before 18 or everyone who dies before 18 would be considered a sinless person as he never got the message directly from God.

How about a Prophet who performs miracles sent every generation? Jesus and Moses both performed miracles to show the power of God. The Greeks, Romans, and Vikings all have stories about their Gods and miracles, do you feel convinced when you read about Achilles?

If belief is so important, then God should simply make it so that everybody believes in Him, because otherwise, and according to the beliefs of the believers, God made me as I am. He gave me the intellect or willingness to question things.

Also, I’m not sure about sharabee, but my point was that the authenticity of religions, and claims by religions, can’t be verified. Many intellects (Einstein, Jefferson, etc) respected the awe and wonder of nature, and believed in a higher power. They just didn’t believe that there was something inherently holy about drinking water with your right hand.