God doesn't exist.

@Emosaur Find an error in my logic

@Emosaur I wasn't trying to prove the Abrahamic God does. I was proving that a Creator of our lives does just by the basic fact that we are living conscience matter.

[quote]@Emosaur Emosaur · M
@Lostpoet "God" is the colloquial name of the Abrahamic god. Had I meant any other deity I would've said so.[/quote]

Is a matter of opinion I've seen the word God describing a number of celestial things.

And no I can't prove (outside of the feeling in my heart) in the Abrahamic sense of one God.

@LvChris And I can literally see God in his interactions. Example sustained.

@LvChris I think you literally can't see past your own ego.

✌️You have a nice day as well.

@LvChris 😡i sometimes do!

@Lostpoet [quote]Find an error in my logic[/quote]
You're only guessing the spider doesn't know, you don't know it doesn't.

@Lostpoet [quote]And I can literally see God in his interactions. [/quote]
Whereas others can see their gods or no god at all.

@Sharon Maybe everyone's Gods are the same one God but with different interpretations.

@Sharon

The Parable of the Blind Men and the Elephant
Greg Koukl summarizes the story:

The first blind man put out his hand and touched the side of the elephant. “How smooth! An elephant is like a wall.”
The second blind man put out his hand and touched the trunk of the elephant. “How round! An elephant is like a snake.”
The third blind man put out his hand and touched the tusk of the elephant. “How sharp! An elephant is like a spear.”
The fourth blind man put out his hand and touched the leg of the elephant. “How tall! An elephant is like a tree.”
The fifth blind man reached out his hand and touched the ear of the elephant. “How wide! An elephant is like a fan.”
The sixth blind man put out his hand and touched the tail of the elephant. “How thin! An elephant is like a rope.”