In my mind, if you can prove the supposed 1/3 part of the trinity (if you believe in that), you can be well on your way to prove that God exists.
Well, according to the Bible, this Holy Spirit is with all of us right now...gosh it's hard to be serious....but, I am.
This Holy Spirit is supposedly the voice of God. So, if we could hear/see/touch (examine) this (somtimes referred to as Holy Ghost), we could at least prove that there is another dimension to our reality....one that a creator (God) could very well possibly exist in (or perhaps in all).
And maybe, the Bible would have some evidence. Now this would not prove God's existence if the Holy Spirit exists, but at least we would have a plausible hypothesis to explore, so we would not be unreasonable doing so.
If the Holy Spirit exists, surely it can be proven.
It should be easier to prove it, than a god because the Bible promises us a way to communicate with God.
So, can the Holy Spirit/Ghost be proven?
If not, how can you believe what you think it is saying to you? How can you tell the difference between its mumblings in your mind from your own conscience/feelings/ID
I seriously doubt that you can prove the divine presence exists. So if it cannot be proven, how can we/you reasonably say that it exists?
If you say that it does, than are there other ghosts who walk among us?
Apparently, Jesus banished some demons that possessed men...
You can't say that it is so because the Bible (or whatever text) says it's so, because the text is supposed to be the Living Word, born of revelation from the Holy Spirit/divine presence, written by men.
The Bible, and all other religious documents for that matter, are hinged on the assumption that the Holy Spirit or some divine presence that exists was responsible for giving mankind a revelation about their respective gods.
If after considering this notion of the existence of ghosts you still believe, please be reasonable...
Well, according to the Bible, this Holy Spirit is with all of us right now...gosh it's hard to be serious....but, I am.
This Holy Spirit is supposedly the voice of God. So, if we could hear/see/touch (examine) this (somtimes referred to as Holy Ghost), we could at least prove that there is another dimension to our reality....one that a creator (God) could very well possibly exist in (or perhaps in all).
And maybe, the Bible would have some evidence. Now this would not prove God's existence if the Holy Spirit exists, but at least we would have a plausible hypothesis to explore, so we would not be unreasonable doing so.
If the Holy Spirit exists, surely it can be proven.
It should be easier to prove it, than a god because the Bible promises us a way to communicate with God.
So, can the Holy Spirit/Ghost be proven?
If not, how can you believe what you think it is saying to you? How can you tell the difference between its mumblings in your mind from your own conscience/feelings/ID
I seriously doubt that you can prove the divine presence exists. So if it cannot be proven, how can we/you reasonably say that it exists?
If you say that it does, than are there other ghosts who walk among us?
Apparently, Jesus banished some demons that possessed men...
You can't say that it is so because the Bible (or whatever text) says it's so, because the text is supposed to be the Living Word, born of revelation from the Holy Spirit/divine presence, written by men.
The Bible, and all other religious documents for that matter, are hinged on the assumption that the Holy Spirit or some divine presence that exists was responsible for giving mankind a revelation about their respective gods.
If after considering this notion of the existence of ghosts you still believe, please be reasonable...