The problem is unit Jan, that even though the best human being is no better than the worst human being in their ability to know God's true nature, no human being that's ever existed is capable of knowing God's true nature.
Do we need to know God's "true nature" to know that God Is?
If that is the case, can you explain why?
Do we need to know the ''true nature'' of everything we perceive to exist, or is your rule only applicable to knowing God?
The Capracus God(actually the Musika God) would send Jesus to hell for eternity just for kicks. Does that sound like your God?
I think Jesus would be glad to go to hell, if God sent him.
But as I haven't seen that particular exchange between you and Musika, I can't comment on it.
According to unit Musika, you can't know the answer.
I was just responding to James.
He wants to argue that I am an atheist because I don't accept you as God.
But I did accept you as God, until you said I'm the best person to know if somebody is an imposter.
I followed up on that (while I accepted you as God), then I decided that you're an imposter. Based on what you said.
If James thinks I an atheist because I don't accept you as God, then James must either be an atheist, or theist.
jan.