Quote from ARogueTrader:
good, you know how to use a dictionary and cut & pastee. wonderful.
I did make the assumption that you could understand a dictionary.
ok, you say "limited intellects" cannot know god. so what you're asserting is theists have an "unlimited intellect" because they have gone beyond this "certain limit of understanding" due to "greater experience"??
I said the limited intellect cannot know God because God is beyond the capacity of a limited intellect.
A pint container lacks the capacity to hold a gallon of water.
I did not say that theists know God via the use of the intellect. I say that theists believe in God and practice faith.
what greater experience would provide this unlimited intellect and the grand insight into god that follow?
An unlimited intellect would have the capacity for the greatest experience.
Most theists however have come to the belief that they are not God, but rather accept that there is a higher power they can turn to.
a child matures into an adult and realizes that santee claus and easter bunny are fairy tales. perhaps we atheists have also matured...
Parents know that Santa Claus and the Easter Bunny are imaginary to begin with.
Santa Claus and the Easter Bunny are not by definition Eternal, Omniscient, and Unlimited in nature.
you've eaten the strawberry of god?? in what form did it take? what does god's "strawberry" look like??
God will appear in whatever form you like. The limits are on your side, not God's.
You can imagine sweet? Imagine sweetest.
You can imagine kind? Imagine kindest.
You can imagine intelligent? Imagine most intelligent.
You can imagine loving? Imagine the most loving.
You can imagine the good? Imagine the best.
You can imagine great? Imagine the greatest.
If we imagine something that is real, is the imagination false?