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Just questioned your metaphysical assertion while you assumed it to be self evident. Don't see how that is acting in bad faith.

You were having a 'begging the question' fallacy with your "no human understands the deeper realities of existence" statement.

If you can say 'its a fact' without justifying it, how do you have the metaphysical/epistemological higher ground to say someone else's metaphysical worldview is correct/incorrect?
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BTC_P2P 2y ago

Prove to me that just one person understands all the secrets of the universe. If you can’t, then no one does.

Since many things are being discovered still on a daily basis, this is proof f positive there are many things still to discover.

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ThornTooth 2y ago

I'm not the one asserting the proposition, and "secrets of the universe" is a different question.

There's nothing wrong with individuals to believe that God exists through the teachings of scripture and/or institutional teachings, then come together in a regular gathering to profess their faith. (Assuming they are not coercive in the practice of their faith)

Christians don't believe any one person is all knowing. God is the only all knowing entity. Nobody has the knowledge of God.

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BTC_P2P 2y ago

You can’t demonstrate that and I know this. Nobody understands base reality, the secrets of the universe or the mysteries of existence. There’s never been a demonstration of that type of understanding. It doesn’t exist.

More equivocation and nonsense ok your end so I’m done engaging. I hope you can tap into the strength and honesty it requires to be objectively uncertain in this vast universe. Takes courage but it’s the honest route. Best of luck.