What a stupid argument!

The original korean text: http://blog.naver.com/stevision/50025325709

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(donga.com's netizen forum, Nov. 6, 2004)

 

 

You must ask him, who has been to Seoul, about Seoul, if you want to know about Seoul. Nevertheless why do you say that God doesn't exist, on the basis of the arguments of those who, having failed to find God despite their desperate endeavor, maintain that there is no god?

 

Here (in donga.com's netizen forum) the pseudo-philosopher says that the God does not exist, on the authority of the bitter confessions of those who had not found the God. (Can an elementary school pupil explain the relativity theory to you?) That is not an academically sound method of proof. If you would know the existence of God, you have to inquire about God from at least those who have met God, had personal relationship with him, and lived happy life. Isn't that right?

 

Look, pseudo-philosopher! From now on, visit a pastor of the near church and ask him about the God if you want to know him. That is the wise way. Don't try to persuade netizens here with such a shabby argument.

 

You're using the experiences of people to prove your argument. But God must exist according to that method. The reason is that 99 percent of Christians have met God and been living happily, while about 1 percent of Christians, the nominal Christians, haven't met the God and have departed from the church. A definite remark of mine again: please be honest! Do you know how many good works Christianity has done? Now you are doing futile things here because your heart is so crooked that you can't see the good good, and only judge Christianity as you like.