No. If you can prove that’s what happened, you’ve proven that it has happened. You haven’t shown that it was caused by a deity. The fact that humans have proclaimed this object to be “the Body of Christ” is not proof.
I honestly don’t know what could make me believe in a claim as extraordinary as “the god as described by the Christian Bible (or any other religion’s scripture) exists” but from all I know about this supposed entity, this god would know what would convince me and would have no issue making it absolutely obvious and inevitable to me.
Parlour tricks like having blood grow on hosts is not it.
God has NEVER peformed a SINGLE miracle so you may believe, only when his followers and companions are in grave need, has he performed a miracle. God cannot convice you if you put your fingers In your ears and go lalalalalalala
Not enough to go to the trouble of convincing me, apparently. He knows I’m not one to be convinced simply by people telling me about him, he has made me after all, no?
Yes, a holy item proclaimed to the be the Body of Christ grows living heart tissue and its not enough proof?
No. If you can prove that’s what happened, you’ve proven that it has happened. You haven’t shown that it was caused by a deity. The fact that humans have proclaimed this object to be “the Body of Christ” is not proof.
what proof do you need?
I honestly don’t know what could make me believe in a claim as extraordinary as “the god as described by the Christian Bible (or any other religion’s scripture) exists” but from all I know about this supposed entity, this god would know what would convince me and would have no issue making it absolutely obvious and inevitable to me.
Parlour tricks like having blood grow on hosts is not it.
God has NEVER peformed a SINGLE miracle so you may believe, only when his followers and companions are in grave need, has he performed a miracle. God cannot convice you if you put your fingers In your ears and go lalalalalalala
Okay. So I suppose he doesn’t care if I believe. We’re good then :)
he does care
Not enough to go to the trouble of convincing me, apparently. He knows I’m not one to be convinced simply by people telling me about him, he has made me after all, no?
no one, and no amount of proof will magically “convince” you if do not want to be convinced
it is a decision that you must make yourself, and others can only inform you about the choices