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When you say you believe or do not believe in "God", what exactly is your definition of "God". [View all]
I always thought that having a discussion about God was pointless unless you first defined exactly what you meant by the term "God". I think many people have different interpretations of God so they may not be discussing the same thing when they argue or debate. What is your concept or definition?
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When you say you believe or do not believe in "God", what exactly is your definition of "God". [View all]
smirkymonkey
Oct 2018
OP
It's difficult to get an answer to that question, even from religious people.
MineralMan
Oct 2018
#6
I just think it is something that is completely beyond the realm of human understanding.
smirkymonkey
Oct 2018
#12
Lack of a coherent definition is one of the reasons to reject belief in god(s).
trotsky
Oct 2018
#11
Neither do I, but for some it is a very specific "being" and for others it is an abstract concept
smirkymonkey
Oct 2018
#21
I imagine that atheists don't agree that your theoretical gods meet your range of possibilities.
marylandblue
Oct 2018
#44
Descartes proved with logic that God exists but the Catholic Church rejected it because logic and pr
keithbvadu2
Oct 2018
#29