You are making a presupposition there that is a false one
Posted on: December 20, 2019 at 21:16:27 CT
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I believe, and certainly one that you couldn't possibly know definitively.
You are asserting that there is no self-revelation, contrary to the testimony of many historical figures, including many who willingly suffered torture and horrible deaths rather than recant what they claimed to have seen and to have heard.
That presupposition also presupposes that "there is no God". Certainly if there is a God who created the universe and everything in it out of nothing He *could* reveal Himself to creatures He created, no? and if He could and many thousands over the centuries have claimed in no uncertain terms that He did, often despite major persecution because of it, why do you categorically reject that possibility?
Edited by JeffB at 21:19:48 on 12/20/19