Yes.Thats fair enough.I didn't expect you would.Just 'putting it out there' for anyone interested.jayfox said:evo said:Just finished reading some Wittgentein,very enjoyable(Betrand Russell(he of flying teapot fame)-rated him highly).
Heres some thoughts from him on the subject of God and thinking.
How things are in the world is a matter of complete indifference for what is higher.God does not reveal himself in the world.
Can't agree with this Evo, as God revealed himself to the world through Jesus Christ who was by very nature God. He also reveals himself on a daily basis to those who truly want to find him.
I think it would be fair to say Wittgensteins doesn't beleive in the Holy trinity eh.
See bold aboveEvo, on numbers 5,6 - If he was considering becoming a pastor of a church then don't you think that his persuit of God may have been a little more advanced than simply "Think maybe returning to the bible might help him out." and "Think better of it." For someone to look into Christianity, to read parts of the Bible or to attend some church services would be to "think maybe of returning the bible for help" but to consider leading other people to Christ and becoming the head of the church involves a far deeper pursuit, I would have thought.