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Fallicy #1, There is no God.

Please let me revisit one of the post modern concepts that God doesn't exist. For this fallacy to be true there would be no use for death. In the post modern world the alternative to no God is that I am God and if I am God I do not need to die. This would be true if there was no death, no cessation of life after our bodies expired but that they would simply be renewed and continue living forever. This would not prove the non existence of God but would make God pantheistic, in other words we are God and God is us.

The alternative to this is that we do expire, that there is a God and that God is not a romantic concept but a self existing God that requires nothing from human being other than their worship and adoration, among other things. Christianity is the answer to a no God question. All pantheism or panenthism requires is that we realize that we are divine but it doesn't solve the reality of death. If you were to view your own funeral, you would either not be human, or you have died and have proven the existence of God. There is a possibility that you are really dreaming or hallucinating, therefore have not proven anything. God does not demand that we prove we are human, God does not prove that there are angels, nor does He ask us to prove the existence of heaven, what he requires of us, is not fully made known in our human reasoning but an act of faith that Jesus died, rose from the dead, and confession that He is Lord. Repentance and faith in the cross.

They said it would take a moron to die on the cross, claim to be God and die for the sin of the human race, and a greater moron to believe that. But this is precisely the way that God has demonstrated his love for us and as foolish it seems to us morons, we need to believe this in order to be saved. Heaven is on the threshold of earth or should I say earth is on the threshold of heaven and the creator if there is one wants us to live forever in the presence and Glory of the Father. We do not have to die to go to heaven but we need to believe and repent of our sin if we will live there someday.

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