My belive

[Mourfus]

I truly beloved in god or that there is an after life but I don't belive that my god has any power over earth. No I refrase that he has no power of people or electronics or acing a test or saving ur grandmother from cancer. My god does not have that power, I belive my god does not care if I go to church or if I'm Muslim or Jewish cristian Hindu or Any other religen. My god can not control wether you were born poor or rich black or white. My god does not care if you were born in California Texas Paris hong kong or moskow. He wants you to live your love the best you can and to make the right choices for you wand others. While I am tecneclty cristain this is what I belive

[Sage]

You sound more like a Deist than a Christian.

[Azunite]

Agreed on Sage,
And if you believe that God Almight has power on the whole universe but not on Earth, that means God doesn't have enough power to control us.

[Dorsum Oppel]

If god doesn't give a shit, then what is the criteria to admittance into afterlife?

[Continuum]

Sad, your personal thought of God contradicts the whole idea of God in the first place. Since He doesn't give a shit, why is there still 3.8 billion followers (including me and you, but I don't care about religion) believing on a oblivious God of yours. Obviously, if you were true and everyone knew; then everyone would believe He sucks. Honestly, you may want to revise your understanding, and also your grammar.

[Sage]

Since He doesn't give a shit, why is there still 3.8 billion followers

That's an argument from population. Your point is invalid.

[Amnesiac]

That's an argument from population. Your point is invalid.

Also, that statistic is bloated by 1.6 billion. Christianity only has 2.2 billion followers.

[Continuum]

Also, that statistic is bloated by 1.6 billion. Christianity only has 2.2 billion followers.

Not that. I meant the whole population of Abrahamic Believers. I perceive them as believing in the same God, just different names.

[Sage]

Not that. I meant the whole population of Abrahamic Believers. I perceive them as believing in the same God, just different names.

Fair enough, but it's still an invalid argument out of fallacy.

[Continuum]

Fair enough, but it's still an invalid argument out of fallacy.

The point is, he contradicts his own faith in my opinion.

[The Batman]

The point is, he contradicts his own faith in my opinion.

No it doesn't, since it's how he personally sees god it has nothing to do with the other believers.