GreatestIam
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You are making positive statements about God.
Do you have any moral responsibility to prove your statements?
I think if you have the ability to defend your beliefs and faith you should. I am not going to say I am a Biblical scholar, or know all the answers. I'm sure there are many more people out there more educated, spiritually mature and able to defend the faith. I do however feel compelled to share my experiences and what I have learned during my Christian walk, so, at this point, I wish I could do a better job at proving my statements. I hope that through my words, people will see some validity in it and perhaps look into it more on their own. Like planting a seed.
To answer your question, no, I would not say I have a moral responsibility to prove anything I have to say.
Would it be best and fair if I did? Yes.
However, if everyone waited to be ready to defend every single argument against God, not many people would be out there talking about Christ. The simple truth of the Gospel rings true for many people immediately. But for people like yourself, yes, you should be discussing a matter as serious as this with someone more informed than myself. I will admit to that.
I have a moral responsibility to speak truth, and, if I make errors, that is between myself and God. I don't mind being challenged, but, ultimately, I only have to answer to God.
"To answer your question, no, I would not say I have a moral responsibility to prove anything I have to say.
Would it be best and fair if I did? Yes."
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So you are consciously doing an unfair and immoral thing and do not care.
Thanks for showing how your religion has corrupted your morals.
It is not a wonder then how you have run from any of the moral issues I have tried to engage you in.
Thanks for showing all that read this how corrupt you are and how you prove this quote to be true.
Those who can make you believe absurdities can make you commit atrocities. Voltaire
Regards
DL