QUOTE(Nozomu @ Mar 9 2005, 01:05 AM)
You're right, logic can't explain everything. For example, logic doesn't make me as happy as acting on impulse, so I abandon it when I feel the situation warrants such a blatant disregard for it (such as when I fall for a girl or whatever). Everyone has the right to act illogically - it's part of being human. But persuading others to act illogically is a whole different matter. That's what bothers me most about religion. It tells you how to live your life...
That's an interesting hypothesis about Christians, and I agree with you. Emotions tend to push logic from the picture, and faith in Christianity is no exception to such a well-documented part of human nature. I think all the Christians here can agree on that, as well. FireKame, for instance,
told us straight up in the Faith vs Logic thread that she isn't solely reliant on logic to form her conclusions about religion.
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Hahah thats pretty ironic Nozomu, because that has nothing to do with what I was trying to show, YET what you're saying is 100% true!!!

I've been trying to tell my fellow Christians that you shouldn't believe on 100% faith, because that's just plain stupidity. Paul, one of the great Christian leaders after Jesus's death and was formally a zealous Christian-persecutor, wanted us to inspect the Bible to make sure what he was saying was true. There is nothing you take 100% faith in because its sheer stupidity, so why do that with God?
What I was
actually trying to state was that even though you realized what you were saying about being with the right person and feelings were subjective, you didn't want people to rule out the possibility of sex before marriage.
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I agree Nozomu; we do have a sense of happiness when we get close to the right person. Sometimes logic can't explain everything. Usually, the emotion comes first; you just know. Of course, emotions are deceiving, and after the "puppy-love" dissolves (if it dissolves), you think logically if this is truly the right person. Oh gosh, I just realized something, and it's inflicting cruel and unusual punishment upon me. This probably exactly how the chr.. but of course, I would not be "mature" if I babbled if about theism and religion.
chr = christians. I was using your own anology to show the relationship was mankind and the right person, God. Sometimes logic can't explain everything. Usually, this "joy" comes first; you just know its right. Of course, emotions are deceiving, and after the "blind faith" dissolves (if it dissolves), you think logically if God truly exists.
This was the important statement I tried to show you because emotions do say something; not always the right thing, but they do say SOMEthing, and they also fit your own train of thought about life. I think its interesting what you thought I was showing, yet you brought up a point
JUST AS IMPORTANT!!!! Good job!
