Quote:
|
Do you know what eternity is? How long christian theology says the afterlife is? Carry a rock from one side of the earth to the other. And then carry the rocks back. After building a million everests, you still won't have really begun.
|
Yes, I'm well aware of the situation Sisyphus is in, if you want to continue to talk about absurdity.
Quote:
|
And is god present on Earth or not? Many would claim god is present everywhere. And many would claim that god is nowhere. But, if you are going to argue within the realm of christian theology, you should at least admit the existance of god, for the sake of arguement. =)
|
Why do you have to admit the existence of god if it is entirely possible to be a christian that doesn't believe in god and/or is doubting their beliefs. How many Christians are there that follow Christianity <i>just in case</i> it turns out that it all turns out to be true? And like I said, Kierkegaard says to believe in Christianity precisely because of its absurdity - and one step further, what is more absurd than following a religion of a god that you don't believe in?