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Philosophy / A Newbie to philosophy asks a question!
« on: December 27, 2019, 01:05:56 am »
Hi everyone!
A 17 year old agnostic theist here. Knowing some of WLC's arguments and the ilk but extremely little about philosophy and classical theism in overall.
Also excuse if you see some distasteful grammar and spelling, i'm not a native english speaker myself.
So here is the question: It's often said that theists can define God in any way that suits them. Lacking empirical evidence and observation of God further strengthens/ is the foundation of this claim.
So what is your response to this? And how would one solve it?
Thank you very much!
A 17 year old agnostic theist here. Knowing some of WLC's arguments and the ilk but extremely little about philosophy and classical theism in overall.
Also excuse if you see some distasteful grammar and spelling, i'm not a native english speaker myself.
So here is the question: It's often said that theists can define God in any way that suits them. Lacking empirical evidence and observation of God further strengthens/ is the foundation of this claim.
So what is your response to this? And how would one solve it?
Thank you very much!