Comments on: Evidence of God http://www.aleroy.com/blog/archives/289 a study of near death experiences Wed, 01 Feb 2012 18:50:31 +0000 hourly 1 By: Dr Vivier - Cosmetic Dentist http://www.aleroy.com/blog/archives/289/comment-page-1#comment-1014 Dr Vivier - Cosmetic Dentist Sun, 29 Aug 2010 20:16:54 +0000 http://www.aleroy.com/blog/?p=289#comment-1014 Incredibly excellent information. I recently spotted your internet site and wanted to say that I have truly loved exploring your current blogposts. Naturally I will be opting-in to your rss feed. Incredibly excellent information. I recently spotted your internet site and wanted to say that I have truly loved exploring your current blogposts. Naturally I will be opting-in to your rss feed.

]]> By: Lekatt http://www.aleroy.com/blog/archives/289/comment-page-1#comment-253 Lekatt Sat, 14 Mar 2009 21:37:04 +0000 http://www.aleroy.com/blog/?p=289#comment-253 Hi Dennis, when near death experiencers talk about God they seldom mean the God of any particular religion. The God in whose presence I was is only unconditional love. That is the God experienced by most. Hi Dennis, when near death experiencers talk about God they seldom mean the God of any particular religion. The God in whose presence I was is only unconditional love. That is the God experienced by most.

]]> By: Dennis Choptiany http://www.aleroy.com/blog/archives/289/comment-page-1#comment-252 Dennis Choptiany Sat, 14 Mar 2009 21:14:00 +0000 http://www.aleroy.com/blog/?p=289#comment-252 All of us have experienced love, compassion and Oneness. But to leap ahead and say that these experiences are proof of the existence of a god, is truly a leap of faith. It is similar to saying that because there are trees, then a god must exist. Does the existence of a frog mean that a god exists? If there was no other possible explanation for frogs or trees or compassion or love, then I would have to agree that a god exists. But, without testing other explanations, then one cannot and should not jump to the conclusion that a god exists. Perhaps, I am not aware of what you mean by a god. If it is 'The God', in the biblical sense, then it is not only difficult but also illogical to accept your explanation. If what you mean by a god is something else, then I would like to understand exactly what that god means to you. All of us have experienced love, compassion and Oneness. But to leap ahead and say that these experiences are proof of the existence of a god, is truly a leap of faith. It is similar to saying that because there are trees, then a god must exist. Does the existence of a frog mean that a god exists?

If there was no other possible explanation for frogs or trees or compassion or love, then I would have to agree that a god exists. But, without testing other explanations, then one cannot and should not jump to the conclusion that a god exists.

Perhaps, I am not aware of what you mean by a god. If it is ‘The God’, in the biblical sense, then it is not only difficult but also illogical to accept your explanation. If what you mean by a god is something else, then I would like to understand exactly what that god means to you.

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