Religion and logic

We'll find the fact as a result of logic Mere accepting won't work!

I mean logic use, thanks.

If it's the only way so there is no God. God must be free from absurdity. Brain is given to us, what is it for?

Brain is given to understand Physics Chemistry Engineering and all such human engagements. The Maker cannot be "understood" this way just as the eyes cannot see themselves.

God's substance will never be reached by eye. Brain's there to contemplate divine signs. That's why logic's needed.

I share albert2412's view. There are times when logic is reliable, but there are also times when man should not fully trust his reasoning. Man was created in the likeness of God and was placed in the Garden of Eden, with wisdom almost on the same level with God. But since the fall of man, his wisdom have degraded to the point there are already limitations to what we can comprehend. There are things on this earth that cannot be explained by mere logic alone. Just like for example, prophecies. We know there are a lot of "logic people" out there who think prophecies are absurd. But come to think of it, how come the prophecies in the Bible came true and fulfilled? Like for example, the dream of the Babylonian King Nebuchadnezzar, interpreted by Daniel.

Sorry to say, it's because of no logic that you regard Jesus as son of God. No logic no truth. Thanks.

I agree with you, man's praised nature is taken after God. Even on our hand--for those who believe--there's the name of God written in Arabic. And on both palms there are numbers 18 and 81 which make 9, the perfect number, as if it says God is the Most Perfect. Realizing this we should also question ourselves as to God existence. What is regarded as the most perfect is absurd by the concept of trinity, of course. One is one, that's logic and unmistakable. One is three or three are one, that's out of logic. As there's the likeness of God in us, will we redeem other sins? The answer is the same as God's: no way! Thank you and peace ...

It is quite logical that man has interfered in the Bible and God's words. It has been changed and interpreted to suit many religions. However, when scholars have gone back to the original versions of the bible they have discovered logically, that it is impossible to have been written by the logic of man. Some sections have been examined by court room style logic and conclusions drawn. The Bible has been the most examined book of all and has come under much logical scrutiny.

God's words must be independent and unmistakable. Regarding this, can logic agree with men's interference in it?

I mean in a holy book.

If Human believe that there is no God,then logic of their perception is there,if human believe in the existence of God,then what would we call that Faith, right,Logic is also there,both questions or all things under the sun has Logic,only Human tend to be Illogical..when Human doesn't know the answer of one question, they assume it as illogical..or has no reason at all...

How about man's perceiption of God, needs logic or no?

I agree with what man2sting has said. Sometimes, we need logic in religion. You know why? Because, some groups have discovered that religion can be used to deceive people.. that's when logic plays an important role.. to guide us to think, believe and do what is right. But "logic" is not the ultimate thing that others sometimes make it their god (yes, it is true, there were people who made logic, their god, as what have happened during the French revolution when the mob overthrown religiously inclined French monarchs, after the overthrow, they erected a lady symbolizing "goddess of Reason"). We should not solely rely on logic. Given the fallen nature of man, logic has its own inherent limitations.

I agree with what man2sting has said. Sometimes, we need logic in religion. You know why? Because, some groups have discovered that religion can be used to deceive people.. that's when logic plays an important role.. to guide us to think, believe and do what is right. But "logic" is not the ultimate thing that others sometimes make it their god (yes, it is true, there were people who made logic, their god, as what have happened during the French revolution when the mob overthrown religiously inclined French monarchs, after the overthrow, they erected a lady symbolizing "goddess of Reason"). We should not solely rely on logic. Given the fallen nature of man, logic has its own inherent limitations.

On the contrary, logic will stop men from equating God to men. When you get trust better than logic in religion, you'll never know what the truth is. Sounds logical, doesnt it?

But, ma'am, anything unmistakable should meet logic. I dont think God just lets men think about Him without logical signs.

bird123, I agree with you except for one thing, child of God! Out of logic!

islander7, man's good at illusion, you know why? They take after their Creator.

That's what logic's for, to make you question, can man be God?

To figure out His substance is impossible. But to use logic to know Him will bring one to light. Dilemma only when one prefers to stick to absurdity. Thanks.