Re: Now a question for RJT, NotReady, and other believers
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My question for you is, if [enough geniuses studied the topic and declared God's existence to be probable] and Sklansky started to believe on those grounds, would you consider that a valid reason for belief? Do you think God would consider it valid?
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No indication is given in scripture that there is such a thing as invalid grounds for belief. Some believed with very little information or empirical evidence. The apostle Paul had to be knocked from his horse and struck blind before he would believe. If it takes a panel of geniuses declaring the probability of God's existence to get DS to believe, that will in no way mean his belief is invalid.
I would also say that the fact that you are assuming that he becomes a Christian necessarily involves faith in the person of Jesus Christ and not simply in the fact that there *probably* is a god.
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