I am not claiming Jesus was God, He is God. He is risen.
Before you can even empirically critique the potential claims in the bible we must first justify empiricism itself. You are acting, again, on the myth of the given. You have no neutral view, everything is theory-laden and therefore you must prove the preconditions for the possibility of knowledge itself within your worldview before you can even attempt to critique mine.
God is not an "object" we can study empirically, He is known through the Nous.
You completely dodged my critique and are being a logical parasite right now, as in, you're borrowing from my worldview to critique it. You have no ground to stand on to even critique me unless you assume my position to be true. Is logic universal and invariant or just a social construct, and if it's a social construct how can we possibly "prove" anything other than a vote?
1. Said you provided proof. When asked where post # you refused to provide it. Lie
2. The bible clearly claims many physical acts including jesus being in the flesh. Yet you are making excuses to not provide this evidence.
3. Despite the physical proof I even asked you how else by which method are you able to sense or know god at all. If not physically you must have some other way. Can we test it and arrive at the same conclusion. You dodged to provide even that.
Stop talking about anything else if you don't have any proof then say that you don't have it. You are being rude and not engaging with my question.
If you would like to talk about definitions, preconditions, epistemology, ontological rocks or any of the immaterial philosophical meta conversations you are welcome to have a separate debate in a different thread.
Here we only deal with physical proof