Yet again a transparent attempt to divert the argument.

That question is not the subject of the argument we're having. I'm talking about the logical fallacy of the dogma of God being unknowable, not any derived speculation based on the dogma or its rejection.

Yet again another fallacy, it was you whom's dogmatic response was offtopic in the first place which prompted me to respond in kind. If you'd bother to read the topic instead of simply rehearsing religious dogma, you would've seen my (sarcastic) on-topic response ... because it is literally the first response to the thread.

If you have no solid argument against the point I was making, then just say so and be done with it. Trying to beat around the burning bush might isn't going to help you.

Trying to divert the argument didn't work last time, why do you think would it work now?

it's a matter of perspective.

Prior to the implementation of agriculture that allowed the storage of food, the amount one could travel was very limited to only areas where substinence hunting/gathering could sustain someone. Prior to the domestication of horses, travel was limited to area that could be easily covered by human foot. Prior to the invention of the wheel, the amount you could move was limited to what weight could be directly carried by a human or beast of burden. Prior to the invention of water faring vessels, travel was limited to land-locked areas. Prior to the invention of celestial navigation, travel was limited to coastal waters. Prior to the invention of larger ships, travel was limited to seas or the fringes of oceans. Prior to the invention of the steam engine, travel was limited to bodies of water that could take a year to circle around entire continents. Prior to the invention of the airplane, travel was limited by where railroad was laid and the limits of terrestrial speed. Prior to the jet engine, travel was limited to intercontinental flight. Prior to the space capsule, flight could only stay within Earth's atmosphere. Prior to the Apollo missions, space travel could never enter and return from a different planetary body.


Think of what people will say was impossbie prior to the invention/discovery/implementation of X in the future of humanity.

God is said to exist in a place outside of time. I've always found that fascinating since everything in our lives is governed by time. We can't imagine living in a place where time is not a constant, and so we really don't know what could be possible in a place without it. Perhaps there is such a place beyond our universe and this is where God dwells. Of course it's all guess work and probably will be for the foreseeable future.

Entertainment?

I look at it as an open ended question. I have atheist friends who would rather close the case and pretend the question doesn't exist. They get angry whenever I bring it up, like I'm poking a hole in their world view of absolute certainty. Honestly, that's part of why I removed it from the quote; people are very sensitive about it.

That's kind of what I was getting at. Such a being is beyond anyone's comprehension so why would it even bother to want to know us?

Well they're not doing a very good job. People are harming each other all the time, and some killing lots of others all the time for no reason, or reasons that make zero sense..