It is interesting to me that nowhere in the Bible is there an instruction manual for proving God's existence.
WTF do you not understand about rainbows?
Travis
I understand that rainbows are the result of light refracted through raindrops. There is not need for a god to explain this phenomenon.
I've never viewed it as an explanation; there are many Christians who recognize the Bible is not a science textbook.
On the other hand if the Creator wants to assign a particular meaning to a phenomenon which occurs as a result of nature's abiding by His laws, He can do that.
Again, just a matter of perspective.
Your statement presupposes the existence of a creator. As a result it's of no evidentiary value.
Just as lightning is not evidence for the existence of Zeus, rainbows are not evidence for the existence of the Christian God.
You didn't use logic or reason to get into this opinion, I cannot use logic or reason to get you out of it.
You cannot over estimate the unimportance of nearly everything. John Maxwell
