Seriously, why?
I consider myself an objectivist, so I need a reason. Mine is thus: If we take the Law of Identity in the way that Rand described it, then the universe, and existance, cannot have come out of nothing. Nothing is nothing, and it behaves in a like manner. It cannot produce everything. Therefore, there must have been a being to create something from nothing.
Now, Rand said that having a conciousness which is concious of nothing is a contradiction that cannot exist. But so is nothing producing everything. And seeing as how man does not have an understanding of what is beyond this world, we can only associate God's mind with our conciousness, but I believe that they are only the closest we can come to understanding. So God is a sort of super-conciousness, above our understanding.
Why am I a Christian? Because it's the most rational religion, in my opinion.
I consider myself an objectivist, so I need a reason. Mine is thus: If we take the Law of Identity in the way that Rand described it, then the universe, and existance, cannot have come out of nothing. Nothing is nothing, and it behaves in a like manner. It cannot produce everything. Therefore, there must have been a being to create something from nothing.
Now, Rand said that having a conciousness which is concious of nothing is a contradiction that cannot exist. But so is nothing producing everything. And seeing as how man does not have an understanding of what is beyond this world, we can only associate God's mind with our conciousness, but I believe that they are only the closest we can come to understanding. So God is a sort of super-conciousness, above our understanding.
Why am I a Christian? Because it's the most rational religion, in my opinion.