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RE: Pascal's Wager
Your points are well taken. You are very rooted in your beliefs, as am I, and as is Hindi A. I am confident that I have not the ability to open either of your hearts to my God. However, though I fail I argue that this shouldn't assist you in solidifying your beliefs. I would ask that you seek someone much more intelligent in this area then me.
With that said, I consider your comment "what would it take for a Hindu to convert you" and I reflect on it. I firmly believe that nothing would persuade me. Why then would he be persuaded into my religion? I repeat myself: I am not the one to enter into this argument because I don't have the skill set to intelligently speak, but I do hold the personal belief firm in my heart that the power of the word of God, as spoken through a believer, opens the hearts and ears of those that will listen. It is to this end that I would argue that Hindi A would never be able to convert me. His words do not have the same power as God's.
I would like to apologize for my "Research before you comment" statement - it was unfair to you. Maybe a better one would be:
Reflect before you comment - it makes you look smarter
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