What if everyday desires are signs of longing for God? What if our desires have their source in God?
Professor Fiona Ellis, Dr. Clare Carlisle, and Professor John Cottingham are exploring the idea that desire for God is human nature, though it may not manifest itself under that description.
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If dialogue is the goal, why then holding on to the idea of deities and not finding a better explanation that can actually unite people. I mean, by simply postulating that atheists still seek a deity you are denying them there way of how they experience the world. And what reason is there to assume that this desire is indeed pointed somewhere, many aspects of our emotional psyche is not really anchored in reality, so why should this aspect somehow be an indicator of the idea that something wholesome is out there?
This video takes leaps and bounds in logic that just… They aren't warranted. You are saying things are rooted in God, simultaneously not saying what God is but also not giving a reason this is true. You have said you want dialogue yet give none of your own. Debate is useful because at the very least you are able to argue with what the other person is saying. It is nearly impossible to say anything against what you have said here however. You are using nothing speak. You have basically said "But what if desire is actually God???!?!?!!!111" but you haven't justified that point whatsoever
no. Ive never desired for god even as a kid, if i never desired of god in my whole life then other people may have also had the same experince, so no, not all humans desire god. Its more of a "tradition" because of our past ancestors believing in god and yearning for it so most people probably do yearn/desire for god, but as a whole not every single human desires for god.