Magic

>because as humans, we have a percentage that always prevents us from reaching 100% belief

What's your ontological framework? I don't see a justification for this presupposition.

>But in one's "reality"

Just discovered solipsism eh? Gonna try to argue about the curvature of the Earth next?

>Case in point is Peter starting to sink when he had doubts in the miracle at hand.

Using myths as a literal event do nothing to help your posit. Indeed, it makes it seem rather ignorant.

>I don't believe in chaos magic

But your god's magic is real? Why should it be?

>Does anyone share the same views or something close to it?

I disagree with your haphazard rationale. It doesn't even seem internally consistent, assuming that yes your god "does magic."

>>19165766
Thats most people of the western esoteric tradition view on it. Someone correct me if I am wrong on that count.

As you said, Chaos magick depends nearly completely on the belief of the user and their intention that it will work. I, for one, generally see the world in the way you have described -- though I am starting to become convinced of the reincarnation cycle found in many other religions.

>>19165793
nevermind, I misread you.
Disregard this post

>>19165766
the christian teachings say that all those miracles were made by God through people thus it doesn't belong to us though

You are breathing a life sustaining invisible gas right now. Still not impressed? Moonlight is cold.

>>19165825
Made by God made manifest through men. But faith (or even priesthood in specific cases) is a requirement.

>>19165784
>Ontological framework
The physical universe is our grounded and shared reality. I am uncertain if God is outside this physical universe, was outside, was made to be outside, was once outside, etc. But I believe God

>Solipsism
I apologize that I didn't clear this out. Not very good with words but "reality" is shared between every conscious being in this "plane" as one might call it. Altering another's reality is as simple as interacting with them (talking, being seen by them or even just breathing from halfway across the world)

>Peter
Just using it as an example of how my belief works. Shouldn't have used "case in point"

>Chaos, God, which is real?
I have no other answer for it other than "it's what I believe"

>>19165833
I do not understand what you mean to posit.
I am a firm believer in both God and science. I believe in Climate Change (and the acceleration contributed by man), Spherical Earth etc.

>>19166213
>But I believe God
*But I believe God interacts with this universe from an outside "plane"