Many natural phenomena are considered Acts of God. For example the latest tragedy in Asia.
If they are Acts of God are they deliberate?
Care to discuss?
If they are Acts of God are they deliberate?
Care to discuss?
If they are Acts of God are they deliberate?
God does not interfere with the natural workings of the Earth. If an earthquake or a tsunami happens then they happen naturally. By not stopping them does not mean he causes them. The reason why the tsunami produced so many deaths was man's fault not Gods. If the same thing was to happen to the United States there would be very few deaths.
Brutus1964 said:Remember, our test to being on Earth and to have mortal bodies is to see how we will behave and learn being out of his presents.
Cris said:If they aren't deliberate then they must have been accidental, but God is perfect and can do no wrong so they must have been deliberate.
If God deliberately causes chaos and death to innocent people then he can't be good, but God is defined as all good.
This paradox means that God does not exist.
Cris said:If they aren't deliberate then they must have been accidental, but God is perfect and can do no wrong so they must have been deliberate.
If God deliberately causes chaos and death to innocent people then he can't be good, but God is defined as all good.
This paradox means that God does not exist.
If they aren't deliberate then they must have been accidental, but God is perfect and can do no wrong so they must have been deliberate.
If God deliberately causes chaos and death to innocent people then he can't be good, but God is defined as all good.
This paradox means that God does not exist.
water said:Is this your proof for the non-existence of God?
Some speculate that before the flood there was a canape of water vapor that completely encircled the Earth.
This could also explain why there was never a rainbow before the flood.
How long was that seventh day?