WickedZ?thename
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that is so true,and it's amazing how y'all get on this topic from the topic of God
By logically following the premises of Christian dogma, there is no free will. Period.There can not be free will without suffering. Period.
Untrue. I believe it's only the Calvinists who believe in predetermination. Anyway, I sure as hell don't.mountainhare said:madan:
By logically following the premises of Christian dogma, there is no free will. Period.
Mosheh Thezion said:IF GOD showed himself... even you.. would bow down.. out of fear.
and thats no way to treat ones own children.
-MT
I believe God built unpredictability into the universe at a fundamental level. The more we learn about physics, the more we realize the universe is a crazy, unpredictable place at the subatomic level.Chiraque said:Madan, your God's existence is based on the premise that he knows everything and is completely good. Think of that... He KNOWS EVERYTHING. He CAN NEVER be surprised. He knew adam and eve would betray him. He knew the creatures he created would cause undue suffering to each other. Why did a completely good being allow this. If he is playing chess, as you say, then he's just a bastard. "Hmmmm... I'm gona make a guy who tends towards sadism and the megalomaniacal, and see how he affects the world around him. Woohoo... Whoa, that must have been painful... OOOOOOO... tood bad for those jews... Major props to Hitler and Saddam for creativity."