You contradict yourself in less than 20 words. "God did need to create" "He wanted"
Need I say more?
Need I say more?
fahrenheit 451 said:lets clarifying what we mean by "perfect". something that "contains all potentialities", "without flaw".
beyondtimeandspace said:You contradict yourself in less than 20 words. "God did need to create" "He wanted"
Need I say more?
Medicine Woman said:c20H25N3o: I would conject that God did need to create, else he wouldn't have done it. He wanted witnesses to the power of The Word of God which was God and was with God.
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M*W: Like you said, it is your conjecture, and you did not provide evidence from unbiased literature.
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c20: This is why God said "Let us make living beings like us, in Our image". God is invisible, but He has an image of Himself and can create from nothing by breathing the Word of God. So He made us to be like Him, in His image that we may know The Living Word. Jesus was The Word made flesh.
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M*W: You're quoting Moses here. Moses' god was the sun. Moses' thought of himself as the 'word of god made flesh.' The sun spoke to Moses (in Egyptian, no less), and the word of god was the word Moses' thought he heard the sun speak to him (in Egyptian).
You are preaching again without documentation. You don't have the background to discuss the ancient religion of Moses. You are both blind and gullible. If you want the members of sciforums to comprehend your message, then you will go get yourself educated in ancient history. We're all tired of your preaching. It serves no purpose.
Medicine Woman said:c20H25N3o: M*W You know full well that the only proof I have of God's existence is the seed. Surely the seed is evidence enough for you?
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M*W: The evidence you speak of is merely a concept in your own mind. You should be able to identify and describe the 'seed' using scientifically acquired evidence to prove God exists. If you cannot do this, then your concept of God is simply your delusion and no true god exists. We await your scientific proof.
If a seed cannot exist without a tree and a tree cannot exist without a seed, I would suggest the burden of proof is upon the scientist to tell us which came first and how. If you cannot then God made it is the only answer using basic childlike logic.
SnakeLord said:It's actually rather simple.. but it does require study, and certainly more so than one can type on this forum. Your answer denotes your very problem:
""god made it" is the only answer using basic childlike logic"
Do you see the problem now?
SnakeLord said:It would undoubtedly be impossible for you to grasp given that your mind thinks everything just *popped* into existence, exactly as you see it right now. I will certainly try and find you some sites that will explain things for you in very simple terms. From there you can hopefully move onto a greater understanding.
Ok. Prove that last premise. Why creating is an imperfection?fahrenheit 451 said:matthew 5:48: Be ye therefore perfect, even as your Father which is in heaven is perfect.
lets clarifying what we mean by "perfect". something that "contains all potentialities", "without flaw".
The idea of a perfect being creating the universe is self-contradictory. How can perfection be improved upon? To create is to indicate a lack, an imperfection. a flaw
Does God need us? I don't think so...!If a perfect being needs to create something then it isn’t perfect. To be perfect is to lack nothing.
Not quite. The concept of perfection requires that He is neutral and impartial, but NOT necessarily indifferent.“Perfect beings would not be troubled by anything, including the behavior of humans. Hence, the notion that a god would reward or punish us is absurd. To be perfect is to be unperturbed. The concept of perfection, therefore, requires that a god be indifferent to human behavior.”
Organize your premises and conclusion and fully explain them before you claim such a thing.therefore as god is flawed, he cant be all knowing or all powerful thus not devine, so simply put non-existent.
You speak the Word but you don't understand it. As a result, peoplen don't understand you either.c20H25N3o said:I would conject that God did need to create, else he wouldn't have done it. He wanted witnesses to the power of The Word of God which was God and was with God.
God is amorphous. We are too. You confuse spirit with body. Our spirits were created in his image, not our bodies. Our "image" is our spirits, not our bodies.This is why God said "Let us make living beings like us, in Our image". God is invisible, but He has an image of Himself and can create from nothing by breathing the Word of God.
And you are too. You just said it in the above quote...So He made us to be like Him, in His image that we may know The Living Word. Jesus was The Word made flesh.
fah said:The idea of a perfect being creating the universe is self-contradictory. How can perfection be improved upon? To create is to indicate a lack, an imperfection. a flaw
it's quite obvious, a flawless thing, needs nothing no improvements.TruthSeeker said:Ok. Prove that last premise. Why creating is an imperfection?
fah said:If a perfect being needs to create something then it isn’t perfect. To be perfect is to lack nothing.
want, need lets not split hairsTruthSeeker said:Does God need us? I don't think so...!
And why does He need to create? As long as I know He just wanted to create. There was no need.
fah said:“Perfect beings would not be troubled by anything, including the behavior of humans. Hence, the notion that a god would reward or punish us is absurd. To be perfect is to be unperturbed. The concept of perfection, therefore, requires that a god be indifferent to human behavior.”
wrong, a flawless thing needs no neutrality or impartiality, absolutely nothing.TruthSeeker said:Not quite. The concept of perfection requires that He is neutral and impartial, but NOT necessarily indifferent.
fah said:therefore as god is flawed, he cant be all knowing or all powerful thus not devine, so simply put non-existent.
it's is easily claimed because it must be true.TruthSeeker said:Organize your premises and conclusion and fully explain them before you claim such a thing.
I'm not, no human is prefect, but to be imperfect is also not godly.TruthSeeker said:And just a hint.... don't consider God in human terms....
That doesn't make creation imperfect. If He doesn't need creation, He is not dependent on creation. If He is not dependant on anything, than that makes Him perfect.fahrenheit 451 said:it's quite obvious, a flawless thing, needs nothing no improvements.
That's what you are doing - and I'm trying to correct your mistake....want, need lets not split hairs
Needing nothing implies neutrality and impartiality!wrong, a flawless thing needs no neutrality or impartiality, absolutely nothing.
Great argument!it's is easily claimed because it must be true.
Ok. But what I was saying is to not understand God's perspective in the same way you understand human's perspective.I'm not, no human is prefect, but to be imperfect is also not godly.