the calvinist christians like this PHOENIX TRADING guy solve the question by concluding god really is evil and since he made you he has a perfect right to squash you like a bug whenever he feels like it.
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After they pervert marriage, they now want to pervert Christianity.
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the calvinist christians like this PHOENIX TRADING guy solve the question by concluding god really is evil and since he made you he has a perfect right to squash you like a bug whenever he feels like it.
Quote from RCG Trader:
1)It hasn't.
2)Either God is all knowing or not. 3)His either is or is not omnipotent.
4)It has been widely stated that he hates evil.
5)If he hates evil then why not stop it.6) A good parent would give his children everything needed to succeed.
Apparently God has set his children up to fail.
1) Sure it has or pay attention lil boy.
2) all knowing
3) omnipotent
4) okay but I'm not sure evil to you and I means the same to a deity.
5) freedom of choice
6) take it up with God
You are lyingQuote from RCG Trader:
The point is that the question has never been answered. If God is all knowing and all powerful why does he allow evil, if he in fact hates it?
Since he knew all of this, he has clearly set up a vast amount of his children to fail.
I just answered it twice this morning, myself on this thread.
Might try google or "church"
Maybe God is 4% gay.
in heaven..a rabbi,a pope,dali lama ,muslim,islam,jehova,high priests from other religions and a caveman were all sitting on a log watching a fire late into the nite,after many hours of debate the fire began to die down and as everyone was planning to retire the caveman spoke up,his vocabulary being very limited, he asked ugg, theology,what is?
THE PARADOX OF OMNIPOTENCE:
1. Either god can create a stone that he cannot lift, or he cannot create a stone that he cannot lift.
2. If god can create a stone that he cannot lift, then he is not omnipotent.
3. If god cannot create a stone that he cannot lift, then he is not omnipotent
4. Therefore by definition, god is not omnipotent.
THE PARADOX OF OMNISCIENCE
1 If God does not know all events past and future then he is not omniscient.
2 If God does know all events both past and future (especially future) then he cannot make any decision or choose a course of action, because he already knows his future actions for all eternity. He is paralysed by his own omniscience.
3 If God can make a decision or choose a course of action that he did not know in advance, then he is not omniscient.
1. Either god can create a stone that he cannot lift, or he cannot create a stone that he cannot lift.
2. If god can create a stone that he cannot lift, then he is not omnipotent.
3. If god cannot create a stone that he cannot lift, then he is not omnipotent
4. Therefore by definition, god is not omnipotent.
THE PARADOX OF OMNISCIENCE
1 If God does not know all events past and future then he is not omniscient.
2 If God does know all events both past and future (especially future) then he cannot make any decision or choose a course of action, because he already knows his future actions for all eternity. He is paralysed by his own omniscience.
3 If God can make a decision or choose a course of action that he did not know in advance, then he is not omniscient.