Quote from ARogueTrader:
What is most amusing to me, is your attempt to apply material logical to Biblical stories.
If God does exist and is all powerful, God could suspend the laws of material nature to accomplish His goals. From the perspective of God who has unlimited power, anything is possible, and from the perspective of a material mind, only that which is known to the limited material mind is possible.
Your entire belief system is based on what you can perceive with the senses and extrapolate upon via the use of relativistic logic.
You judge what you don't know to be true or false only on the basis of limited instrumentation.
In other words, if there is something that does in fact exist outside the range of your intellect and senses, you would say it does not exist until it can be known via your limited intellect and senses.
Your entire belief system is based on ignorance not knowledge, as you claim knowing only that which is knowable via your limited instrumentation, and at the same time you have to admit you don't know everything, nor can you even hold the totality of all that is known scientifically in your mind at the same point and time. Your mind cannot calculate at the speed of computers, your senses are very limited and need mechanical instrumentation to see beyond a relatively short distance, etc.
So, what you posses is a limited knowledge, which is the product of a limited mind, and implemented by limited thinkers.
It is sufficient to say that you believe in material science.
Anything more is clearly redundant.
