Proof of god is a moral question. Do you see the morals shown for god as good or evil?

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  1. garyd

    garyd Well-Known Member

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    Get back to me when you achieve omniscience and omnipresence and omnipotence. All we get to see in this life is that back side of the tapestry and it only poorly. Unless you considered yourself the equal of God, a demonstration of incalculable hubris, you cannot have an accurate ability to judge whether God is good or evil.
     
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    Greatest I am Well-Known Member

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    The WORD says I do, but if you are not up to it, I understand as sheeple are not good thinkers.

    Gen3;22 Behold, the man has become like one of Us, knowing good and evil;
    1 Thessalonians 5:21 Test all things; hold fast what is good.

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    Now you're just getting lazy. Troll better, or I'm done.
     
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    Greatest I am Well-Known Member

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    If you are to dumb to follow.

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    Nope sorry, and that belongs with the story of the Garden of Eden, and to know that good an evil exists and become prey to the latter which is what the verse is talking about, is not the same as being able to tell implicitly one from the other on a cosmic scale. Most people know about the theory of relativity damn few understand it's ramifications beyond the potential for really big booms.
     
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    Probably a perversion, since you yourself would not do what you claim a moral god should do.

    I've seen the hypocricy time and time again, even if most people don't see it.

    It is as much a perversion for an evil man to go free as an innocent man to suffer punishment. If you love one person, you will be angry at another person who murders them.
     
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    It maters not when we are told to use our minds, but if you think you were given one to waste, go ahead.

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    So even if you could rehabilitate a guilty man and make him a good citizen, you would still kill him.

    Nice compassion that, Satan style.

    Thanks for starting your reply with a lie. You lie like most good Christians.

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    Not the point. One cannot judge the infinite with the finite and fallible.
     
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    The infinite might not exist and thus should be ignored.

    We live in a finite world and cannot have the same laws and rules as in the infinite.

    Laws can never be as above, so below, or on earth as it is in heaven; obviously and demonstrably.

    We are to judge by our reality and not some imaginary one.

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    To pretend that the infinite does not exist is to pretend that nothing exists save that which we can experience via our senses.. It is an extraordinarily truncated way to look at the world about us let alone the near infinite that is the universe.
     
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    Near infinite is not infinite and to believe something without proof is foolish.
    Faith without facts is for fools.

    Your pretend statement is foolish as well.

    I note that you do not disagree that above cannot be like below.
    Smart that.

    You must be a bit of a savant with a foolish side.

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    NOnsense. To believe something is the first step to accomplishing it. Faith in you ability to do it is the second. NOthing in this universe is ever accomplished unless both of those thing are on board before the project is ever begun.
     
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    Doing/accomplishing something was not the issue.
    Thanks for deflecting.
    You win this one, all on your own.

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    FActs are irritating things this notion that believing in God is somehow different than believing in anything else is lame.
     
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    Stupid question if you have ever read the Bible or followed any Religion
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    Make up your mind. Are we talking tasks or God?

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    I'm in this instance talking both. Belief in God is no different than belief in anything else and I might add gains you no more merit.
     
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    More like talking out of both sides of your mouth.

    Nice that I do not believe in the god your thinking of then.

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    garyd Well-Known Member

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    Or, sadly, anything else worth the trouble near as I can tell.
     

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