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Ok....how is science explaining this??????? I see no explanations..Please help me her...I wish to understand the views of my adversaries. (Allows for intelligent debate) Also, be aware that I will not tolerate petty insults and childish behavior. Treat me respectfully and I'll do likewise.
Originally posted by Evolution Cruncher
the big bang theory along with the evolution theory does not give a very good explanation as to how everything came to be. in fact its not physically or logically possible.
My Beliefs are based on the bible, science and logic.
That said, I ask simply....how can you place all your confidence in a book(bible) of questional authorship and questional composition date.
In that case.. seeing as how you've alread provided the bible part.. you provide the logical.. and provide the scientific evidence that does not contradict all the other [credible and generally accepted] scientific evidence.
So the point is, we read this then suddenly realise that all those scientists and fossils and genetics and billions of years of history are all lies and the bible is truth?
What is the point of this? Just reading a 1600 year old work of fiction isnt going to change peoples minds.
How is the bible a more valid source of knowledge than say Gilgamesh?
Originally posted by Evolution Cruncher
He is all powerful and all knowing.
Originally posted by Evolution Cruncher
how do we know that George Washington ever existed? we rely on the eye wittness accounts. Just like I rely on the eye wittness accounts in the bible.
Further, even if God is all powerful, he cannot be all good, since if he is both all good and all powerful that should logically imply for him to put an end to all evil in this world.
God doesn't seem to be all knowing, as then he would have known that Adam would eat the apple even before Adam ate it, while in the bible it says he only found out after they admitted it to him. God also seems not to be omnipresent, as it is apparently possible to hide from his presence.
Apart from the latters of the apostles - except Paulus, he never met Jesus - NOTHING in the bible is an eyewitness account.
Originally posted by Simon666
Further, God doesn't seem to be all knowing, as then he would have known that Adam would eat the apple even before Adam ate it, while in the bible it says he only found out after they admitted it to him.
They heard God, our Lord walking in the garden in the cool of the day, and they hid themselves from the presence of the Lord God among the trees in the garden. The Lord God called to Adam and said, “Where art thou”. Adam replied, “I heard thy voice in the garden and I was afraid, and I was naked, and I hid myself.” God said, “Who told thee that thou was naked. Hast thou eaten of the tree, whereof I commanded thee that thou shouldest not eat”? Adam replied to God, “The woman that thou gavest to be with me, she gave me of the tree, and I did eat.” And the Lord God said to the woman, “What is this that thou hast done?”
Originally posted by TheEmpiricalIdeal
And he did know Adam and Eve were gonna eat the apple because God is omniscient.....He already had the plan that Jesus would come to the earth and be the way into heaven
Originally posted by EvolutionCruncher
do you know that for a fact? are you 100% sure that nothing in the bible was witnessed?
In that case you provide more arguments against an all powerful and all good God as he clearly made human with flaws and inherent evil traits knowingly.
Nice of him to already plan the death of his own son for the faults in mankind, faults he knowingly created and knowing of the evil effects. I wouldn't want Him as father.
Do a search on when the Old Testament was written for example. Further, you do realize the difference between an eyewitness account of an event and oral tradition, do you?
In that case you provide more arguments against an all powerful and all good God as he clearly made human with flaws and inherent evil traits knowingly.
Nice of him to already plan the death of his own son for the faults in mankind, faults he knowingly created and knowing of the evil effects. I wouldn't want Him as father.
Do a search on when the Old Testament was written for example. Further, you do realize the difference between an eyewitness account of an event and oral tradition, do you?
In that case you provide more arguments against an all powerful and all good God as he clearly made human with flaws and inherent evil traits knowingly.
Nice of him to already plan the death of his own son for the faults in mankind, faults he knowingly created and knowing of the evil effects. I wouldn't want Him as father.
Do a search on when the Old Testament was written for example. Further, you do realize the difference between an eyewitness account of an event and oral tradition, do you?
In that case you provide more arguments against an all powerful and all good God as he clearly made human with flaws and inherent evil traits knowingly.
Nice of him to already plan the death of his own son for the faults in mankind, faults he knowingly created and knowing of the evil effects. I wouldn't want Him as father.
Do a search on when the Old Testament was written for example. Further, you do realize the difference between an eyewitness account of an event and oral tradition, do you?
God can't be all powerful, for example he can't make a rock so heavy that God himself couldn't lift it, so that means he can't do something. Further, even if God is all powerful, he cannot be all good, since if he is both all good and all powerful that should logically imply for him to put an end to all evil in this world. Further, God doesn't seem to be all knowing, as then he would have known that Adam would eat the apple even before Adam ate it, while in the bible it says he only found out after they admitted it to him. God also seems not to be omnipresent, as it is apparently possible to hide from his presence.
Nice of him to already plan the death of his own son for the faults in mankind, faults he knowingly created and knowing of the evil effects. I wouldn't want Him as father.
In Paradise all kinds of trees with the most beautiful fruit grew; among them there were two special trees: one was called the tree of life, the other the tree of knowledge of good and evil. Tasting of the fruits of the tree of life had the power to preserve man from illness and death. Concerning the tree of the knowledge of good and evil, God commanded man: "of every tree of the garden thou mayest freely eat, but of the tree of the knowledge of good and evil, thou shall not eat of it: for in the day that thou eatest thereof thou shalt surely die" (Gen 2:16-17)