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Originally posted by TruthParadox
Look up infinite in the dictionary. Infinite is everything. Therefor if we didn't exist (ie God created us), then he would not have been infinite. He contradicts himself being infinite in creating something.
Originally posted by AshleyD
Ok I have a response typed out all the way up to the love vs. infinite issue but then I had to stop because I actually have a question for you. Do you believe teleological arguments are valid evidence for the existence of God? Why or why not.
Originally posted by AshleyD
LOL. So human logic can be flawed, eh? Something to think about when we try to use our fallible logic to also discount His existence.
That just saved me a lot of time. Now I can go to a different thread. lol
Just ponder that.
Originally posted by TruthParadox
However, God is supposedly infinite and omnipotent, therefor it is infinitely more probable that our Universe came into existence than God did. God is infinitely more complex than our Universe, so even if you try to use this argument, it's actually in favor of atheism
Originally posted by Bigwhammy
You just stated a logical contradiction. You state "God is supposedly infinite and omnipotent". You should realize that infinite means he is eternal. To describe that which initiated space time - the best logical inference is that the cause is outside of time or timeless (eternal).
Originally posted by Bigwhammy
Then you proceed to contradict yourself by saying "it is infinitely more probable that our Universe came into existence than God did."
Something eternal -God- does not come into existence. Thus your statement is logically incoherent. Further evidence that atheism is based purely on logical fallacy.
Originally posted by AshleyD
If telelogical arguments are 'bad evidence' for God's existence, then logical arguments are also prone to error when used to argue His non existence.
Originally posted by AshleyD
If telelogical arguments are 'bad evidence' for God's existence, then logical arguments are also prone to error when used to argue His non existence.
Originally posted by TruthParadox
Umm...
Was my logic too hard to follow?
I'm confused. Are you dodging my response?
Originally posted by AshleyD
Think about this. This sounds like some twisted NWO agenda. It replaces man's fellowship with God, man's relationship with God, and man's faith and trust in God and leads us to believe and walk in the knowledge of other men.
Originally posted by AshleyD
No. Was mine? Apparently. If you think logic is fallible for providing evidence for God's existence (and you do by the opinion you mentioned about complexity in nature) then it makes no logical sense to consider logic as being a valid tool to use against God's existence.
Originally posted by AshleyD
Then I realized instead of finishing up a breakdown to every single point you made- which would almost all be reduced to logic-based, I felt the easiest way to get off the merry go round was to make the general observation about logic being allowed to be used against God but not in the defense of God.
I'm trying to get you to take a step back and see that contradiction.