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Originally posted by miriam0566
Originally posted by moocowman
The insect obviously will never have an option, it has to have a starting point of sitting or standing, which it was designed to do.
i do not agree
You agree that the insect was designed by the creator of all that there is
Do you disagree that it was created to sit?
Do you disagree that it was created to stand ?
Do you disagree that the insect is in one position or the other ?
Originally posted by badmedia
reply to post by moocowman
Sorry dude, digression not allowed, no fathers have been mentioned, no reaping or sowing , me you or I.
We're just doing the simple yes no thing and have started with the creator of all that there is, and an insect that sits or stands.
So far
Anymore nonsense off you my boy and I'll take my ball home LOL
Originally posted by moocowman
You agree that the insect was designed by the creator of all that there is
Do you disagree that it was created to sit?
Do you disagree that it was created to stand?
Do you disagree that the insect is in one position or the other ?
Originally posted by moocowman
reply to post by miriam0566
There you go, you now agree that this insect is incapable of doing anything other than what it was created to do, and it's creator cannot not know, what it is going to do. It does exactly what it was created to do which is either sit or stand depending on what position it was created in the first place sitting or standing.
The creator now gives the insect the option to sit or stand, as the creator cannot not know anything, then the creator knows exactly what the insect will do.
However if the insect was created sitting it would need a reason to stand and if it was created standing it would need a reason to sit.
I the creator rewards (lets say food] the insect that is sitting, for standing then it has a reason to stand, likewise if it's starting point was standing and it is rewarded for sitting.
Needless to say the creator cannot not know, the outcome of the experiment as it created the insect in the starting position.
If the insect had a point of view, it would appear that it has the option of whether to sit or stand. If it's starting point was sitting, it would appear that it had the option of standing, however it only stands in order to obtain the food, again something it was created to do.
Again the creator cannot not know what the insect will do and the insect that was created sitting will do nothing, unless the creator had created a relationship between the insect and the food.
Do you agree or disagree so far ?
[edit on 17-2-2009 by moocowman]
Originally posted by spy66
The insects are created with limits to what they can do, and so are the rest of the animals except humans.
Originally posted by moocowman
There you go, you now agree that this insect is incapable of doing anything other than what it was created to do,
How can you put limits on what the creator God knows!
The creator created everything for a purpose. And the insect do have a purpose, And is created with all the abilities needed to do them. The insect will do their job and only that job. The insects are created with limits to what they can do, and so are the rest of the animals except Humans.
God doesn't have to know each and every one of them God knows exactly what they are limited to do by instinct.
im not sure how you are able to conclude that the i agree that the insect is "incapable of doing anything other than what it was created to do"
Originally posted by moocowman
As the insect cannot do anything else other than sit or stand which you agreed to, and it does those because it was created/designed to do that then it cannot do anything else unless it is created to do that something else.
For it to do anything other than what it was created to do ie sit or stand, there must be something else other than its creator giving the impetus for it do do that something else.
If there is a something else, allowing the insect to do something else other than sit or stand, then logically this is from somewhere else other than its' creator, as the creator designed it to sit or stand, nothing else.
If there is something else that would cause the insect to do something other than what it was designed to do (sit or stand) then this would automatically rule out the creator being all that there is.
reply to post by miriam0566
i agree that the fly cannot do something it wasnt designed with being able to do. the fly either sits or stands.
please, show me one scripture that says god´s love is uncoditional....
Originally posted by jdposey
please, show me one scripture that says god´s love is uncoditional....
For I am persuaded, that neither death, nor life, nor angels, nor principalities, nor powers, nor things present, nor things to come, Nor height, nor depth, nor any other creature, shall be able to separate us from the love of God, which is in Christ Jesus our Lord. [Romans 8: 38-39]
If this doesn't convince you of unconditional love, I don't know what will?
Originally posted by jdposey
please, show me one scripture that says god´s love is uncoditional....
For I am persuaded, that neither death, nor life, nor angels, nor principalities, nor powers, nor things present, nor things to come, Nor height, nor depth, nor any other creature, shall be able to separate us from the love of God, which is in Christ Jesus our Lord. [Romans 8: 38-39]
If this doesn't convince you of unconditional love, I don't know what will?
Originally posted by moocowman
Okey dokey we are in agreement except it's not a fly it's just an insect, I never mentioned fly, pay attention woman lol......
So the fly can either sit or stand,
So the fly can either sit or stand, as it was created to be able do both, whether the fly is sitting or standing is entirly dependant on what the creator has instructed to do.
There is nothing that the fly can do of its' own volition, as this would preclude the creator knowing the outcome. As the creator is omniscient/omnipotent it cannot not know an outcome.
If the fly is initially sitting, it cannot stand without the instruction to stand and the instruction to stand has to come from its' creator, otherwise this would preclude the creator being omniscient/omnipresesnt.
Originally posted by miriam0566
Originally posted by moocowman
Okey dokey we are in agreement except it's not a fly it's just an insect, I never mentioned fly, pay attention woman lol......
So the fly can either sit or stand,
LOL, thanks, i needed that
If the fly is initially sitting, it cannot stand without the instruction to stand and the instruction to stand has to come from its' creator, otherwise this would preclude the creator being omniscient/omnipresesnt.
i disagree. you trying to assume that freewill would preclude the creator knowing the outcome.
Originally posted by moocowman
If the fly is initially sitting, it cannot stand without the instruction to stand and the instruction to stand has to come from its' creator, otherwise this would preclude the creator being omniscient/omnipresesnt.
remember that english is not my first language, so im finding myself reading this 3, 4 times to make absolutely sure i understand you.