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05-17-10, 01:09 PM #1501
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05-17-10, 01:45 PM #1506
By the same token, proving something wrong is no longer a theory but forgotten in time.
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05-17-10, 01:46 PM #1507Valued Senior Member
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True and I agree based on current understanding of the NT(New Testament).
Considering most atheists live a good life or at least play on the same pitch as believers, there seems to be an issue with the authenticity of some of the books in the NT.
I agree(based on using the Bible as the only source of information), and well written.Conclusions:
If God is omniscient then humans do not have free will (see argument above) and the apparent arbitrary choice of God to condemn many individuals to eternal damnation is evil. I.e. God does not possess the property of omni benevolence and is therefore not worth our attention.
If humans have true free will then God cannot be omniscient (see argument above). If he is not omniscient then he also cannot be omnipotent since knowledge of the future is a prerequisite for total action. Without these abilities God can no longer be deemed a god – i.e. God does not exist.
If humans do not have free will then the choice of whether to choose Jesus as a savior or not makes total nonsense of Christianity since the choice is pre-determined and we are merely puppets at the hands of an evil monster.
Cris
I wouldn't have 2 years ago
Now prove that God doesn't exist...
I would like to add that none of this proves that the Christian god cannot exist
Last edited by davewhite04; 05-17-10 at 01:54 PM.
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05-17-10, 01:51 PM #1508
Still wrong.
You constantly miss the point.
A fact is a single data point.
A theory is the explanation for a series of facts.
The explanation cannot, ever, be proven to be factual it can only gain more supporting evidence (more facts that agree with the theory). But a single fact that doesn't fit a theory shows that the theory is flawed/ incorrect.
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05-17-10, 01:55 PM #1509
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05-17-10, 02:00 PM #1510
Wow you really do have a talent for missing the point don't you.
"Now I'm nickel and dimeing (sic)"?
Wrong.
I have been pointing out your misconception between fact and theory since this started and now that the point seems (maybe) to have finally got through to you, you come up with that as a response?
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05-17-10, 02:09 PM #1514
Ever heard of Google?
Or thought of getting an education?
Sic:
It may also be used to highlight a perceived error, sometimes for the purpose of ridicule
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