Reggie Miller
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Sadly, most unbelievers do not begin to comprehend the great power of an omnipotent God.
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A Very Simple Question For Creationists
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Sadly, most unbelievers do not begin to comprehend the great power of an omnipotent God.
Most? LOL
Reggie Miller
Well-Known Member
I don't like to say "all" because some might actually begin to understand it when they think about it.
I knew that, but they would not be an unbeliever anymore. That is what I found funny. Thank you for talking to me.
Brian Schuh
Well-Known Member
Then you are a deist. God wound the universe like a clock and has since been absent. Therefore divine intervention doesn't exist. That is called deism.
allfoak
Alchemist
God is not concerned, God is very happy with everyone.
One does not have to "believe" in order to access the power.
We just need to know that we have the power to be who we want to be.
There is no need for a label.
allfoak
Alchemist
God is not absent from anything.
We live in the mind of God, how can God be absent from his/her own mind.?
It is us who are absent.
We are prodigal children.
Living lavish and reckless lives.
Divine intervention does exist. I believe in God's son. Sometimes God adds progress such as when a prophet is born or when God communicates with someone, or when a prayer gets its reward.
Reggie Miller
Well-Known Member
Oh, okay, I see the humor. You're welcome, I have nothing against you.
Reggie Miller
Well-Known Member
Well, not all of us believe that, of course.
Brian Schuh
Well-Known Member
Evolution could not have happened without constant divine intervention. I don't deny the evolutionary process. And I also believe in creation about 5777 years ago. Evolutionists are trying to prove that there is no need for a Creator by proving that the evolutionary process is real. And it can't be done.
I would not call presence intervention. I shall agree that nothing can happen without The Divine Presence.
I am the vine; you are the branches. If you remain in me and I in you, you will bear much fruit; apart from me you can do nothing. John 15:5
Evolution could not have happened without constant divine
That I agree with.
If nothing could have happened without divine intervention then the naysayers are right. If God, then God is
A JERK.
A JERK.
allfoak
Alchemist
Of course.
Belief does not make it so.
allfoak
Alchemist
Acts 17:28 NIV
For in him we live and move and have our being.' As some of your own poets have said, 'We are his offspring.'
Reggie Miller
Well-Known Member
The Bible doesn't validate everything you said in that post, though.
We do not know if "in" was intended. It could have been written "with" and in that case, he was referring only to the believing people, probably.
allfoak
Alchemist
I think it does.