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God love every creature, what God do not like is sin/sinners
I believe God hates sin but He loves sinners.
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God love every creature, what God do not like is sin/sinners
I think "the devil" is a fictional characterization of our all-too-human inclination to fall for with our own self-centered, grandiose delusions.I think he does.What do you think?
Right time! He sends various prophets / sons / messengers / manifestations / mahdis, who each create different religions which fight among each other and with others. And humans suffer, but he does not send the seed. 'Not the right time' he says. Does he have the seed or he has exhausted the seeds? He is old. Will testosterone help?i believe everything happens at the right time. As it says: Jesus was born in the fullness of time.
In that case, he is not 'know-all'. I am a strong atheist. I have abandoned even the Hindu Gods and Goddesses. He should not delay things just because of me. OR, otherwise show his prowess by changing me into a theist. Let us see who wins.Maybe He is waiting for you to turn to the seed who has already come and be saved through Him before He is sent again to finalize it all.
I think he does.What do you think?
I believe God hates sin but He loves sinners.
I believe when it says: "For God so loved the world...." that includes the devil who is in the world.
I think he does.What do you think?
god is not a respecter of created things and loves all. jesus said to love your enemies.I think he does.What do you think?
God is said to be omniscient and omnipotent. Therefore back before [he] created the universe, God not only already knew everything that will ever happen but created the universe intending it to happen exactly like that,Determinism is a product of materialist humanism but God created us able to choose even if we find it hard to act the way we want to at times.
God loves every soul that He makes. Unfortunately some choose to corrupt their souls. God didn't make evil and it can't last.I think he does.What do you think?
i believe everything happens at the right time. As it says: Jesus was born in the fullness of time.
God is said to be omniscient and omnipotent. Therefore back before [he] created the universe, God not only already knew everything that will ever happen but created the universe intending it to happen exactly like that,
Therefore no thing or being, including us humans, can deviate even by the width of a quark from what God perfectly foresaw.
Alternatively, God is not omniscient, not omnipotent, not perfect.
Materialism is a whisker more liberal than that. It says that strict determinism may be diluted by authentically random physical events, events which in terms of classical physics, have no cause.
However, neither theology nor physics offers the human brain a way of making decisions independently of its evolved biological decision-making mechanisms, whether they operate by their complex and interacting chains of cause+effect or whether those chains are, or are liable to be, at times interrupted by QM random events.
If you disagree, please talk me through an example of how a decision is made by the theological process you have in mind, that isn't available in science.
well, of course....I think he does.What do you think?
Yes... it reminds me of the person who is in jail for murder and saying "It's the Judges fault we are suffering and it is God's fault that I killed".Yeah, probably your God's second is equal to a trillion human years. So it may mean that the seed will arrive after humans have suffered for many trillion years - what are a few secs of God's time! Is your all-knowing, all-loving God this cruel? Does not he understand difference between his and the human scale of time, or he is just not bothered? A nice God that you worship - even after knowing all this.
Omniscience includes "every detail". Omnipotence requires "every detail". An omniscient and omnipotent God is absolutely responsible for everything that has ever happened, is happening, and will ever happen, in the universe. There is simply no other possibility. (The idea of a war of Light v Dark, as found, eg in Zoroastrianism, is much more malleable.)We cannot deviate, but knowing what would happen does not mean that God intended or wanted it to happen in every detail.
Until there's a definition of a God with objective existence, such that if we ever come across a real candidate we can determine whether it's God or not, God is just an imaginary being with no more place in physics than any other other imaginary being. (Places for imaginary beings can be found however in psychology, psychiatry, sociology, anthropology, history and of course the arts.)I don't know why you pit theology against science as if they are not compatible.
Any QM events are already known to God and just because they seem random to science does not mean they are imo. If the material universe started off again the same way, for all we know the same QM events might happen at the same time and in the same way they have happened in this universe. Have these QM events no cause?[/quoqte] Not in classical terms, no. They're handled statistically. Thus, for example, there's no way, even in theory, of predicting the emission of any particular particle in the course of radioactive decay, but it's possible to express the rate of decay in half-life terms.
That would be a psychological process, surely? No brain research offers any support for dualism; indeed I'm not aware of any theory of dualism that's coherent, let alone expressed in scientific / falsifiable terms.In Christian theology God is at work in people's lives and people are making decisions with their spirit after checking out what the computer says (brain) and/or what the body is telling us to do/decide.
I think he does.What do you think?
Don't worry my English is more bad than yours.
So an earthquake, volcano, flood, drought, typhoon or tornado is our fault?Yes... it reminds me of the person who is in jail for murder and saying "It's the Judges fault we are suffering and it is God's fault that I killed".