McBell
Resident Sourpuss
I wonder why you did not refer to the beginning of the book:
THE URANTIA BOOK - FOREWORD
Seven different "absolute" perfections?
Is not that statement a contradiction of itself?
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Flaw in Assertion of God's Existence
- Thread starter Cacafire
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THE URANTIA BOOK - FOREWORD
Seven different "absolute" perfections?
Is not that statement a contradiction of itself?
rojse
RF Addict
If you want to presuppose a deistic god, then I would have to agree that God is outside the universe and quite difficult to prove or disprove.
But since most people believe in a god that causes miracles, impregnates virgins, cause visions and so forth is definitely not outside the universe, and we can test whether these claims are true or not through scientific observation.
Disproving one of these claims certainly does not disprove god though, but only the current beliefs on what God has done.
But since most people believe in a god that causes miracles, impregnates virgins, cause visions and so forth is definitely not outside the universe, and we can test whether these claims are true or not through scientific observation.
Disproving one of these claims certainly does not disprove god though, but only the current beliefs on what God has done.