Corban
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This question was raised in my post titled God, where is he. someone made the point that God could disobey true principles, they said God could create matter, which goes against the law of conservation of matter, so here is my question
It has been brought to my attention that God does have to follow natural laws, so Let me ask this question, and i would love to have an answer from anyone that says God does not follow natural laws, If i gave God a math test with only one question as follows: what is one plus one, what answer would God write down, would He put two. i hope so since that's right and God is all knowing, but does He have to put two, what if He wanted to put five, would He be right. now i'm not talking well if God had one apple and and I gave Him another how many would he have, and you say well He could just create three more apples so He would have five, no, that would change the question, i'm talking simply one plus one, God would write two, because it is true and God is a God of truth, and the fact that one plus one equals two is a true principle. Now does that limit God, no truth is not limiting it is enobling, God is not limited by the fact that one plus one is two, so if asked he would have to put two, that is not limiting it enobles him to follow that true principle. Just as me knowing that murder is wrong does not limit me by not letting me kill people, it enobles me because now i'm saved from the bad consequences of disobaying a true principle
It has been brought to my attention that God does have to follow natural laws, so Let me ask this question, and i would love to have an answer from anyone that says God does not follow natural laws, If i gave God a math test with only one question as follows: what is one plus one, what answer would God write down, would He put two. i hope so since that's right and God is all knowing, but does He have to put two, what if He wanted to put five, would He be right. now i'm not talking well if God had one apple and and I gave Him another how many would he have, and you say well He could just create three more apples so He would have five, no, that would change the question, i'm talking simply one plus one, God would write two, because it is true and God is a God of truth, and the fact that one plus one equals two is a true principle. Now does that limit God, no truth is not limiting it is enobling, God is not limited by the fact that one plus one is two, so if asked he would have to put two, that is not limiting it enobles him to follow that true principle. Just as me knowing that murder is wrong does not limit me by not letting me kill people, it enobles me because now i'm saved from the bad consequences of disobaying a true principle