Reina princess
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Hahaha....nyie watu mshindwe.
Hahaha....nyie watu mshindwe.If the questions are most tempting, it is because they carry a deep truth.
If god can't do logical impossibilities, then that god is not all powerful.
He is limited by logic.
He is subject to logic.
That is not an all powerful god. God cannot use the logic excuse to justify evil. There is a latin saying that goes like the law serves the people, the people do not serve the law. Similarly, logic should serve god and not the other way around.
If god can't do logical impossibilities and he is powerless to stop evil because of logical impossibilities, then he is a poor designer who did not foresee logical impossibilities causing problems.
But you hold that god is all knowing and incapable of not foreseeing.
That is a logical contradiction.
Moreover, your mumbered flow is non sequitur to me.
Why are you starting with "either free will and evil are compatible or god dors not exist"
Couldn't your god have created a universe in which free will and evil are not compatible (because evil does not exist) and there is only free will amd good?
What stopped him from doing that? Logic?
Didn't he create logic?
If he didn't, who created logic?
God's god?
You subsribe to the fiction that man is a free agent, and that thete is free will.
Free will is an illussion. We can't even move back in time. How free are we? People have genes that make them prone to slcoholism and other predilections, how free are they?
People are born and trapped in countries with poverty and oppression, how free are they?
God created logic.If the questions are most tempting, it is because they carry a deep truth.
If god can't do logical impossibilities, then that god is not all powerful.
He is limited by logic.
He is subject to logic.
That is not an all powerful god. God cannot use the logic excuse to justify evil. There is a latin saying that goes like the law serves the people, the people do not serve the law. Similarly, logic should serve god and not the other way around.
If god can't do logical impossibilities and he is powerless to stop evil because of logical impossibilities, then he is a poor designer who did not foresee logical impossibilities causing problems.
But you hold that god is all knowing and incapable of not foreseeing.
That is a logical contradiction.
Moreover, your mumbered flow is non sequitur to me.
Why are you starting with "either free will and evil are compatible or god dors not exist"
Couldn't your god have created a universe in which free will and evil are not compatible (because evil does not exist) and there is only free will amd good?
What stopped him from doing that? Logic?
Didn't he create logic?
If he didn't, who created logic?
God's god?
You subsribe to the fiction that man is a free agent, and that thete is free will.
Free will is an illussion. We can't even move back in time. How free are we? People have genes that make them prone to slcoholism and other predilections, how free are they?
People are born and trapped in countries with poverty and oppression, how free are they?
Hilo si jibu la maswali yangu.Hahaha....nyie watu mshindwe.
Then why did god create logic that allows evil while he could have created logic that does not allow evil?God created logic.
He cannot contradict himself by going against it.
The existance of good and evil....that's logical. It ensures balance of nature.Then why did god create logic that allows evil while he could have created logic that does not allow evil?
aThe existance of good and evil....that's logical. It ensures balance of nature.
It's like saying why night and day... that night time should have been eliminated.
The presence of good and evil saves a logical purpose.
The existance of good and evil....that's logical. It ensures balance of nature.
It's like saying why night and day... that night time should have been eliminated.
The presence of good and evil serves a logical purpose.
If an all knowing, all loving, all powerful god exists, evil should not exist to any of his creation. The existence of evil would be contradicting such a godhead.You people, what is good and evil. Good or evil in what perception? And in whose eyes and interpretation? Be more logical
Wapi palipoandikwaNimesikiliza watu wengi mtu akifa wanasema "Mungu amepanga". Uongo huu umepita kizazi hata kizazi ili tufarijike katiba misiba.
Ukweli ni huu, Mungu hapangi kifo cha mtu chini ya miaka 70. Mtu anayekufa akiwa na miaka zaidi ya 70 ni mapenzi ya Mungu.
Mungu hana kitabu ameandika aina ya kifo cha mtu chini ya miaka 70. Watu wanakufa kutokana na aina ya maisha wanayo ishi, mazingira wanayoishi na imani za kishetani.
Kiranga said:If the questions are most tempting, it is because they carry a deep truth
If god can't do logical impossibilities, then that god is not all powerful.
He is limited by logic.
He is subject to logic.
That is not an all powerful god. God cannot use the logic excuse to justify evil. There is a latin saying that goes like the law serves the people, the people do not serve the law. Similarly, logic should serve god
If god can't do logical impossibilities and he is powerless to stop evil because of logical impossibilities, then he is a poor designer
You believe in a god that you clearly do not understand.Duuh,what else can I say?
You are well trained atheistic thinker
I have no satisfactory theodicy against such problem,I don't even know how exactly to reconcile existence of evil and that of my God successfully
Perhaps God had sufficient moral reasons to allow existence of evil,but I'm unsure
Logical problem of evil is serious objection to Godhead existence
Finally,I have no any philosophical defense against it
You people, what is good and evil. Good or evil in what perception? And in whose eyes and interpretation? Be more logical
Duuh,what else can I say?
You are well trained atheistic thinker
I have no satisfactory theodicy against such problem,I don't even know how exactly to reconcile existence of evil and that of my God successfully
Perhaps God had sufficient moral reasons to allow existence of evil,but I'm unsure
Logical problem of evil is serious objection to Godhead existence
Finally,I have no any philosophical defense against it
Listen,I understand what I believeKiranga said:You believe in a god that you clearly do not understand
Believing in things you do not understand is highly susceptible to being wrong belief.
You are highly susceptible to believing in a god that does not exist.
Listen,I understand what I believe
But I don't know true essence of my God yet
I have failed to solve the problem,but that does not prove non existence
It's logical fallacy to use one igorance as justification of your assertion
May be God had good reason to allow existence of evil,but we still don't which kinda reason he had
Even if you will successfully manage to disprove existence of God logically,I'll still believing in him
The one thing I know is that,one does not need factual knowledge,mathematical equations or scientific evidence to believe in God
One need only a faith.
Boy,now I can concede philosophical justification of agnosticism
I totally agree with you now,
The divine knowlegde is unattainable
Hahahaaa....I told you so!
I have one question for you
If you,agnostics are undecided about the issue[existence of God]
What then is your moral standard,and purpose of life?
Do you believe in hereafter?