(July 12, 2017 at 10:19 am)SteveII Wrote:Irrelevant. Nothing happens without god either permitting it or causing it, and nothing is outside his ability to prevent, so he is still ultimately responsible for the mayhem. If a burglar comes into my house and slits my children's throats while I passively watch, I can't claim I'm a good father, using as an excuse that I'm not interfering in the burglar's free will.(July 12, 2017 at 9:54 am)Lutrinae Wrote: 4. When god's morals so perfectly mirror that of evil human dictators throughout history, it begs the question of whether theists truly understand the meaning of good.
Oh, I see. You think everything is God's plan. It is my view that you have to distinguish between God effecting his plan of redemption and his promises to those that believe within a world of free will and sin vs. the effects of free will and sin.
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