So "Goddidit" theory again applies to all the miracles in the Books of Acts? Well, I didn't get the part where you actually proved that god exists before attributing any such "miracles" to a character who til now only exists in a book written thousands of years ago and the origin of which is seriously questionable.
And then we have those "ever-green" omnipresent, omnipotent and omniscient arguments which make no sense whatsoever.
And then we have those "ever-green" omnipresent, omnipotent and omniscient arguments which make no sense whatsoever.
