Freewill

[Godscreated]

You need to stop your circular reasoning, please move in a straight line, your understanding of God is a fail. You want God to give up something, then turn around and say He is not omnipotent if He does not recover what He lost (circular), stop it. For God to give up something He did not have to says a lot for His omnipotence. The power to give it (purity) up and yet retain His integrity now that's power.

Circular reasoning? Where? I've stated that a being that is all powerful (can do anything) can't really lose anything, since he can get it back. If he loses something and cannot regain it, then he is not all powerful. It's very simple. How is it circular?
Also how can I 'want' god to do anything if I don't believe it even exists?
An all powerful god that does not have all power is a contradiction.
God is all powerful (can do anything)
God cannot regain 'purity' (lacks the power)
It's like saying - Santa's slay can go anywhere.
- Santa's slay can't go to the south pole.
It's a contradiction. Either it can go anywhere or it can't.

It's not circular. If god can lose and not regain something, then he is not all powerful. Simple. He has limits.

Of course I'm going to fail to live up to your expectations of understanding 'your' god. It's your imaginary friend, you made him up, you'd know him better than anyone. And you know what? I couldn't give a flying fuck.

If you do not see circular reasoning in your argument then do not use circular reasoning against christian, because you do not know what it is.

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Christ had to die, blood is the atonement for sin, why, life is in the blood.

Life is also in semen. Why couldn't Jesus just donate that instead?

Wrong, it takes an egg too, then life with it's own blood separate from the mothers.