Christ's birthday

[rjh4 is back]

Chatpilot's filter appears to be skepticism... why should he believe you? He has no reason to, so far as I am aware... nor do most of us here.

Maybe, but I'm not sure skepticism really would qualify as a presupposition. In any event, I think only Chatpilot is qualified to tell me what his presuppositions are.

Since he is the maker (potter) he can do whatever he wants with the vessel (clay) to prove his power and glory.

Do you disagree with this statement here, rjh4? If so: why?

I think I already answered this by pointing to Romans 9:19-24.

And why is that? You have not really explained anything.

Click on my linky Not only is it evidence against your watchmaker statements (it is complex, so it must have had a designer)... but it is a humorous read

I read it. So...something that appears to be a flying mechanical machine falls to earth. How do we determine whether or not it is designed or just existed in nature? Since we have not seen something like it how does one make the determination? Likewise for those scientists who are looking for signals from aliens, how can they really distinguish between the signals of nature and ones from intelligent life? Obviously they think they can without having actually received any such signals. How would they convince you?

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If you were to do everything the bible 'told?' you to do... you would live one hell of a messed up life

Please explain further as I do not follow you.

So enlighten me, Craveman. What are your presuppositions that allow you to be open and fair to any claims to miracles or God?

He already stated that:

I like to believe that I'm open and fair to reasonable suggestions and evidence...

Find us a miracle that is reasonable, or that has evidence?

Do you always answer for everyone here? Why do you not let Craveman answer for himself?