@godschild
So what you are trying to tell me, is that the verse doesn't apply to real life? Really? So that verse doesn't mean that God does schedule your life? What you are trying to tell me, is that the verse is misleading people, and contradicts pre-established "ideas" of god having a plan. And I'm not stating that God does have a plan, I'm stating that if he indeed did have a plan, (like christians and the bible state), that makes prayer useless. Which means that one of the most important things in christianity (prayer) would be tossed out because it would be useless. And prayer is an important thing, right? What I'm stating is that any plan from God would kill prayer, and if prayer really works, then the "plan" would be impossible. What I'm trying to say, is that christianity overall contradicts its own ideas. You didn't say that God had a plan for each day, but according to christians, the bible is right, so that means that even psalms 139:16 is right, which turns prayer against a plan. I don't think you understand what I'm trying to tell you.
If god had plans like that quote I put, then that means that we have no free-will, and if you say that psalms 139:16 isn't part of god's plan, then that proves yet again that your bible isn't perfect as you may think.
So what you are trying to tell me, is that the verse doesn't apply to real life? Really? So that verse doesn't mean that God does schedule your life? What you are trying to tell me, is that the verse is misleading people, and contradicts pre-established "ideas" of god having a plan. And I'm not stating that God does have a plan, I'm stating that if he indeed did have a plan, (like christians and the bible state), that makes prayer useless. Which means that one of the most important things in christianity (prayer) would be tossed out because it would be useless. And prayer is an important thing, right? What I'm stating is that any plan from God would kill prayer, and if prayer really works, then the "plan" would be impossible. What I'm trying to say, is that christianity overall contradicts its own ideas. You didn't say that God had a plan for each day, but according to christians, the bible is right, so that means that even psalms 139:16 is right, which turns prayer against a plan. I don't think you understand what I'm trying to tell you.
If god had plans like that quote I put, then that means that we have no free-will, and if you say that psalms 139:16 isn't part of god's plan, then that proves yet again that your bible isn't perfect as you may think.
