RE: God's "perfect" Plan
June 27, 2010 at 4:22 am
(This post was last modified: June 27, 2010 at 4:24 am by Mr Camel.)
Ok so let me get this straight...
You believe God has a divine plan, but you don't think it controls nature in every way?
You believe his, all be it, "wishful" plan is clearly written in the bible and it's our choice, out of the "free will" God gave us, to read the bible and believe it's his plan?
You believe our "free will" sets us apart from God and makes us independent from him but you also make claims about his intentions... as if you are not independent from him and you know his intentions..
Because if this is not the case, then you're just making everything up... everything you believe in, that you've told us here, is in your own mind.
This "foolishness" actually, is clearly nonsensical bullshit; it only makes sense to the senseless.
And to say "time will be the judge of that" is the biggest cop out I've heard yet. If that's how you sum up your entire belief collection, then why do you bother entering in intellectual debate?
You believe God has a divine plan, but you don't think it controls nature in every way?
You believe his, all be it, "wishful" plan is clearly written in the bible and it's our choice, out of the "free will" God gave us, to read the bible and believe it's his plan?
You believe our "free will" sets us apart from God and makes us independent from him but you also make claims about his intentions... as if you are not independent from him and you know his intentions..
Because if this is not the case, then you're just making everything up... everything you believe in, that you've told us here, is in your own mind.
(June 25, 2010 at 4:13 pm)Godschild Wrote: Yes I know you think all this is just a bunch of foolishness so be it time will be the judge of that.
This "foolishness" actually, is clearly nonsensical bullshit; it only makes sense to the senseless.
And to say "time will be the judge of that" is the biggest cop out I've heard yet. If that's how you sum up your entire belief collection, then why do you bother entering in intellectual debate?
"We need not a God; just another human being to give life a meaning. For people are truly all people have" author unknown
