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- May 15, 2000
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We have them, but you can call them Democrats.
Was that supposed to be a cut or just another example of you sharing your stupidity with the rest of us?
We have them, but you can call them Democrats.
LoL, that wasn't directed at you. I posted something that in hindsight wasn't very good so I removed it.
I agree 100% that an omnipotent God is logically incoherent. No Christian can define the attributes of their God.
For example, if your God is omnipotent, can he suck his own cock? Can he feel remorse? Can he feel guilt? Can he do evil? If he can't, he is not omnipotent by definition. If he is omniscient, then he cannot have free will BY DEFINITION, all of existence is just movie watching for him.
Ah, well that makes sense.
But your questions can be answered, the question regarding omnipotence (which includes omniscience) and free will cannot.
For example, God knows you will rape your daughter tomorrow, god is all knowing and cannot be wrong.
Can you choose not to rape your daughter tomorrow. If you can't you have no free will and thus the God of the Bible is a false God and if you can then the God of the Bible is a false God.
(apologies if anyone is offended, it's just an extreme example to show that God either created paedophiles to be paedophiles and they have no choice in the matter or God is not omnipotent.)
Religious freedom as interpreted by the religious, but apparently only a certain strain of religion seems to qualify.
Point being, if it were a group of Muslim kids doing the exact same thing at that school with a Muslim staffer dressed in traditional attire from the school presiding with prayer mats and all, then this idea of religious freedom would suddenly acquire a whole different perspective, now wouldn't it?
Wow, I thought you literally were talking about the Army Of God. Last time I saw them they were marching down Juniper St in Atlanta with yokes on and announcing the arrival of Comet Kahutec. The world was coming to an end, and you better repent.So this. A "resource officer" (school cop) has the students hang around the flagpole during school time and preaches to them.
"About a month ago, at DeKalb West Elementary School in Tennessee, students gathered around the flagpole to pray to their God, as many young Christians across the country did.
But this wasn’t a legal, student-initiated demonstration. This gathering involved staff members, including School Resource Officer Lewis Carrick, who took the microphone and urged the kids to be “an army of God that will stick together and relinquish themselves unto His service.”
Read more at http://www.patheos.com/blogs/friend...lementary-students-in-tn/#V9szFsZOx6T85svP.99
Yes, that's exactly right. Omniscience is incompatible with free will.
But it isn't the only logical contradiction. The concept of omnipotence itself is logically contradictory because an omnipotent being could never create a being greater or more powerful than himself, which by definition makes him not omnipotent.
So this. A "resource officer" (school cop) has the students hang around the flagpole during school time and preaches to them.
"About a month ago, at DeKalb West Elementary School in Tennessee, students gathered around the flagpole to pray to their God, as many young Christians across the country did.
But this wasn’t a legal, student-initiated demonstration. This gathering involved staff members, including School Resource Officer Lewis Carrick, who took the microphone and urged the kids to be “an army of God that will stick together and relinquish themselves unto His service.”
Read more at http://www.patheos.com/blogs/friend...lementary-students-in-tn/#V9szFsZOx6T85svP.99
From reading the bible and the history of it's followers, I have to conclude that the god in that book doesn't deserve to be worship at all.
And that all of Mankind is wicked and deserves to go to hell just because what two people did a long time ago, while that is the most vile concept people have ever come up with.