PsychoSarah
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Basically, god could lie, but wouldn't lie? Why didn't you just say that from the beginning? How many pages were wasted on that argument?
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It is easy. Just do not put any negative property in the definition.
For example, God is omnipotent, AND honest. This will rule out the property called lie. So you don't have to say God can not lie, but say God is honest. Logically, it makes a 180° turn on the argument.
[I wonder why can't you figure out this simple alternative]
It is easy. Just do not put any negative property in the definition.
For example, God is omnipotent, AND honest. This will rule out the property called lie. So you don't have to say God can not lie, but say God is honest. Logically, it makes a 180° turn on the argument.
[I wonder why can't you figure out this simple alternative]
Um...because the bible SAYS god cannot lie.
Oh it does? Can you tell me which book and which chapter, that will be useful later.
Titus 1:2 KJV: In hope of eternal life, which God, that cannot lie, promised before the world began;
Although I am not a fan of the King James Version of the bible.
Basically, god could lie, but wouldn't lie? Why didn't you just say that from the beginning? How many pages were wasted on that argument?
God can't lie, period!
Nice, no twisting those words, it directly states god cannot lie.
But is there any place in the bible that says god is omnipotent, really?
And if you've been keeping up with the last 20 pages or so, this would mean he is not omnipotent.
Nice, no twisting those words, it directly states god cannot lie.
But is there any place in the bible that says god is omnipotent, really?
Education.
I've often wondered - If the Devil is "The Deceiver" and as I've so often heard "God is evident in his creation"...
How are we to know that the Devil didn't write the Bible by whispering in the ears of the inspired?
With this in mind, would it not make more sense to believe in what the Nature of God's creation tells us?
Just a question that often strikes me when people so vehemently defend the literal word.
Education. So you are saying their education is not high enough? Do you have a higher education that a science in geology or paleontology or a Ph.D or a Masters in Biblical Studies has?
I certianly don't and I would assume that you do not either.
Although I am not a fan of the King James Version of the bible.
Quite a few, actually. Here are some:
Luke 1:37 kjv - For with God nothing shall be impossible
Job 42:2 - I know that thou canst do every [thing], and [that] no thought can be withholden from thee.
Revelation 19:6 - And I heard as it were the voice of a great multitude, and as the voice of many waters, and as the voice of mighty thunderings, saying, Alleluia: for the Lord God omnipotent reigneth.
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