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If God created a loaf of raisin bread ex nihilo tomorrow, would you accuse Him of deception?
If God created a loaf of raisin bread ex nihilo tomorrow, would you accuse Him of deception?
if he said he just baked it a few minutes ago and it was frozen solid... well yea of course. Your example is not a very good metaphor for what your trying to attribute it to. Mines much better.If God created a loaf of raisin bread ex nihilo tomorrow, would you accuse Him of deception?
Matthew 21:22 And all things (i.e. raisin bread), whatsoever ye shall ask in prayer, believing, ye shall receive.I really want some raisin bread right now. I would totally believe in God right now if he made me some.
Matthew 21:22 And all things (i.e. raisin bread), whatsoever ye shall ask in prayer, believing, ye shall receive.
Matthew 21:22 And all things (i.e. raisin bread), whatsoever ye shall ask in prayer, believing, ye shall receive.
I dunno. Can you make it ex nihilo with organic California raisins, whole wheat flour and no trans fat?If I make raisin bread does that make me God?
I can try!
If God created a loaf of raisin bread ex nihilo tomorrow, would you accuse Him of deception?
No -- the OP declares it.A. Does the evidence show that the raisin bread is created ex-nihilo? (Yes/No)
Creatio ex nihilo leaves no evidence behind.
One minute there's nothing -- the next a loaf of bread.
Nothing spilled, no leftovers, no oven cooling down, no dirty pots and pans, no background radiation, no big bang heard -- nothing.