Thief
Rogue Theologian
Yes.... of course.
Just wait until you lay down and breath your last breath.
When you stand up from the dust.....surprise!
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Can humanity surprise God?
- Thread starter Beaudreaux
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Yes.... of course.
Just wait until you lay down and breath your last breath.
When you stand up from the dust.....surprise!
averageJOE
zombie
Right...got it. Your god didn't make an error, just something that needed a correction. Charles Manson thought he was "correcting" society also.
Beaudreaux
Well-Known Member
RIght. Hey, what do we call those things that need to be corrected? There's a specific word for them. Do you know what it is?
So...anyone objecting to logical inconsistencies attributed to God gets killed in a horrifying manner?
jonman122
Active Member
I think he might be suffering from a psychotic breakdown, people have destroyed his perception of god so utterly that he can't form coherent sentences anymore. I haven't seen him make one post that has made sense in 90-200 posts.
God doesn't exist, therefore he can't be surprised by us.
If crocodiles exist, why are there still ducks? CHECKMATE DARWIN
PolyHedral
Superabacus Mystic
If the more optimistic predictions are correct, I won't ever do that.
averageJOE
zombie
Post #199 dosn't.
Beaudreaux
Well-Known Member
I'd like to reiterate post #191
Beaudreaux
Well-Known Member
I also like what post #183 has to say about this trend of referencing earlier posts when you have no response.
Thief
Rogue Theologian
jonman122
Active Member
you haven't even said anything coherent...
i honestly feel bad for you, i don't know how you came across this incredible form of illogical reasoning, but it seems to be having a serious detriment to your ability to argue in a reasonable and discussion-worthy fashion.
Beaudreaux
Well-Known Member
Thief said:
I understand everything you have said. I just don't fond it compelling. The last thing you posted that was KIND of an argument was along the lines of "wait until you die and you'll see I'm right." You alternate between just saying you are correct and making veiled threats about how God will punish us for disagreeing with you. What you have NOT done, in any post, is provide any reason for believing then stuff you believe.
Thief
Rogue Theologian
So don't.
I still believe in cause and effect...including the consequence for denial.
You seem to have no faith at all.
So to you this is nothing more than a collection of words.
And you think your words are more than mine.
In the next life (which you seem to deny) your words unto your fellow man
become the words that will determine how you are dealt with.
Not my words...your own.
So go on making denial.
jonman122
Active Member
no one is in denial here, we just don't make false claims about things that don't exist.
Thief
Rogue Theologian
And you are able to determine what does not exist?
PolyHedral
Superabacus Mystic
Yes. We are able to determine what does exist. What doesn't exist is logically everything else.
Thief
Rogue Theologian
This is incorrect.
There are several threads here at the forum...at length....
one attempt after another to disprove God....or life after death.
Not having proof doesn't take away the belief...or the line of thought that
people hold to it.
Can humanity surprise God?
How about taking on a faith or belief and not have physical evidence for it?
How about believing and not having cause to do so?
How about living beyond your last breath?
Of course, some preparation is needful to accomplish...what you can't be sure of.
But humans do so, quite often...going further than expected.
Are we not surprised when we do?
Maybe God can be surprised....
How about you showing up at the Door?
McBell
Admiral Obvious
Yes humans can surprise god.
Beaudreaux
Well-Known Member
Mestemia said:
How so? In other threads, you have claimed that it is not possible for us to do something that God didn't already know we would do?
Beaudreaux
Well-Known Member
Thief said:
Again, how so if he knows all?