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What if it was created by God to evolve?

SalixIncendium

अहं ब्रह्मास्मि
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Premium Member
Actually I was just asking because it's a point of interest. If a person makes a comment it's open to questions. Since Dan professes to believe in a God of sorts, and John53 and subduction zone do not, yes, a legitimate question is why? Sorry some of you do not feel that way.
It's not that some of [us] don't feel that way, so don't deflect.

If you have a question, ask. However, bear in mind that just because you ask a question doesn't mean your question is deserving of a response.
 

Brian2

Veteran Member
No. I see the bible god as the moral agent he is supposed to be. Regardless of being human or anything else.
As a moral agent, the character is immoral, psychopathic and every other nasty thing under the sun.

You ignore who and what the Bible God is and what He has authority over and any long term plans He may have and describe Him in human terms without regard to those things.

The supposed bad situation is 110% his own responsibility.

It is God's responsibility in the sense that He knew what would happen before He created anything.
But it is not God's responsibility in the sense that God did anything wrong.
And of course God has taken it on Himself to bring this bad situation of evil in His creation to an end.
You can throw blame around all you want but it is judging God from a place of ignorance.
 

Brian2

Veteran Member
No. I see the bible god as the moral agent he is supposed to be. Regardless of being human or anything else.
As a moral agent, the character is immoral, psychopathic and every other nasty thing under the sun.

You ignore who and what the Bible God is and what He has authority over and any long term plans He may have and describe Him in human terms without regard to those things.

The supposed bad situation is 110% his own responsibility.

It is God's responsibility in the sense that He knew what would happen before He created anything.
But it is not God's responsibility in the sense that God did anything wrong.
And of course God has taken it on Himself to bring this bad situation of evil in His creation to an end.
You can throw blame around all you want but it is judging God from a place of ignorance.
 

F1fan

Veteran Member
You ignore who and what the Bible God is
I think @TagliatelliMonster nailed it, as he is reading the Bible literally.
and what He has authority over and any long term plans He may have and describe Him in human terms without regard to those things.
God abuses his authority, and violates many moral values. The Noah Flood is an example (of course it's a myth, but you believers take it all seriously, yes?).
It is God's responsibility in the sense that He knew what would happen before He created anything.
Like children with cancer. Thanks for acknowledging God is completely responsible.
But it is not God's responsibility in the sense that God did anything wrong.
Of course you have to say this, you have to agree with the monster God with a track record of doing violence against the innocent.
And of course God has taken it on Himself to bring this bad situation of evil in His creation to an end.
Then why did God create evil in the first place? What's taking the "all-powerful" God so long?
You can throw blame around all you want but it is judging God from a place of ignorance.
Irony. None of your comments make any coherent sense, and conflict logically.
 

YoursTrue

Faith-confidence in what we hope for (Hebrews 11)
You clearly have a different definition for "involve" than most.
Oh, that's interesting. So if a person makes a comment to another, it's only between those two individuals that comments or questions about the comments can be made?
 

SalixIncendium

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Oh, that's interesting. So if a person makes a comment to another, it's only between those two individuals that comments or questions about the comments can be made?
No. It means only those two are involved and a third party who is not invited by the original two would be inviting themselves, or more accurately, imposing themselves into the discussion.
 

SalixIncendium

अहं ब्रह्मास्मि
Staff member
Premium Member
You haven't said why you used the word ironic and how it relates to my comment. You're deflecting.
Another deflection. Answer the question or don't. It's of no consequence to me. But this will be the last deflection that I will be responding to in this thread.
 

YoursTrue

Faith-confidence in what we hope for (Hebrews 11)
It's not that some of [us] don't feel that way, so don't deflect.

If you have a question, ask. However, bear in mind that just because you ask a question doesn't mean your question is deserving of a response.
If that's true then others do not have the right to press for an answer?? Tell me since you're a moderator. Maybe you think my question doesn't deserve a response. I thank you again for your responses...:)they really help.
 

YoursTrue

Faith-confidence in what we hope for (Hebrews 11)
Another deflection. Answer the question or don't. It's of no consequence to me. But this will be the last deflection that I will be responding to in this thread.
Very good. Excellent! It's clear -- you can't or don't want to answer. Thank you again!!
 

YoursTrue

Faith-confidence in what we hope for (Hebrews 11)
No. It means only those two are involved and a third party who is not invited by the original two would be inviting themselves, or more accurately, imposing themselves into the discussion.
Then don't impose yourself either. Thank you and thank you.
 

YoursTrue

Faith-confidence in what we hope for (Hebrews 11)
No. It means only those two are involved and a third party who is not invited by the original two would be inviting themselves, or more accurately, imposing themselves into the discussion.
Oh, so you say the "original two" have to INVITE a third party to the conversation? or ask questions? woweeee,....a new rule perhaps.
 

SalixIncendium

अहं ब्रह्मास्मि
Staff member
Premium Member
If that's true then others do not have the right to press for an answer?? Tell me since you're a moderator. Maybe you think my question doesn't deserve a response. I thank you again for your responses...:)they really help.
I was trying to keep my position as a moderator out of the discussion and keep the discourse to common courtesy.

But since you ask, your imposition definitely skirted violating Rule 1.
 

YoursTrue

Faith-confidence in what we hope for (Hebrews 11)
I didn't impose on the discussion. I was helping you to correct your course.
The two parties seem quite capable of answering or responding. If they don't want to, then no one should press anyone at all ever for an answer. And what is "Rule 1" that you mention? There was no need insofar as I see it for you to say anything. Naturally others see it differently and would be willing to explain what they mean by "ironic." But seems that's not you. OK, have a good one...if you want to explain or quote RULE 1, go ahead. If not, don't worry, it's ok, I understand and have a good day.
 

Subduction Zone

Veteran Member
No. It means only those two are involved and a third party who is not invited by the original two would be inviting themselves, or more accurately, imposing themselves into the discussion.
Well I would never do that:rolleyes: But perhaps Dan realizes the fruitlessness of discussing his own private beliefs with a person that insists that their God is a liar, but refuse to even learn how they are saying that. When people have clearly self contradictory beliefs and won't admit it one knows that all that they will do is to use their poor "logic" and insist that their standard is correct (even though every rational person knows that it is not) and insist that any variation from their personal belief is blasphemy.
 
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