Wildswanderer
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Through the sending of the Word (Yeshua) and through the written Word.How did He tell you?
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Through the sending of the Word (Yeshua) and through the written Word.How did He tell you?
Through the sending of the Word (Yeshua) and through the written Word.
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it’s all one fundamental whole, infinite and indivisible,
How do you know it's not?
See, this is your thread. I have not made any claims. But you have made a hard claim that God is not capable so its only possible with many Gods.
Thus, it's your burden to provide evidence to your own claim that God is not capable and there has to be many Gods. Rather than getting into a burden of proof fallacy, can you explain why God is not capable and there is to be many to do the job?
go ahead.
I did. I gave what I call the complexity argument.
Show me any very complex item like a car, or phone, or video game, computer system, society, town, village, building or book that is created by only one set of hands.
There are none.
Edit: I even used the same methodological format you did.
1. God is the Necessary being and the creator.
2. To create, the creator has to have a will.
3. If there are two God's there has to be two different wills.
4. Two wills will have two plans, two directions, but the universe has been so perfectly organised for life it has to be one single plan, one direction, one will. No conflict. Not even a dot worthy of conflict in the whole of the cosmos.
5. God is one.
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1. Gods are Necessary beings for an Ordered universe requiring Creation.
2. To create, the creators have to have a will.
3. If there are two or more Gods there has to be two or more different wills.
4. Two or more wills bring about cooperation, and increase the overall complexity of the finished product (much like our cosmos)
5. The Gods are Many
(Added small edit)
Why do you think that God cannot be so complex? Do you think God is human?
Why is God so limited in your thesis?
So you have no nature or perspective outside of what is given to you by the whole, huh?
Incapable of making any meaningful distinction.
What I see, whenever arguments such as yours are put forward, is an inability to realize that your are assuming (without knowing it) exactly what you are trying to refute!Doesn't make sense to me.
I am of the opinion that there is more than One God. The Gods if you will.
This is because as I see it, something as complex as the Universe, with as many functioning and moving parts as it has, would take Many hands to Create; just like a complex open world RPG takes Many programmers to Create.
As things increase in complexity (cars, phones, houses), the number of creators always increases.
A Perfect Universe, does not mean we have only One perfect God. (I also don't think the universe is perfect, but that's a seperate issue).
Or another way to put it for @firedragon
1. Gods are Necessary beings for an Ordered universe and are Creators
2. To create, the creators have to have a will.
3. If there are two or more Gods there has to be two or more different wills.
4. Two or more wills bring about cooperation, and increase the overall complexity of the finished product (much like our cosmos)
5. The Gods are Many
What I see, whenever arguments such as yours are put forward, is an inability to realize that your are assuming (without knowing it) exactly what you are trying to refute!
The universe is too complex, too much is going on, etc. and yada yada, so that needs more complex "management," and thus more gods with different talents.
Yet, you pay precisely zero attention to the provenance of these multi-talented vicariously motivated gods! Where did they come from? In the absence of anything at all, wherefore derive all these characters and interests and powers? You don't know -- you just assume that must be how it was.
Yet, Occam's Razor tells you that you would be much closer to the truth if you cut down on the assumptions. Therefore, if you can't assume complexity in the universe can arise on its own, you've even less reason to presume that it can arise "pre-universe" on its own.
Instead of making all these assumptions, I think it would be much more intelligent to admit that you don't know, and that your uninformed speculations aren't telling you much.
Good for you then tooWelp. That's good for you then.
I've certainly had several deities appear for me. Not least of all Odin/Wodan. I've also seen the Morrigan. Freya, Thor, Freyr and Loki have all had their appearances as well.
Doesn't make sense to me.
I am of the opinion that there is more than One God. The Gods if you will.
This is because as I see it, something as complex as the Universe, with as many functioning and moving parts as it has, would take Many hands to Create; just like a complex open world RPG takes Many programmers to Create.
As things increase in complexity (cars, phones, houses), the number of creators always increases.
A Perfect Universe, does not mean we have only One perfect God. (I also don't think the universe is perfect, but that's a seperate issue).
Or another way to put it for @firedragon
1. Gods are Necessary beings for an Ordered universe and are Creators
2. To create, the creators have to have a will.
3. If there are two or more Gods there has to be two or more different wills.
4. Two or more wills bring about cooperation, and increase the overall complexity of the finished product (much like our cosmos)
5. The Gods are Many
Because no unlimited thing exists.
How do you know?
For the same reasons you know it does.
So how do you know?
Already been explained.
Incorrect self hierarchial status. Claiming you're always everything as one human.three things to make one complex.
mind
body or matter
spirit or power-elan-will
complex or being