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See, here's the problem. How do you decide when the word of god has stopped being allegorical? Because it comes across as completely arbitrary.I believe that it is.Is the Virgin Birth literal?
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See, here's the problem. How do you decide when the word of god has stopped being allegorical? Because it comes across as completely arbitrary.I believe that it is.Is the Virgin Birth literal?
The following is from someone confused about the infamous "exception that proves the rule":Hard to argue against.
He gets into deductive vs. inductive reasoning, but that's just self-distraction imo. Once a fixed pattern is identified and widely acknowledged -- it becomes a rule, law, established theory, etc. One exception is all that's required to disprove it. One black swan. So what does one do? Acknowledge that it's no longer a rule! Call it a "rule of thumb" if one still must,.. Better yet come up with a better rule! Other than a small minority of black swans, all swans are white until further notice.“For all X (if X is a swan, then X is white).”
This is actually a real and famous example. It used to be an expression in England, which expression communicated rarity, to call something a Black Swan. The force of the term came from the fact that, as far as they knew, no such thing actually existed. But then, a Dutch explorer actually found black swans in Australia.
Yes. Gawd really blew it for most of the universe all right.Which is the rule, Intelligent Design or Unintelligent Design? I'd argue the latter, given "Intelligent Design" means supports human life.
I applied math to the ToE, and it doesn't add up.It is totally indoctrination compared to maths. After all, maths actually does use proofs.
That's because you applied the wrong discipline. You should have applied biology.I applied math to the ToE, and it doesn't add up.![]()
Keep in mind what God does is for the benefit of all. Imagine going out to prune a plant, which is done for the good of the plant. The plant might not see pruning in the same light.Who then commits injustices. That's apparently the bit they don't see. Well, won't comment upon, justly...
Do you know the stories of those gods and how many came into being?How does the Iliad not talk about gods among men?
As any Jewish Rabbi will tell you, it takes a life-long study not a brief read-through followed by a quick conclusion.See, here's the problem. How do you decide when the word of god has stopped being allegorical?
I see God's goodness with every "act of God" that kills and destroys.Keep in mind what God does is for the benefit of all. Imagine going out to prune a plant, which is done for the good of the plant. The plant might not see pruning in the same light.
Also, when one sees God as love and goodness, two things emerge: First, acting against love and goodness brings about what is known as Newton's third law of motion. That is, when the hate and evil force acts against the love and goodness force, each force applies to the other the equal force and equal magnitude in the opposite direction.
What are the positive effects of this tilt? What would be the negative effects if there were no tilt?Seems like a poor design choice to create the planet with a peculiar tilt and an atmosphere and convection currents when combined cause tornadoes. He must have known the consequences, right?
What were the positive effects of a poor design?What are the positive effects of this tilt? What would be the negative effects if there were no tilt?
First, you need to show the positive and negative effects of another design compared and contrasted with the positive and negative effects of what is.What were the positive effects of a poor design?
I'll do that.First, you need to show the positive and negative effects of another design compared and contrasted with the positive and negative effects of what is.
No, YHWH does for the benefit of the chosen people. I mean, all the smiting is written down...Keep in mind what God does is for the benefit of all. Imagine going out to prune a plant, which is done for the good of the plant.
a) SomeDo you know the stories of those gods and how many came into being?
Woosh...I applied math to the ToE, and it doesn't add up.![]()
The earth was perfect when first created. See Gap Theory.What were the positive effects of a poor design?
Why design the moon and place it where it where it is relative to the earth? The influence of the moon's gravity exaggerates flooding.
He must have known the consequences, right?