JoeMoma
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So do two year-olds. And they deserve to die if they play in traffic. That's the consequence of disobedience.It was apparent they did know obedience vs disobedience...
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So do two year-olds. And they deserve to die if they play in traffic. That's the consequence of disobedience.It was apparent they did know obedience vs disobedience...
Their spirits went into Balaam's donkey.When did those nifty talking snakes go extinct?
They "deserve" no such thing. It can be a consequence--which is why they are told not to play in the street.So do two year-olds. And they deserve to die if they play in traffic. That's the consequence of disobedience.
So does that mean Adam and Eve did not deserve to die as a consequence -- which is why they were told not to eat it?They "deserve" no such thing. It can be a consequence--which is why they are told not to play in the street.
A consequence of putting oneself in danger is the possibility of losing the life that could have been. It also affects the lives of those who are close.So does that mean Adam and Eve did not deserve to die as a consequence -- which is why they were told not to eat it?
I agree, but that does not answer my question.A consequence of putting oneself in danger is the possibility of losing the life that could have been. It also affects the lives of those who are close.
No.Was it the will of God that Adam and Eve live forever in the Garden of Eden or not?
Any visit to Walmart, that is actually a good thing./---/ On the downside, girls started wearing clothes.
Yes he did as Jesus had already been selected to die for us. So the myth goes.Did God know that Adam and Eve would sin exactly how it came to play out in the Garden of Eden before He began the first day of creation?
Perhaps, but they could not know which was good and which was evil as they had yet to consume that knowledge. Right?It was apparent they did know obedience vs disobedience...
/—/ Be nice.Any visit to Walmart, that is actually a good thing.
We are still around, incognito.When did those nifty talking snakes go extinct?
I cannot imagine a situation where someone "deserves" to die. Consequences, for behaviors are inevitable.I agree, but that does not answer my question.
Good and evil? Perhaps not. Right and wrong or Advisable and inadvisable would most likely have been within their grasp.Perhaps, but they could not know which was good and which was evil as they had yet to consume that knowledge. Right?
If you knew you were going to fuck up, would you use an immoral and unjust policy to remedy your initial incompetence in creating less than good and perfect?God, knowing the end from the beginning, and knowing that Adam and Eve would partake of the forbidden fruit before the world was created, called and foreordained a Savior before the earth was created.
God did not screw up nor did He before hand believe that he was going to screw up. His policy was not immoral or unjust and he was not initially incompetent. The intelligence of man is self-existent and was not created or made and neither indeed can be. God cannot create our intelligence and has to use other means to bring about our progression throughout eternity.If you knew you were going to fuck up, would you use an immoral and unjust policy to remedy your initial incompetence in creating less than good and perfect?
Impossible. Based on what data or knowledge?Good and evil? Perhaps not. Right and wrong or Advisable and inadvisable would most likely have been within their grasp.
Mass murder when a cure is available is moral to you.God did not screw up nor did He before hand believe that he was going to screw up. His policy was not immoral or unjust and he was not initially incompetent. The intelligence of man is self-existent and was not created or made and neither indeed can be. God cannot create our intelligence and has to use other means to bring about our progression throughout eternity.