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Oh God - am I the only one?
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Alchemist I like to believe that I am not intellectually challenged but I would feel pretty foolish if I said that I could out-think an omnipotent being. It is one thing for someone to say they don’t believe but it is another to consider oneself a better judge of the ethics of an omnipotent being than an omnipotent being. Even if someone overlooked that fact in abstract why wouldn’t they see that children make that mistake and see it doesn’t work? The approach does not seem to make any sense.
Accent that is one way of putting it – if your comment is taken solely literally. Generally killing is wrong but if you accept someone as God why would you pit wits against them? Many wise minds have considered it just for a person to be judged by their peers or a learned expert not by small children or people with limitations on their understanding. Why is it just or even rational for a human to judge God? Believing or not believing is a choice but what we are discussing is something else entirely.
AJD I don’t equate homosexuals to paedophiles. I was pointing out that certain types of arguments could be applied to each group. The idea was to dramatically show that those types of arguments aren’t conclusive. If you don’t like lies why repeat those ridiculous assertions about Christians. Surely you don’t take them seriously?