Re: Re: Re: Re: God is a Sinner....
Originally posted by PrinceofBlades
He doesn't know everything in the sense that if he did we would be living faith. But if we are superior to the animals in the field of free will, than Fate/Destiny would be contradictary to this fact. Therefore it is more accurate to say that God knows the "consequences of our actions" and not "everything"...
But in the bible it says GOD KNows all and everything
He doesn't know everything in the sense that if he did we would be living faith. But if we are superior to the animals in the field of free will, than Fate/Destiny would be contradictary to this fact. Therefore it is more accurate to say that God knows the "consequences of our actions" and not "everything"...so much for an omnipotent god then
Originally posted by sonnet
You have it wrong once more. Evil cannot be in God's presence unless he choses to allow it. Besides omnipresent means to be everywhere at any given time.
David in the Psalms said that there is no where that God is not....So, god would have to be where evil is, where hell is...
God did give them warning. The people were the foolsyeah and there were no boats around whatsoever, yeah right 😂
You have it wrong once more. Evil cannot be in God's presence unless he choses to allow it. Besides omnipresent means to be everywhere at any given time.yeah and presence of evil is anyplace so if it means everywhere at any time anyplace is part of that. Oh and the evil can not be in the presence of god unless god choses to allow it is a nice way of avoiding the problem at hand, just like the many cases they try to squirm whenever a problem occures.
No, it's an example of misinterpreting scripture
Originally posted by debbiejoThe story of Job may or may not be literal but anyway God had given Adam dominion over the fish of the sea, the fowl of the air and over every living creature, when he sinned he lost it. When Adam sinned he gave everything that God had given to him to the devil. I don't think God gave the devil permission as much as said all he has is in your hands because it was. I think this story is like a parable, it caqn be compared to the prodigal son in the new testament because Job did offer sacrifices he said it may be that my sons have sinned which indicates unbelief. Jobs lack of belief opened the door for the devil and the rest of the story is about what happened because Job sinned.
Maybe it's all just a conspiracy theory....Wheres Deano?
Re: No, it's an example of misinterpreting scripture
Originally posted by markie
The story of Job may or may not be literal but anyway God had given Adam dominion over the fish of the sea, the fowl of the air and over every living creature, when he sinned he lost it. When Adam sinned he gave everything that God had given to him to the devil. I don't think God gave the devil permission as much as said all he has is in your hands because it was. I think this story is like a parable, it caqn be compared to the prodigal son in the new testament because Job did offer sacrifices he said it may be that my sons have sinned which indicates unbelief. Jobs lack of belief opened the door for the devil and the rest of the story is about what happened because Job sinned.