I live in the constant hope that life will be discovered on a remote planet and demolish this argument once and for all
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Originally posted by EternalOptimistI live in the constant hope that life will be discovered on a remote planet and demolish this argument once and for all
EO why would that be? God created life on this Earth so what is to stop him creating life on a "remote planet" if he so wished?Sola gratia
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Because evil exists on the Earth because of the fall, if life exists on a different planet there will be no evil there.
It is conceivable (in the ChicoSphere) that we are the only world out of billions to suffer evil. Nice one God.(\__/)
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It is not free will is it, the Devil made me do all the evil I did Gov! but that is another argument.
So earthquakes and storms and other natural disasters then (which are surely evil). Just whose free will is God protecting there by not intervening in the devils tricks? Allowing thousands to die when he could have intervened and stopped it.
Answer is he is impotent against the works of the Devil.I am not qualified to give the above advice!
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They're not evil disasters, just population control devices - you need to be creative, you know, when your own rules forbid the use of contraceptive devices.Chico, what time is it?Comment
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There is also the logic that says god cannot exist because, if he did, he wouldn't let all those bad things happen.Originally posted by The Lone GunmanSo earthquakes and storms and other natural disasters then (which are surely evil). Just whose free will is God protecting there by not intervening in the devils tricks? Allowing thousands to die when he could have intervened and stopped it.
I know you are taking the p1ss, but regardless of whether god and the devil exist or not, or which is the more powerful, both statements are the reasoning of a six-year-old.
In what way would the human race would have evolved with no death, no pain and no hunger?
And without natural disasters like that meteorite 65 million years ago, in what way would the giant lizards have evolved? A lizard has got to eat.
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Chico I was under the impression that the Pope had forbidden the use of contraception?Chico, what time is it?Comment
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Ah!, but Chico doesn't believe in the Pope.Originally posted by Rebecca LoosChico I was under the impression that the Pope had forbidden the use of contraception?Comment
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