Comments on: Proof the Christian God is Evil http://wegoats.com/proof-the-christian-god-is-evil/ For those of us who refuse to be sheep. Sun, 01 Apr 2012 03:14:42 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Denise http://wegoats.com/proof-the-christian-god-is-evil/comment-page-1/#comment-588 Denise Sun, 27 Nov 2011 04:16:21 +0000 http://wegoats.com/?p=173#comment-588 <p>There's holes in proof one. I'll give you 1 and 2. If you've read the bible though, you'd see that man was created in God's image. Sin entered the earth through Lucifer who fell from heaven. So 3, humankind is composed of sinners, but this is after the fall of man. After the fall of man, all of mankind after that is born evil. Since conception can only happen with the man's sperm, that is how all mankind, with the exception of one man, is born evil. The reason Jesus is born evil is because Mary was impregnated by the Holy Spirit, aka God. 4 also has a hole in it because man does not have the ability to create. Creation by definition is to make something out of nothing. Only God has been able to do this. 6 is negated in previous statement about Lucifer. God did know what would happen when he created everything, but that is where free will steps in. 8 is again negated by previous statements. 9 is also negate having already stated where sin came from.</p> <p>Proof two. 1. The bible says that God's ways our higher than ours. The very statement of "if I were to" which can be translated to "if I were God" is already bound to foolish because we could never understand His ways. 2. To allow people to do what they want "but" something is not free will. By not allowing them to be able to do things removes the choice for the them to choose it. And if free will is, according to the definition you provided, the ability to choose between two or more options, the ability to make the wrong choice needs to be in there. 3. again that they can do all things but one thing negates free will. Free will doesn't require the ability to hurt others, but it does require that you can choose whether or not you will hurt others. Not sure where omnipotence plays into the whole argument of free will because they are not the same thing. God never said that He would give omnipotence to all mankind. He gave us free will. 4. To equate yourself with God is, again, foolishness. God is not on the same level as us. We are not God's equals. 5. Yes, God does define evil throughout the Bible. 6. I would like your Bible references for when God does evil. 7. All the previous arguments have been addressed so this last statement is void.</p> There’s holes in proof one. I’ll give you 1 and 2. If you’ve read the bible though, you’d see that man was created in God’s image. Sin entered the earth through Lucifer who fell from heaven. So 3, humankind is composed of sinners, but this is after the fall of man. After the fall of man, all of mankind after that is born evil. Since conception can only happen with the man’s sperm, that is how all mankind, with the exception of one man, is born evil. The reason Jesus is born evil is because Mary was impregnated by the Holy Spirit, aka God. 4 also has a hole in it because man does not have the ability to create. Creation by definition is to make something out of nothing. Only God has been able to do this. 6 is negated in previous statement about Lucifer. God did know what would happen when he created everything, but that is where free will steps in. 8 is again negated by previous statements. 9 is also negate having already stated where sin came from.

Proof two. 1. The bible says that God’s ways our higher than ours. The very statement of “if I were to” which can be translated to “if I were God” is already bound to foolish because we could never understand His ways. 2. To allow people to do what they want “but” something is not free will. By not allowing them to be able to do things removes the choice for the them to choose it. And if free will is, according to the definition you provided, the ability to choose between two or more options, the ability to make the wrong choice needs to be in there. 3. again that they can do all things but one thing negates free will. Free will doesn’t require the ability to hurt others, but it does require that you can choose whether or not you will hurt others. Not sure where omnipotence plays into the whole argument of free will because they are not the same thing. God never said that He would give omnipotence to all mankind. He gave us free will. 4. To equate yourself with God is, again, foolishness. God is not on the same level as us. We are not God’s equals. 5. Yes, God does define evil throughout the Bible. 6. I would like your Bible references for when God does evil. 7. All the previous arguments have been addressed so this last statement is void.

]]> By: Can Christian Faith Ever be Rational? – We Goats http://wegoats.com/proof-the-christian-god-is-evil/comment-page-1/#comment-179 Can Christian Faith Ever be Rational? – We Goats Wed, 14 Apr 2010 03:20:10 +0000 http://wegoats.com/?p=173#comment-179 <p>[...] damns everyone — has a logically impossible belief-set. Heck, I used those core beliefs to prove such a god would be evil. None of it makes any sense. That kind of religion can never be [...]</p> [...] damns everyone — has a logically impossible belief-set. Heck, I used those core beliefs to prove such a god would be evil. None of it makes any sense. That kind of religion can never be [...]

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