Originally quoted by Fetchmyjunk Not everyone died; Noah was spared because he was righteous, and God graciously extended mercy to his extended family, even though they were not necessarily as righteous.
Who did Noah's grandchildren procreate with? How do you explain the present day ethnic diversity in the world?
Originally posted by Ghost of a Duke 🙂 There are cats that, for whatever reason, lack that authority. It is therefore not a natural absolute but merely a common disposition.
Originally posted by twhitehead What you posted of course. I asked you about God passing judgement on babies and you posted a nonsensical diatribe about atheism.
If you had actually bothered to read all the way to the end you would have noticed a large portion of it deals with God's judgement and the death of innocent children.
Originally posted by mariekeXIV If you had actually bothered to read all the way to the end you would have noticed a large portion of it deals with God's judgement and the death of innocent children.
The word 'children' does not occur in the quoted text. Where exactly is God's judgement and the death of innocent children discussed? Which paragraphs?
Originally posted by Fetchmyjunk What makes you think God is judging them when he saves them from a lifetime of suffering and takes them into eternal bliss?
Originally posted by twhitehead The word 'children' does not occur in the quoted text. Where exactly is God's judgement and the death of innocent children discussed? Which paragraphs?
So yes you didn't bother to read the link. The word 'children' comes up about 30 times.
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Abiogenesis, evolution and morality
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