Belief about your worldview

Originally posted by @eladar
If that is what God is going to do then yes.

As a human being yourself, and a Christian, how do you live with this?

Originally posted by @divegeester
As a human being yourself, and a Christian, how do you live with this?

I give all glory to God, recognizing that God is the creator while we are the created.

Children of Satan may have a problem with God, but I do not even if I burn forever.

Originally posted by @bigdoggproblem
Because he would know evil was about to happen, have the power to stop it, and want to stop it...and yet, he doesn't.

The only way out of this contradiction is to deny his existence.

Well, this hypothetical god would be more accurately called an IT. Unless you figure it is a male a million light years long with a thousand light year long dick.....

It would not be male or female, it would be something not matter but something we at present have no idea what it could be if in fact it is at all, which I doubt, but it is a noticably large universe so anything is possible, some thiings more possible than others.

Originally posted by @eladar
I give all glory to God, recognizing that God is the creator while we are the created.

Children of Satan may have a problem with God, but I do not even if I burn forever.

You sound like a religious extremist jihadist to me.

Originally posted by @divegeester
You sound like a religious extremist jihadist to me.

You sound like a worldly child of Satan to me.

Originally posted by @eladar
So if free will is allowed God is immoral.

But hey, do you get to define what is evil? You keep throwing around these undefined terms as if you have the definition.

"So if free will is allowed God is immoral."

Prevention of evil acts does not deprive the would-be actor of free will.

As for "evil", let's start with the standard definition and work from there.

http://www.dictionary.com/browse/evil

Originally posted by @bigdoggproblem
"So if free will is allowed God is immoral."

Prevention of evil acts does not deprive the would-be actor of free will.

As for "evil", let's start with the standard definition and work from there.

http://www.dictionary.com/browse/evil

God defines what is good and evil not man.

A bit arrogant of you to suppose you can tell me where to look for the definition of evil.

Originally posted by @eladar
God defines what is good and evil not man.

A bit arrogant of you to suppose you can tell me where to look for the definition of evil.

Didn't they teach you about dictionaries in whatever backwater inbred village you grew up in? 😕

And let me know when God starts posting on this forum; until then, we'll just have to make do with our own definitions.

Originally posted by @eladar
God defines what is good and evil not man.

Where is that definition?

Originally posted by @wolfgang59
Where is that definition?

There is no accepted definition.

If you reject the God is automatically good and evil is in oposition to what God calls good, then we will never agree upon the terms.

Originally posted by @bigdoggproblem
Didn't they teach you about dictionaries in whatever backwater inbred village you grew up in? 😕

And let me know when God starts posting on this forum; until then, we'll just have to make do with our own definitions.

I answer to God, not man.

If you want to call Redlands California backwater and inbred that is up to you.

Originally posted by @eladar
I answer to God, not man.

So, when it comes to this forum, you're just a troll.

Thanks for clearing that up.

Originally posted by @bigdoggproblem
So, when it comes to this forum, you're just a troll.

Thanks for clearing that up.

If you call a Christian a troll then so be it. If a person disagrees with my badic definition of good vs evil then that person is not a Christian.

Btw, a nice way of ensuring the dominance of your circular reasoning. If a person disagrees that person is a troll. How quaint.

Originally posted by @eladar
If a person disagrees with my basic definition of good vs evil then that person is not a Christian.

But didn't you yourself say, a couple of pages ago, "I am not the one who claims I am correct." ? So who is claiming you are are correct, if not you?

Originally posted by @fmf
But didn't you yourself say, a couple of pages ago, "I am not the one who claims I am correct." ? So who is claiming you are are correct, if not you?

I am correct about my point of view. I do not claim to correct about another person's point of view.

This is the difference. No one can force another to accept the other person's definitions. He claimed that I must conform to the definition he believes or be a troll.

He believes others must conform to definitions of terms based on his worldview.

I do not demand that others conform to mine. Any such demand will be made by God and any consequence of rejecting it will be dealt with by God.