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what is the worst decision god has ever made?
Originally posted by KellyJayIf you have a position in a game of chess, you need not be a grand master to be able to say
Exactly how would you know what is good or bad when it comes to God making a choice?
You have the same insight God has so you can see why He does what He does?
Originally posted by googlefudgeIn chess, one can be down in material and have a forced mate in two. 😏
If you have a position in a game of chess, you need not be a grand master to be able to say
that black is in a really hopeless position, if black is down to a knight, a bishop, and three pawns,
vs white who has [in addition to the above] their queen and both rooks left.
We don't need to know everything about the universe to be able to say with con ...[text shortened]... r supposedly being superior to us.
A 'fact', along with it's very existence, not in evidence.
Originally posted by stellspalfieGod, by definition, cannot make decisions. He has to act perfectly good. Unless perhaps there are instances where two options have identical perfection and identical moral worth?
what is the worst decision god has ever made?
Originally posted by twhiteheadBy which/who's definition?
God, by definition, cannot make decisions. He has to act perfectly good. Unless perhaps there are instances where two options have identical perfection and identical moral worth?
In addition, some theists claim he is independent of time, in which case he cannot 'act' at all.
Originally posted by googlefudgeThe usual definition used by Christians on this forum includes the claim that God is perfect (whatever that may mean) and maximally morally good.
By which/who's definition?
I wasn't aware that there was only one definition of/for god/s.
Originally posted by KellyJay"Exactly how would you know what is good or bad when it comes to God making a choice?"
Exactly how would you know what is good or bad when it comes to God making a choice?
You have the same insight God has so you can see why He does what He does?