Originally posted by robbie carrobie
yes kellyjay, this is fine and good, on a personal level, however when i was thinking about it, it presented some problems that i need to think more about if they are to be resolved, for example, if we state that God is just because he adheres to his own standards, we need to demonstrate that those standards are just in the first instance, for even a ...[text shortened]... it was not arbitrarily given, its was not vindictive, its basis was sound and just etc etc etc.
If you were building a house you'd need standards of measurements
to build with as well as standards in direction too, if the builders of
that house all choose different standards or different ways of
describing the standards they were using the house would not be well
build at all if they were even able to complete it. One of the issues I
see with this discussion we are talking about justice and what is just,
true, and right...if these be nothing but varous and sundry points of
view about personal tastes with nothing but one point of view in
discussion with another it is a meaningless conversation, if there is a
thread where truth and justice really have something beyond man's
ability to change or alter we have justice that we may get some
enlightenment from as we get close to it, which would be where I do
believe God's truth and justice really are.
Kelly