Originally posted by @badradger you are suggesting that god thinks in a different way to humans, to the best of my knowledge there is no other thought than human thought, any other would be incomprehensible.
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Originally posted by @wolfgang59 Well I would but there are millions ahead of me in the queue all waiting .... and waiting ... and
I think god has been hanging about for eternity the poor old bloke is probably having a bit if R&R, a snooze possibly a holiday in one of one of his more rest full dimensions.lol
Originally posted by @ghost-of-a-duke If I prevented them from getting a terminal illness, yes.
The thing is this life isn't it, there is an appointed time for each of us. That means that we
all are going to have something terminal occur and there isn't any age that is immune to that.
Originally posted by @ghost-of-a-duke Sometimes in life, bad things happen that are not a result of personal consequence. If God is truly merciful and all-powerful, why doesn't he intervene in these instances?
Originally posted by @kellyjay [youtube]b_RjndG0IX8[/youtube]
A tad corny old chap.
Yep, I get 'God did something' in that he created us, and that I have the ability to comfort someone dying of a terminal disease. I do lack, however, the omnipotence to prevent someone from developing such a disease.
Yep, I get 'God did something' in that he created us, and that I have the ability to comfort someone dying of a terminal disease. I do lack, however, the omnipotence to prevent someone from developing such a disease.
God doesn't.
True, but He is working toward an eternal Kingdom where those things no longer are part
of our lives. This life is the way it is because we are torn between His Kingdom, and the
god of this world.
Yep, I get 'God did something' in that he created us, and that I have the ability to comfort someone dying of a terminal disease. I do lack, however, the omnipotence to prevent someone from developing such a disease.
God doesn't.
On the way home from church I heard this song and thought of your question, which is why
you got that as a reply. 🙂
Originally posted by @ghost-of-a-duke Better your head than your refrigerator.
My wife is a great cook, she had a cooking column in a newspaper for awhile when we lived
in Illinois, you'd be a happy camper being in our refrigerator. 🙂