"We must question the story logic of having an all-knowing all-powerful God, who creates faulty Humans, and then blames them for his own mistakes"

Gene Roddenberry

This post was edited by cialda on Dec 15 2009 12:18pm

Freewill?

Missing the entire point of free will.

What part of faulty didn't you understand?

There's a difference between making a mistake and being fallible.

This post was edited by infinitesimal on Dec 15 2009 12:27pm

I didn't understand the point of freewill being faulty design. Care to explain? (I actually just want to lol at you so please try)

I don't understand the point of free will if such a god existed.

Some times I don't either. But if such a God does exists, I think it'd be within his ability to provide freewill.

But apparently such a deity that exists in Christianity doesn't see a point in manifesting itself in our reality, and has decided for whatever reason to allow evil to exist as well.

Or do people just turn to religion to justify what evil we find in ourselves and the world around us?

Do you know how impossible it would be to bullshit the son of God and convince half the world to believe in him?

Some people claim to be 'in tune' enough to decipher God's interactions with 'our reality'. Also, I don't think anyone is justifying evil. I think, if anything, they are attempting to understand it for the sake or conquering it.



It does seem crazy but then there is Islam.

This post was edited by xnatex21 on Dec 15 2009 01:13pm