Thread: Questions about christianity, I have answers.

Originally Posted by Ne-yo

Would it not make sense for logic on an Omnipotent level to supersede this form of low-level logic, considering being Omnipotent would naturally be above logic?

So you're saying that god made a universe where bad things happen, where we don't like these bad things and your response is that even though he didn't have to do it this way he did because it doesn't have to make sense to us (which he knew it wouldn't)? What kind of point is that? That humans don't like suffering is a plain fact. About as plain as the fact that it happens. Your point is a non-argument. god's creation is causing itself to hurt. Obviously he screwed up somewhere.

Wait, nevermind. That's only obvious on a human level. god has the power to not make sense and so that's a pretty good reason to not make any sense. Even if it wasn't a good reason to not make sense, it wouldn't matter! he's god! he doesn't need a good reason to not make sense!

Originally Posted by Mark75

So you're saying that god made a universe where bad things happen, where we don't like these bad things and your response is that even though he didn't have to do it this way he did because it doesn't have to make sense to us (which he knew it wouldn't)? What kind of point is that? That humans don't like suffering is a plain fact. About as plain as the fact that it happens. Your point is a non-argument. god's creation is causing itself to hurt. Obviously he screwed up somewhere.

Wait, nevermind. That's only obvious on a human level. god has the power to not make sense and so that's a pretty good reason to not make any sense. Even if it wasn't a good reason to not make sense, it wouldn't matter! he's god! he doesn't need a good reason to not make sense!

That point flew right pass you huh Mark75? However Im curious to know something.

What is the fundamental principles of human suffering? and what causes it?