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Jesus loves you but... (Original Post) titaniumsalute Oct 2012 OP
well yeah if you believe in an all powerful god michael811 Oct 2012 #1
I wonder if Mourdock would feel quite the same way Liberal Gramma Oct 2012 #2
That's a brilliant point, and one that should be put to him and every other Care Acutely Oct 2012 #10
Yes, and this notion is from the same people who brought you Grammy23 Oct 2012 #3
I notice the religous folks have been staying away from these threads snooper2 Oct 2012 #4
Biblical Witness Wildcat1955 Oct 2012 #5
free will is impossible in a god created universe michael811 Oct 2012 #6
Genesis Wildcat1955 Oct 2012 #7
god created man michael811 Oct 2012 #8
Biggest fairly tale ever written titaniumsalute Oct 2012 #9

michael811

(67 posts)
1. well yeah if you believe in an all powerful god
Wed Oct 24, 2012, 12:24 PM
Oct 2012

Then everything that happens is according to his will and is all part of the plan. Which also makes sin impossible since sin is rebelling against god and that is impossible because everything you ever do is all part of god's divine plan

Liberal Gramma

(1,471 posts)
2. I wonder if Mourdock would feel quite the same way
Wed Oct 24, 2012, 12:31 PM
Oct 2012

if he was the rapee. No gift of pregnancy, but lots of opportunity for humility.

Care Acutely

(1,370 posts)
10. That's a brilliant point, and one that should be put to him and every other
Wed Oct 24, 2012, 02:29 PM
Oct 2012

holy-rolling asshole who tries to say the same.

Grammy23

(5,810 posts)
3. Yes, and this notion is from the same people who brought you
Wed Oct 24, 2012, 12:36 PM
Oct 2012

creationism. They are fully willing to embrace that concept without a shred of evidence while ignoring all the evidence for other explanations of how we got here and through what process. And yet, this same gang that can't shoot straight has the unmitigated gall to know the "mind of God". And they think all the rest of us should take their interpretation of how things ARE and SHOULD be seriously. It's just the way it's supposed to be. And they know it. Fer Sure......

 

snooper2

(30,151 posts)
4. I notice the religous folks have been staying away from these threads
Wed Oct 24, 2012, 12:39 PM
Oct 2012

Like Madonna stays away from red meat

Wildcat1955

(69 posts)
5. Biblical Witness
Wed Oct 24, 2012, 12:42 PM
Oct 2012

Surely, you must realize that this belief does not comport with Biblical revelation. Man has free will, and some use it for horrific evil. To suggest that God intends it in anyway is simply inconsistent with the witness that Jesus gave to the Father. John wrote, "God is Love."

michael811

(67 posts)
6. free will is impossible in a god created universe
Wed Oct 24, 2012, 01:03 PM
Oct 2012

The universe and everything that happens in it is exactly how god wants it to be if it wasn't god wouldn't have created it this way

Wildcat1955

(69 posts)
7. Genesis
Wed Oct 24, 2012, 01:15 PM
Oct 2012

According to Genesis, God created and called it good. It was man's free will that corrupted what God made good. Now, of course, no one is obligated to believe God's disclosure in Scripture, but the testimony of His word suggests that we can't fault God for man's choices.

michael811

(67 posts)
8. god created man
Wed Oct 24, 2012, 01:26 PM
Oct 2012

if god didn't like mankind which is his creation the exact way it is then he wouldn't have created mankind that way

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