25-11-2010, 02:15 AM
Surely God cannot be omni-benevolent then, as we already discussed?
Ah, but you missed the point, did he sin?
Conception, right? So the moment a sperm gets it off with an egg, so to speak, God is there. He just appears, and let's the other sperm die. Also, if that is the case why does he allow things like cystic fibrosis?
You believe in variations within a species, but how wide does this species path go? Hominoidea, apes, come from the same path as Homosapiens, being in the same "species" but differing in sub-species. Yet God created man exactly in his image.
Also, if that is true, then how have humans been able to grow, and flourish physically? Is this natural selection, or divine selection?
Ah, but you missed the point, did he sin?
Conception, right? So the moment a sperm gets it off with an egg, so to speak, God is there. He just appears, and let's the other sperm die. Also, if that is the case why does he allow things like cystic fibrosis?
You believe in variations within a species, but how wide does this species path go? Hominoidea, apes, come from the same path as Homosapiens, being in the same "species" but differing in sub-species. Yet God created man exactly in his image.
Also, if that is true, then how have humans been able to grow, and flourish physically? Is this natural selection, or divine selection?
They see me trollin', they hatin'.