hahaha. correct. maulaw man pud ta ana sir kalanrakas......... usahay pud typographical error lang, o dili tinuyuan. hehe. lol
hahaha. correct. maulaw man pud ta ana sir kalanrakas......... usahay pud typographical error lang, o dili tinuyuan. hehe. lol
hehe sige i'll transfer it upstairs.Originally Posted by mr.ho_chia2
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"If he can, but does not want to, then he is wicked."Originally Posted by kalanrakas
hmmm... What if an alternative exists in such an assertion..?
Mainly, "If he can, but does not want to, then he must have some other purpose."?
Is that a valid alternative..?
(hoping to hear from @The_Child)
Tumpak. :mrgreen:Originally Posted by shimiyu
Unsa kaha na nga purpose?![]()
That is still wickedness 'coz by tolerating evil for some other purpose, god allows suffering on his people. Contradicting his supposed nature negates god.Originally Posted by shimiyu
He allows evil to suit His purpose, whatever it may be? So for God is it "the means does not justify the ends"?
ARGUMENT FROM SCIENCE
1. Science is always true.
2. Therefore there is no room for religious faith.
3. Therefore, God doesn’t exist.
Science is a system of acquiring knowledge based on the scientific method.
Scientific method seeks to explain the complexities of nature in a replicable way, and to use these explanations to make useful predictions.
Predictions arent always true.
therefore, science isnt always true.
therefore, God does exists.
"Crede, ut intelligas"
("Believe in order that you may understand")
Who said?Originally Posted by kalanrakas
(or what source?)
and by whose standard?
nice..Originally Posted by JX
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