Is God in control? 2nd Attempt

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JXL
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TexasScientist said:

Oldbear83 said:

TexasScientist said:

LIB,MR BEARS said:

47, here is an honest question for you. I'd like an honest answer.

Are you a heretic?

heretic
/hertik/
noun

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  • a person believing in or practicing religious heresy.
    synonyms:
    dissenter, nonconformist, apostate, freethinker, iconoclast; More

    • a person holding an opinion at odds with what is generally accepted.
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    One person's heretic is another's authority.
    Read the definition again, 'generally accepted' is the defined authority.


    What I said. Your views are heretical with Islam.


    Actually no, unbelievers and heretics are different.
    Waco1947
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    Oldbear83 said:

    Waco1947 said:

    Proves nothing. God is not all powerful
    You are very, very wrong, Waco.
    Because"..........."
    Coke Bear
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    Waco1947 said:

    Because"..........."
    A Being that is outside of time that can create the universe from absolutely nothing is All-Powerful.

    Waco1947
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    Coke Bear said:

    Waco1947 said:

    Because"..........."
    A Being that is outside of time that can create the universe from absolutely nothing is All-Powerful.


    Can you prove it? All you got is a holy book among a thousand holy books that make the same claim. That does not make it truth.
    LIB,MR BEARS
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    Waco1947 said:

    Coke Bear said:

    Waco1947 said:

    Because"..........."
    A Being that is outside of time that can create the universe from absolutely nothing is All-Powerful.


    Can you prove it? All you got is a holy book among a thousand holy books that make the same claim. That does not make it truth.
    C'mon 47, does proof save a person's soul or does the Holy Spirit?

    Apologetics has it's purpose but saving souls ain't it!
    Oldbear83
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    Waco1947 said:

    Coke Bear said:

    Waco1947 said:

    Because"..........."
    A Being that is outside of time that can create the universe from absolutely nothing is All-Powerful.


    Can you prove it? All you got is a holy book among a thousand holy books that make the same claim. That does not make it truth.
    ... meanwhile, you depend on the assumption that no such God exists, even as you say you serve that God.

    I cannot fathom such thinking, to deny the very ground on which you must stand.
    That which does not kill me, will try again and get nastier
    Coke Bear
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    Waco1947 said:

    Can you prove it? All you got is a holy book among a thousand holy books that make the same claim. That does not make it truth.

    Where have I mentioned a holy book? I haven't. I'm happy to discuss this using logic and reason.

    We can discuss anyone of Thomas' Five Ways to reach this conclusion.

    Please explain to me where the universe came from. "It simply is" is not a valid answer. You have challenged others to defend their point without a holy book. Please defend your stance on the universe that "simply is."
    TexasScientist
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    Coke Bear said:

    Waco1947 said:

    Because"..........."
    A Being that is outside of time that can create the universe from absolutely nothing is All-Powerful.


    Under Hawking's, Hertog's, and Hartle's no boundary concept, there is no place for a god to exist outside of space and time.
    Oldbear83
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    TexasScientist said:

    Coke Bear said:

    Waco1947 said:

    Because"..........."
    A Being that is outside of time that can create the universe from absolutely nothing is All-Powerful.


    Under Hawking's, Hertog's, and Hartle's no boundary concept, there is no place for a god to exist outside of space and time.
    So you place your faith in dead men.

    Good luck with that.
    That which does not kill me, will try again and get nastier
    Coke Bear
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    TexasScientist said:

    Under Hawking's, Hertog's, and Hartle's no boundary concept, there is no place for a god to exist outside of space and time.
    Hawking may have been a brilliant physicist; however, he was a terrible philosopher.

    Also, he was also completely incorrect about his concept of "nothing."

    I'm happy to engage with you more at a later date; however, I want to discuss these questions with Waco47 to understand his logic.

    Your post is detracting from my questions to him.
    quash
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    JXL said:

    TexasScientist said:

    Oldbear83 said:

    TexasScientist said:

    LIB,MR BEARS said:

    47, here is an honest question for you. I'd like an honest answer.

    Are you a heretic?

    heretic
    /hertik/
    noun

    [ol]
  • a person believing in or practicing religious heresy.
    synonyms:
    dissenter, nonconformist, apostate, freethinker, iconoclast; More

    • a person holding an opinion at odds with what is generally accepted.
  • [/ol]
    One person's heretic is another's authority.
    Read the definition again, 'generally accepted' is the defined authority.


    What I said. Your views are heretical with Islam.


    Actually no, unbelievers and heretics are different.

    And they get treated differently.
    “Life, liberty, and property do not exist because men have made laws. On the contrary, it was the fact that life, liberty, and property existed beforehand that caused men to make laws in the first place.” (The Law, p.6) Frederic Bastiat
    quash
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    Nothing means just that: nothing.

    If a god can be outside the nothing then why can't a natural force? Kuhn as cited by Michael Shermer.
    “Life, liberty, and property do not exist because men have made laws. On the contrary, it was the fact that life, liberty, and property existed beforehand that caused men to make laws in the first place.” (The Law, p.6) Frederic Bastiat
     
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