You bring up a few interesting points. For one, you ask, “Why would God need a petitionary prayer from someone in order to initiate those things we as...
I’d like to object to premise 1 of your argument. In the final paragraph of your argument, you say that emphasizing Jesus’ words “doesn’t mean we shou...
Although I agree with the conclusion of your argument (“if an omnibenevolent God exists, then evil is a necessary side effect”), I disagree with your ...
I’d like to respond to your question, “How might one respond to Hume?” I do believe that your reconstruction of the argument and Hume’s objections to ...
According to your numbered argument, you conclude that God can do all things, which means that he could even do the logically impossible things, such ...
You say, “But they (one “who can do anything logically possible”) do not have as much as one who can also do the logically impossible.” First, I would...
I believe you are arguing the following. Let me know if I am wrong. 1. If God does not show himself, then he fears to show himself. 2. God does not sh...
In this argument, you state that you are sympathetic to Descartes’ view. The following is Descartes view on the omnipotence of God in a modus ponens a...
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