Hi! I’d like to make a few comments on your post: The classic fatalism argument, when applying to God, is that: 1,If God knew, before creating the uni...
Firstly, evil isn’t put to the world by God. Borrowing from the free will defense, evil is the result of human free will, and it has nothing to do wit...
To paraphrase a bit, your original argument may have this form: 1, Yahweh is good and all Yahweh wants is good. 2, Children who suffer terribly and di...
I don't think that's true and I don't think many Protestants hold this belief as long as they acknowledge that if you're not in heaven sins are not eq...
Thanks for the detailed explanations, I think these may help to solve the problem. And yet, can you talk a little bit about how do you, as an optimist...
the argument of you provides some essential ideas, but I also want to add on something: your argument follows that, 1, The existence of objective beau...
And the problem seems to be that, positive nihilists know there is an eternity, and will they find religious belief to be good or beneficial in this c...
I think what Nietzsche believes to be the best response to eternity is that you should put yourself at the center and see and act form your own perspe...
Sure. Nietzsche believes that Christianity is a rational morality and all it does to people is that it “enslaves” them by telling them what to do, thr...
What I'm trying to say here is that omnipotence is logically possible only if with this definition in the parentheses, which is (x is an ability/capab...
It is true that we shouldn’t know about history merely by etymology, and it’s reasonable for non-Christians to question such problems like Paul isn't ...
Gregory, By saying what you’ve said in the earliest post, your argument may follow this form: 1.Jesus’s resurrection is the gist of Christianity becau...
TheMadFool, Your original argument may follow this form: 1.Every creature is equal in the sight of an omnibenevolent god. 2.If god loves all his creat...
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