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11-08-2007, 05:07 PM #1OPSenior Member
Perceived roundaboutness in the Bible
I'm posting a reply in a new thread to keep the other one on track.
Originally Posted by Krogith
Please reply with something about free will.
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Hardcore Newbie Reviewed by Hardcore Newbie on . Perceived roundaboutness in the Bible I'm posting a reply in a new thread to keep the other one on track. How can a perfect being act in a way to make itself imperfect? Wouldn't a perfect being refrain from any action that would cause imperfection, by the nature of the word "perfect" itself? Please reply with something about free will. If this is true, and sin is inherited, does this mean we are held accountable, in God's eyes, for every sin of our forefathers? Rating: 5
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11-08-2007, 06:45 PM #2Senior Member
Perceived roundaboutness in the Bible
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11-08-2007, 06:47 PM #3Senior Member
Perceived roundaboutness in the Bible
Originally Posted by Hardcore Newbie
Hebrews 4:14-16 Please read it. It is talking about how we now have Jesus who died for us to Freely approach God with Freeness of speech. So for God to be able to hear your Prayer you have to know that Jesus Died for your sins and express that.
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11-08-2007, 06:58 PM #4Senior Member
Perceived roundaboutness in the Bible
Originally Posted by Hardcore Newbie
Psalms 37:11,12 28,29 A New Earth
John 5 28,29 All thoses who have Died have payed for there sin in Death and will be Resurrected
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11-08-2007, 09:39 PM #5OPSenior Member
Perceived roundaboutness in the Bible
Originally Posted by Krogith
Either the being was imperfect, or the being is perfect, and can only make perfect choices, some of which include sin.
They can either be perfect and make only perfect choices, or they can be imperfect and allowed to make imperfect choices. One might be perceived as perfect until a point of imperfection, but hindsight is always 20/20.
Originally Posted by Krogith
I'm just trying to understand why would the perfect being, God, choose such a round about way of forgiving people? Banish from the garden of Eden, give them arbitrary rules that don't matter for the generations after Christ, only to the ones before. This is the method a perfect being takes? I would think that perfection would include something called logic, So in order for God to be perfect, this has to be the most logical way to forgive two people for what equates to "not listening to God".
So if you were an all powerful being, and two of your creations disobeyed you, you believe that this is the most logical way to forgive two people who've disobeyed you?
Originally Posted by Krogith
Again, if you were God, being all powerful, all knowledgeable, and perfect, you would choose to place this restriction upon yourself while creating your version of Justice? What purpose does it serve?
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11-08-2007, 11:00 PM #6Senior Member
Perceived roundaboutness in the Bible
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11-09-2007, 12:23 AM #7OPSenior Member
Perceived roundaboutness in the Bible
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Furthermore, If he "just zapped Adam and Eve" then there would be no more people, so where would they get this idea from?
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Genuine Forgiveness.
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11-09-2007, 01:29 AM #8Senior Member
Perceived roundaboutness in the Bible
Adam and Eve are Dead Forever. They are not getting forgiven. After this test is over and we have it as proof of what happends going agenst God's laws. God is going to Rule the world he has Set up Jesus as his acting King and anyone who does not want to serve God and his Laws will be Dead Forever.
This world you see around you is a Test being proven. God knew we could not rule our self, but Satan and then adam and eve and many more have Tryed to Rule them self. All that have tryed have Failed, proveing God's Laws as Right.
Once the Test of this court case is over all will be allowed to Choose ither to serve God or Die Forever.
It's like a Math teacher is teaching a class, One child says out loud No thats ALL wrong Everything your teaching is Wrong. The Teacher doesn't just kick him out and cause people to wonder if he had a point. The teacher is letting the child do the work on the chalk board and prove that he didn't know what he was talking about. The child has been allowed to try every type of theory out there. The Teacher then would keep a record of this and from then on never has another child at the chalk board, but instead gets to show any Wrong thinking Children what that other child tryed and did.
Edit: Adam and Eve were told they are going to Die they were not given any rules.
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11-09-2007, 01:39 AM #9OPSenior Member
Perceived roundaboutness in the Bible
Originally Posted by Krogith
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11-09-2007, 01:44 AM #10Senior Member
Perceived roundaboutness in the Bible
Originally Posted by Hardcore Newbie
Why God wants people to Choose to Love him with Freewill? I'm not understanding your question of Why then.
You said it your self that you would not want to serve a Ruler that just kills anyone who go's agenst his word. Well God does not want to be like that. He is showing us THE why as we sit here today and read the news about Wars and Death and Hunger. This is why we have to do it god's Way this world you see today is the what happends.
The thing that needed to be Fixed was the Idea of what happends when you do things your own way and not God's.
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