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Pathetic. 2.You think that the primary aim of an omnibenevolent G-d is for people to have FUN. An omnibenevolent, omniscient, omnipotent god would know how to teach his creations lessons without hurting them. 3.You believe that extra drippy ice-cream is a logical proof against the existence of...

YOU'VE missed mine - our choices are ours. G-d DOESN'T make our decisions for us. Being omniscient and omnipotent doesn't have anything to do with our decisions. I haven't missed yours. Yours is simply irrelevant. If an omniscient, omnipotent sole creator creates something, he will know exactly...

Why would God create God? That's not hard to answer. God would create god because he would want to exist if he did not exist. Of course, that doesn't make logical sense, but neither does the question. [Your argument, the same as all the others, implies that a truly "perfect God" (as defined by...

You seem to not understand the very point of my argument. Read it over again and again until it clicks in your head.

That's all well and good, but you've missed my point, which is that you must believe that god makes our decisions for us if you believe him to be omniscient, omnipotent, and the sole creator.Assume, for a moment, you program robots. You program the robot to interact in its environment by taking...

How does that make any sense whatsoever? What kind of a soul would decide to put itself into an Ethiopian baby? Nonetheless, it has absolutely no effect on my argument. God must have created these souls and everything that would affect the souls' decisions regarding the conditions they're born...

What is a soul?

tree..sky fairy..i don't see much of a difference except that one at least exists.

If so, consider this:-You believe that god is omniscient-You believe that god is omnipotent-You believe that god has laid out a strict set of morals-You believe that god will eternally punish those who do not follow his morals and do not ask forgiveness for them through jesus-To justify this...