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tintingz:No. Just highly advanced. For the fact there is room for his creations to modify and change, evolved and repair shows a lingering flaw in every evolving model. Perfection has no room for modification as it is the precise concept. |
tintingz:Pop into my thread... |
tintingz:When you design something and later feel the need to modify and improve it. Why do you think this is? any ideas? |
KingEbukasBlog:i contend this statement and i believe we have once had a discussion on this before |
KingEbukasBlog:Somehow i always like ti stress how people found things out, mind if i ask how you figured the nature of God? Moral goodness like love , peace , patience , harmony etc are of His nature.What are the basic consequences that makes things like love, peace, patience, harmony morally good? Are they good because these are God's nature or are they good because their are intrinsic implications and elements that spells out their goodness? what makes moral goodness, good? Murdering someone isn't an act of love or of peace and harmony but of hate , violence , wickedness - these are incongruous with the nature of God .So to you murder is wrong because it is incongruous to the nature of God? So as an atheist , why is murder right or wrong and on what basis did you make your judgement ?I have a definition of morality that shapes my moral judgement. Moral actions are actions that decreases human suffering and/or betters societal well being, justice, freedom and equality so try to reconcile murder with the definition above. They are good because they are in accordance to God's nature as the epitome of moral goodness . I tried circumventing the euthyphro dilemma but you still brought it up anyway . The third option is that God's nature is the standard - His laws stem from His nature as the paragon of moral goodness .So if there are instances where God showed traits of hate or evil, in essence these becomes good instead? There are no bench mark to measure what is moral or not, what ever is in the nature of God = good. what ever is not = bad? You are a christian, very good. As an atheist , why is something morally good ?Moral actions are actions that decreases human suffering and/or betters societal well being, justice, freedom and equality |
tintingz:Evolution as a tool of design shows the designer is not all knowing or perfect - its a basic consequence |
urahara:check about frosbel. even Dalaman was as a result of this. it's very interesting to watch. |
Thewesterner:Who says you must believe something? Listen brother. There is more to life than just hot and cold. You must not believe in something, there is no obligation hinged on that. You don't know what to believe. I say that you don't have to believe in anything. Whether to believe there is a God or that there is none - you don't need to believe either. Do not exhaust yourself mentally stuck in the dilemma of what to believe. you musn't |
Mjsod:it's a good thing to identify as a humanist but quick question. Do you believe in God or not? |
KingEbukasBlog: ![]() |
OLAADEGBU:You welcome brother |
KingEbukasBlog:Says just same thing as your definition of objective morality which i agree with. Let me explain with a question below. ExampleWhat makes murder wrong? Is it wrong because God said it is, because it is etched in some kind of universal law or there are certain implications or standards that define the litmus tilt of such action? If it is in accordance to God's morally good nature and His moral laws . Remember , it is moral goodness not just good .Are God's action good because these actions are objectively good and coincides with a definite objective moral definition or are these actions good because they are God's? |
KingEbukasBlog:Amen brother!!! No argument there, never said it is same as atheism |
Daviddson:So to be in faith is not to learn? |
urahara:Everyone is evolving in ideas and judgement. New informations no matter how subtle or negative they seem at first ultimately contribute to further shape your world view. No one argues with atheists and still remains the same, the arguments will force you to rethink what you know. Execept olaadegbu though..lol |
KingEbukasBlog:I see you are evolving. Evolution does not necessarily preclude design. Just a look down our history will paint a clearer. Humans designed cars and this design have evolved through the years. Evolution can also be a tool of design and not an opposite. |
KingEbukasBlog:All right i am back now. I wanted to address this since afternoon but i hate typing with my phone. You have just defined for us what it means to be objective and subjective which is rather good. But the point of my question was not what it means to be objective but what makes an objective morality objective. Are there elements or implications that an action will possess before we can quantify such an action as objectively good? What makes Good to be good? |
Martinez19:Fine-tuning argument is consonant with creation from nothing. the implication of fine-tuning argument is that God did not create the universe but rather manipulated an already existing one to be a certain way. Because to fine-tune suggests that God was following a set of physical laws while tweaking the universe and there are no physical laws if there are no physical properties. but if there was nothing and God pulled everything right out of no where, they is no such a thing as fine-tuning as a designer in such state of physical lawlessness can literally put humans in the sun. If that is the case, there was no such a thing as fine-tuning. If someone subscribes to creation from nothing then it doesnt support the fine-tuning argument. creation from something, the argument begins to make sense |
KingEbukasBlog:I will address this when I open my laptop... Give me few minutes |
KingEbukasBlog:Apostasy and evolution? |
This will be interesting |
hakeem4:OK this is funny |
I understand the perspective KingEbukasblog is addressing the problem from. And I also understand that of Dalaman. KingEbukas argument on this is valid, if morality is subjective on what basis do you accuse God of evil? Because based on a particular subjective moral outlook God may be evil but on a different outlook that evil is good. I think a definition is needed here. What is morality? If you say morality is objective, that is just a vague statement. What makes something moral? Is it objectively moral because it is just like that without reason or is it objectively moral because there are elements/tenets or effects that makes it so? We must define morality. Once a definition is coined, subjectivity and objectivity comes second place |
frosbel2:Confused much ![]() |
Let me stay here and listen |
Mztarstrechy:Who ever said that mad people do not have a union have never been to the lord's chosen church |
irynterri:It is called: The sin of omission |
danvon: ![]() okay let me use a different similar angle talk about Time it's made up of what? the past, present and future, now you're trying to say that the past singularly isn't part of time it's something separate, you can't take the past out of timeJust when i thought he is getting it, he drags me back to square one again... Mother of God! Refer to my post above again |
GraGra247:Define atheists? Atheist wey go mock Christians from morning till night on every thread... that one na atheist?Yes. People decide what they want to do with their time or what topic to discuss or criticize. Real atheist no dey make noise. He even goes to church with Christian family members.This is your definition of real atheist? From what dictionary did you get this from please? We call this nonsense: true scotsman fallacy. I could argue that real christians do not say anything about atheists or criticize them, in fact real christians abstain from church with their atheist families. and going by this view of who a real christian is, we could say you are not a real christian. Savy? |
uzoclinton:what is oblivion? |
MrRhymes101:Before that. |
danvon:No No you are meshing it up and getting it all wrong. Get it right! Being part of something is not necessarily the same as being that thing. Humans are made of atoms doesn't mean an atom is human. atoms are made of protons, electrons and neutron doesn't mean a proton is an atom. I am made of atoms, this is true. I am an atom, this is false. Is there a connection between i and my atomic component? Certainly yes. do i behave like an atom? No, because i've some peculiarity or quiddity above that of an atom. This applies to the atom and ultimately to the Godhood as your analogy presents. Atoms are made of protons, This is true. Protons are atoms, this is false. So if the trinity is like an atom, we could say that Godhood is made of these three entities but are they God individually? No. Only together can they be called God going with your logic. Just like only together can a proton, electron and neutron be called an atom. separately if you call them atoms you are wrong. you're trying to find pointless contradictions hereI have watched the movie "The fault in our own analogy" Sorry "The fault in our stars" i gave the op a perfect description if you believe three particles can coexist as one tiny particle why can't you believe the Trinity, I have other descriptions if you likeWell we are discussing the implications of this analogy not whether i believe it or not... The point is, that three particles comes together to make one particle doesnt mean that separately they are the same particle. applicable to your Godhood theory |
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