They walk among us!

TrailBeast said

I don't even know what to say to that, because since God is the perfect being, all knowing and all powerful creator I guess he should have thought of all that and not allowed a thought in the human brain or act of nature that could allow a death to happen.
I guess it never occurred to say "Let there be light, but no death" or what?
This is one of the nonsensical arguments that religious people use that leaves me speechless.
Obviously I can't "show you how death is Gods will" any more than you could show me God.
But since everything is Gods will, then death must also be.
Or is it just the things we like or agree with that are Gods will, and everything else is the will of the dude down under that religion likes to threaten with?

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I gave you the example. Do your kids do everything you say? You know, you KNOW from experience, that certain behaviors produce certain results. Obviously, God knew the possibility of sin. There was also the possibility that man would not sin. Adam still had a chance. Since Eve was more important to him, Adam made his choice. By one man, sin entered.

The problem is, man has to reconcile his feeble thoughts by justification of his own mindset. It's hard for me to understand how people, with incredible intelligence can not comprehend something as simple as creation. Think of how the human eye functions. Nowhere in nature has evolution produce anything like a functioning eye. In fact, evolution precludes a functioning eye, since if it didn't work of function it would not be needed and would therefore, be left out of the evolutionary cycle. You should consider the flagellar motor (I think that is the correct spelling). That one simple, yet complicated mechanism is proof positive of a creator.

Once you reconcile yourself to the fact that there is a creator, you have to reconcile yourself to the understanding that whether you like it or not, your creator has certain claims on you.


And therein lies the rub!!