GENIUS FORUMS

Wow... lots of input/responses since yesterday. I don't know how to quote you guy's sentences, but I will do it the old fashioned way. As I read through I found several different questions, and I'll try to tackle them here. 1) "Why do you believe in God?" I've never really thought about *w...

Responding to Cahoot,

My God isn't simply the concept of infinity.

Whether there are undertones in my language or not doesn't matter to me, and you shouldn't read more into what I have said than what I have said myself. Also, I'm taking questions or all sorts; I'm not here necessarily to defend my beliefs, but if someone straight up calls my beliefs logically impos...

Poor and underdeveloped? Why do you think this? How have I shown any inclination to dogmatize or be unreasonable? I was told that my belief was "logically impossible". I asked three times that this assertion be explained and the faulty logic exposed.

Yes, God exists. Would you please DESCRIBE your assertion from above?

No one else have any questions?

I already told you. He's omnipresent, omniscient, and omnipotent.

To answer your question more specifically the answer is yes: infinite in space-time, infinite in ability, and infinite in knowledge

you're simply asserting that it is impossible but you aren't DESCRIBING why

Please DESCRIBE how it is logically impossibly for God to be good, just, merciful, while at the same time being eternal?

I don't understand your position.

See my above post for God defined

Are you being facetious?

Can you be more specific? It seems like you're asking if I believe something can be two or more things at the same time. I believe that a stapler can be plastic -- and it can be blue -- and it can be heavy -- and it can be broken...

in what way?

omniscient, omnipresent, eternal, and omnipotent

wholly good, wholly just, and wholly merciful

Shoot.