@everything bloodline's said:
Amen.
Anhyone know what 'Amen' literally means?
Panthro:
actually everybody knows free will is a fact you dont have to ba a nut case to know that, so it's not an "argument" (though I think I know what you mean)
He wasn't saying there's no such thing as free will, more that it's a lame argument for why God doesn't interfere with matters on earth (anymore). Why did he stop anyway?
but as for "Impotent God" thats an interesting idea but I dont see how not interfearing with mans choices = God.... or what ever couldnt mak his own choices as an onipitent being.
If God existed, was omnipotent and still did nothing to prevent the suffering of people, then he isn't a God I could ever follow anyway.
