[QUOTE="RiSkyBiZ-13"][QUOTE="RationalAtheist"][QUOTE="Dracargen"]

God is Formless. He has no body and no gender, but He is called He, because He is not an It. As such, it is easier to call Him a He.

God is Eternal. He has niether beginning nor end. He continues living because He does not wind down.

God is Omnipotent. He can do anything within the realm of logical possibility; He can create the universe, but cannot make 2+2=5.

God is Omnipresent. He is at every possible point at every possible time. Time does not move forward or backward for Him.

God is Omnibenevolent. He loves His creations and sent His only Son to die for them.

God Omniscient. He knows what has happened, what will happen, what could happen, what is happening, and everything in between.

God is Just. He is the Supreme Judge of the universe, and dispenses holy justice on all criminals.

God is God. He is what He is. The HolyI Am.

RationalAtheist

god can not be all of those things. If god is, god would do something about the hundreds of thousands of infant deaths each year due to starvation and war. For example God would have the power to stop the injustices that currently plague our societies.

You speak of these fantastic superpowers, but where is there any edidence that god has ever demonstrated a single one of them. All this "supergod" stuff sounds like a neat idea, but its all just imagination...

Were my 100 posts last night on Free Will not sufficient for you? You have a habit of closing your ears to someone with a reasonable argument. You can no sooner prove that there is no God than I can prove there is one.

Use of simple logic indicates the assertions made about god can not be true.

What has free will got to do with the nature of god, or are you cross-posting?

If not, please re-state your argument - I must admit I missed it!

You stated:

god can not be all of those things. If god is, god would do something about the hundreds of thousands of infant deaths each year due to starvation and war. For example God would have the power to stop the injustices that currently plague our societies.

You speak of these fantastic superpowers, but where is there any edidence that god has ever demonstrated a single one of them. All this "supergod" stuff sounds like a neat idea, but its all just imagination...

Well, the deaths, starvation, and war are due to human actions, not God. He gave us Free Will, we are free to make earth the most peaceful and prosperous place in existence, or ruin it (as we're doing).

As for the 'fantastic superpowers,' look up Saint Padre' Peo. He is one of the only video and testimonial documented saints in history.

Go to youtube, search for "KevJumba," it's some Asian kid and I swear he's the next Dane Cook. HILARIOUS! Watch his vid on 'Butthash.'

1: An Honorable Dishcharge from the Air Force
2: Mass Effect
3: DS Lite
4: Cash

[QUOTE="Dracargen"]

God is Formless. He has no body and no gender, but He is called He, because He is not an It. As such, it is easier to call Him a He.

God is Eternal. He has niether beginning nor end. He continues living because He does not wind down.

God is Omnipotent. He can do anything within the realm of logical possibility; He can create the universe, but cannot make 2+2=5.

God is Omnipresent. He is at every possible point at every possible time. Time does not move forward or backward for Him.

God is Omnibenevolent. He loves His creations and sent His only Son to die for them.

God Omniscient. He knows what has happened, what will happen, what could happen, what is happening, and everything in between.

God is Just. He is the Supreme Judge of the universe, and dispenses holy justice on all criminals.

God is God. He is what He is. The HolyI Am.

RationalAtheist

god can not be all of those things. If god is, god would do something about the hundreds of thousands of infant deaths each year due to starvation and war. For example God would have the power to stop the injustices that currently plague our societies.

You speak of these fantastic superpowers, but where is there any edidence that god has ever demonstrated a single one of them. All this "supergod" stuff sounds like a neat idea, but its all just imagination...

Were my 100 posts last night on Free Will not sufficient for you? You have a habit of closing your ears to someone with a reasonable argument. You can no sooner prove that there is no God than I can prove there is one.