Of course, God could have prevented the whole thing in the first place with GW... I mean, he is the supreme being of the universe and has unlimited power, right?:hmmm:

Of course he could. Problem is now, that would be free will to you now wouldn't it? He has to let us fall ourselves so that we understand. You seem to be doing a good job of it yourself.

-S

Now there you have a good point.

The fact he invented the Internet. ;)

:har:

Then again, if you want loyal subjects in the first place (as this "supreme" fellow intended according to the Bible), then you wouldn't bother with free will. But then again, that wouldn't be any fun. The Devil would be out of a job, you'd have no ants to play with, and the universe would be pretty damn boring... for you, anyway.

Wait- I believe I might be mistaken. You must have been talking about Odin and his posse, right?

Hey it's not Gods fault that you prefer a big brother nanny state that wipes your nose for you.

But isn't God the one who supposedly makes us who we are, each and everyone, individualistic?:hmmm:

Too much chatter. I'm going to hang with Aegir for a while. At least he knows how to have fun...


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The whole point of the GW debate became clear to me several years ago, when a British politician said they couldn't wait any longer and they had to raise taxes right now to fight it.:haha:

So raising taxes will stop climate change?:haha: so if I give BO all of my money, he will guarantee the weather will be nice for my vacation?:yeah:


...which leads me to another point. If part of the problem is overpopulation, why are we trying so hard to make sure everyone has health care, end war, end disease, stop genocide, end famine, blah, blah, blah.

It's all about power and money.

Partly right. God makes us, but we decide who we'll be. That's called freedom and that is Gods gift to us.

Bingo.