Thread: Problems With My Christianity

Christain philosphers, for the most part, came up with a bunch of arguments to gain power of people and a bunch of horse shit. No where to they speak about how one might speak too or confer with god or how one should prepare for death and visiting god. They only make arguments on why you should belive them.

Not every particle is destined to do somthing. Fundemental law of quantum mechanics. Nothing is predicatable because subatomic particles movement is totaly random.

What implications does Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle have on free will?

Is free will and an omnipotent God contradictory? If all our actions are know by God then isn't that predetermination? So, how can we have free will and have an omnipotent God?

I guess you could claim that God gives us our genes, but isn't a better answer that our genes are determined by our environment?

The whole 'genes' thing has bothered me with religion...why does God make some people really ugly and others are born with natural beauty. It just seems unfair. You can say that it's all a lesson of sorts, but I don't buy that. Same with intelligence, physique, personality, etc, etc.

Mav, you need to be okay with DK's answer of 'you can't understand God', because at the end of the day I think that's they only answer we can come up with for most of these tough questions. I really think that the difference between a Christian and a non-Christian is that they can just accept that and leave it at that....those who can't aren't Christians.