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I have lied also. God has seen your thought-life and every deed done in darkness. Nothing is kept from him (Matthew 10:30). The Bible also says that "All liars will have their part in the lake of fire" (Revelation 21:8). Will you be innocent or guilty on the Day of Judgment? There is absolutely nothing to support this idea that there is a god that sees all of our lives and judges us. Just because you believe it and have faith that it is true doesn't make it true. "If" it's true, would you be innocent or guilty?

I have lied also. God has seen your thought-life and every deed done in darkness. Nothing is kept from him (Matthew 10:30). The Bible also says that "All liars will have their part in the lake of fire" (Revelation 21:8). Will you be innocent or guilty on the Day of Judgment?

Yes Gotta go for now but I'll ask again. Have you ever told a lie? If so, what would that make you?

Hmmmmm.........

How about you...have you ever told a lie?

Have you ever told a lie? Are you judging me? No. ...I didn't realize it was such a hard question. ...to answer.

Fair enough...

Have you ever told a lie?

They're not my threats. See quote at the bottom. That's because you're living in God's grace right now. He's withholding judgment even though you're guilty, fully deserving of punishment, and continue to break his laws every day. It's fun to enjoy "sin for a season" but it will end. Then the judgment will bring the full weight of the Law on your head. Because that will be all that is left for you in the end. You're not able to pay the penalty for your lawlessness and you haven't appropriated what was already paid on your behalf by the only one who ever could.

I have no idea. I don't see why he'd be required to be made of anything.

Strawman The creation is proof that there had to be a Creator. A painting is proof that there had to be a painter. A building is proof that there had to be a builder. And your conscious bears witness to the fact that you've broken His moral law (liar thief, adulterer, blasphemer, etc.)

Until you die. Then, if you die in your sin, you will be sent to hell. Complete separation from God's grace. Damnation. Lake of fire. The pit. Where the worm never dies. Unquenchable thirst. Conscious torment for eternity.

Yes...in accordance with his nature. He cannot be something that he is not or do what is not in his nature to do (e.g. lie). That is illogical. Same as above.

"They want to use illogic to prove God doesn't exist instead of logic. It doesn't work and the "paradox" is self-refuting and invalid."

Sorry you feel that way. As long as you know the consequences of your decision...

By the way, God, by his nature, also cannot and will not tolerate sin in any form. Therefore, he must punish lawbreakers. Anyone guilty of breaking his moral law (liars, thieves, blasphemers, adulterers, murderers, idolaters, etc.) will stand before God when they die, be judged and sent to hell. That's not His will that anyone should go to hell but it will happen because He is a just and holy God. "It is appointed unto man once to die, then the judgment."

…Hence the need for good methodology in biblical interpretation. One of the principles of hermeneutics includes looking at the text in historical context in order to better understand what the writer was trying to convey. A word may have a broader or narrower meaning depending on when it was used. In this case… ***Genesis chapter 1 says that the animals were created according to their kinds, rather than according to their species—the phrase ‘after his/their kind’ occurs 10 times in this chapter (referring to both plants and animals). Exactly what the term ‘kind’ (Hebrew min) corresponds to in terms of the modern Linnaean classification system is not clear, but it appears that sometimes the min corresponds to today’s species, sometimes to the genus, and sometimes to the family. It indicates the limitations of variation. What is clear is that numerically there must have been fewer kinds in Adam’s day than the number of species we count today. [Ed. note: for more information, see Ligers and wholphins? What next?] For example, it is more than likely that there would have been no domestic dogs, coyotes, and wolves as such, but rather one ancestral kind containing the genetic information for all of these to appear under natural selection pressures. This is not evolution, because no new information is added. In the same way, the mongrel dog population of a few hundred years back was able to give rise (under human [artificial] selection) to the various modern breeds of dog—because the information was already there in that population, much more than in today’s specialized, genetically depleted breeds. That’s why you can’t start with a chihuahua population, and expect that breeding/selection will eventually produce Great Danes. Naming the animals

Genesis was written in Hebrew.

How is Information Content Measured

"Who made God?" ***Before the mountains were brought forth, or ever you had formed the earth and the world, even from everlasting to everlasting, you are God. You turn man to destruction; and say, Return, you children of men. For a thousand years in your sight are but as yesterday when it is past, and as a watch in the night. Psalm 90:2-4

Does the use of profanity indicate an element of hostility and, therefore, closed mindedness? Have a good day Jakee.

The number of chromosomes is not an accurate way of measuring quantities of information. They are just the containers. Some bacteria have many more chromosomes that we do. Would you argue that those bacteria have all the genetic information they need to account for all of the diversity of life we see today? What about that first organism which developed from the supposed primordial goo?

Only within the limitations of the finite amount of information possessed in its genes (regardless of the time frame we're talking about)

Because the Bible explains that each animal was created according to its kind and variation within those kinds is what we actually observe in science.