Who or what is responsible for all evil?
john vermeer
Bill Hudson
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> Abiogenesis or God?
Neither.
Ralph
"john vermeer" <john.v...@casema.nl> wrote in message
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> Abiogenesis or God?
>
Homo sapiens
Bodega
> Abiogenesis or God?
Space aliens.
AC
Jack Mollier
> Abiogenesis or God?
I form the light; and create darkness. I make peace -- and create
evil. I the LORD do all these things.
Isaiah 45:7
Bill Hudson
Touché!
Bill Hudson
> > On Oct 15, 11:53 am, john vermeer <john.verm...@casema.nl> wrote:
> >> Abiogenesis or God?
>
> > define "evil"
>
> Anything involving spicy pickles.
>
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> Aaron Clausen
Hm... I've discovered that I am gluten intolerant, so for me 'evil' =
anything with wheat, rye or barley products.
skyeyes
...then define "god."
Brenda Nelson, A.A.#34
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Sven
> Abiogenesis or God?
Does the dog possess the buddha-nature?
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Richard Clayton
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Al
> Abiogenesis or God?
Way too many suppositions and undefined terms.
So, what is evil? Apart from gluten and spicy pickles.
Is there one thing that's responsible for all of it? What is
responsibility?
What is it that you are refering to by abiogenesis or god?
All that aside, I'm going with "life".
Bob Casanova
in talk.origins, posted by skyeyes <sky...@dakotacom.net>:
>On Oct 15, 11:59 am, Bill Hudson <oldgeek61-...@yahoo.com> wrote:
>> On Oct 15, 11:53 am, john vermeer <john.verm...@casema.nl> wrote:
>>
>> > Abiogenesis or God?
>>
>> define "evil"
>
>...then define "god."
...then define "abiogenesis", since creationists also seem
confused about this.
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"Evidence confirming an observation is
evidence that the observation is wrong."
- McNameless
Ken Shackleton
So...vodka only then?
Ken Shackleton
> Abiogenesis or God?
Good and Evil are human concepts only. Abstractions of what we see has
beneficial and harmful.
Bill Morse
Since mankind created God in their own image, I can go with that.
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Cj
God of course, abiogenesis has nothing to do with evil.
Cj
bob
> Abiogenesis or God?
Neither.
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> Abiogenesis or God?
The laws of physics.
Eric Root
Homer Noodleman
Evil that doesn't care that it's evil (aka amorality).
Evil that knows it's evil and likes it - (aka immorality).
Evil that thinks it's good.
The latter is the one that gets lots of people killed.
Shearwater
ever authored by a human being.
> Who or what is responsible for all evil?
> Abiogenesis or God?
>
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Gosh, which of the two is the correct answer?
Surely a fictional character could not reasonably be blamed
for "all evil" so, that leaves one option and one option only.
Let's see....
Could it be....?
Nah, surely you don't mean...?
But there it is.... the single remaining option of only
two. The only possible causes for evil Two of them.
Only two. There couldn't possibly be any other
causes of evil. Just those two..... abiogenesis.
Or god.
And god doesn't exist.
Abiogenisis happened. It's a fact. But how could
abiogenesis be 'responsible' for evil? Unless you
mean it's responsible for the existence of those
evil deluded fundamentalist christian thugs who
would impose their twisted morality and
thundering lies on our society.
Well, you're right. Abiogenesis IS responsible for
all that is evil in this world.
Bad abiogenesis. Naughty abiogenesis.
Naughty! Go to your room!
Bill Hudson
No, wine is fine, but beer is out. :-(
Bill Hudson
Does abiogenesis have a gas mask welded to it's face, and does it go
around asking for it's 'mummy'?