o Myth 1: God created the world because there was nothing, no one and it was dark, so God created the world full of light, stars, land, animals and humans. No one knows the reason that God created the world. o Myth 2: There was no motivation to the Big Bang because it was nothing more than a unexplained random occurrence. • How did humankind come into being? o Myth 1: God first made a man named Adam, then he took one of Adams ribs are created a woman named Eve.
If they were all powerful gods couldn’t they have somehow blocked out all the sounds of mankind or even send some kind of warning to the people? In the Book of Genesis God decided that mankind was becoming too wicked, and God was sorry he created them. (Gen. 6:6). I thought that God’s reason made more sense to me; he saw his creation become something he had not intended it to be corrupted and full of evil and he could not stand it. In The Epic of Gilgamesh the gods planned to wipe out everyone, but the god Ea decides to warn Utnapishtim because he was a worshiper of him.
There are also no references to the cause of God in any religious books. The bible defines god as ‘eternal and uncreated’ with no explanation. A strength for the cosmological argument is that it is highly logical and exists all around us; babies have a cause; a blooming flower has a cause; The X Factor has a cause and so does a hot meal. Apart from God we are able to find the cause for everything around us. Referring to one of the four Omni’s; omnipotent which means all power, if God is all powerful then maybe he does not need a cause, he just came to exist.
However, some humans cannot accept it and try to avoid the inevitable fact. In the ancient Sumerian epic poem of Gilgamesh, the king Gilgamesh desires eternal life and tries to get it by ignoring the laws of nature and the rules of the gods. He never realizes that he cannot fully control his own immortality and his legacy. Even though Gilgamesh keeps fails in his lifelong pursuit of eternal life and kleos, he never ceases this impossible desire until the very end. As he proudly looks at the city that he has built as his last chance for immortality, he never realizes that it too must eventually deteriorate, just like him.
This explanation I find, is lacking in evident in the literature. He is remove from his throne because of his persistent nature and a promise he made to his subject to stop at nothing to find Laius's murderer, and to in keeping that promise. Oedipus as a king could have gone back to his words once he discovered the horrible truth, he however never did. His subject(the Chorus) gave him chances to do so: “I would be mad, / a reckless fool / to turn away my king.” (ll. 693-695) He cast himself out, not his subject nor the gods.
Garvin`s theory in this case is natural selection. Evolution against religion, creation of world was a long process envolving evolution. Second relationship is that Religion and science are independent. Both of them can`t comment each other, they can`t criticue each other. Science and religious are two different things such as we can`t compare apples and oranges, they are both fruits but no other relations between them.
Their destiny is Destruction” (Philippians 3:18-19), and “There is no wisdom, no insight, no plan that can succeed against the Lord.” (Proverbs 21:30). Clearly, The it can be assumed that God chooses one's fate; However, One can change their fate indirectly by acting in a way that would cause God to do something to change their Fate. God, being sentient, would have the ability to change one's fate. Beowulf could be considered a great hero. He fights Grendel which he did not have to do.
Fate may not have held the blade that pierced Dido, Fate may not have have ordered Cupid to come or Aeneus to leave, Fate may not have desired or acted in any way against Dido, but everyone who did was acting because of their own role in fate. Whether you believe that fate is as complicated as sub-atomic particles following the laws of physics unable to leave the movements set in place for them at the big bang or as simple as the will of God, Dido was fated to die, right then and right
Some would say that God was testing Able. Why if God knew that the test would fail, because he is all knowing, still create this test. Even if Cain may have learned something, he still spends his whole life exiled. God was not fair to reject one person’s offering but praise another. I do not believe that Jewish believers think that God favors some people over others because everyone is God’s children.
C3. Therefore, an all powerful, all knowing, and all good God does not exist. In P1, it states the existence of a Tri-Omni God, which means God is all-knowing, allpowerful, and all-good. God is Omnipotent being all-powerful, God has the ability to do anything expect violate logic. Therefore no square circles and no married bachelors.