God doesn't prevent terrible things because?

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attaboy said:

Glad I can make you laugh!  Let's continue.

So, our systems of court, law, etc. Where did they come from (another rhetorical question.  Don't answer that.  You were going to answer that, wern't you!)?  Our laws aren't even uniform from country to country.  Tons of our laws are recent (ie: cyber laws) and even other laws like (ie: gay marriage) are changing as we speak.  Ask yourself why something that was illegal a decade ago is suddenly legal now?  It doesn't mean anything in the greater scheme.  They are just concepts. Our laws matter the way a sand castle matters to a little kid on the beach.  The ocean (my analogy for "God", here) doesn't give a damn about a kid's sand castle.  That castle may mean the world to the child but when the ocean has a purpose, that castle is going to get washed away.  Terrible, right?

So, regardless of what we think is terrible, when God has something that he wants to do, it doesn't matter if it's a kid's sand castle on the beach or New York City-- his will we be done.

Evolution.  I'd ask you to enlighten me on the subject except that I already believe in it.  I even believe that people have evolved ever so slightly in our lifetime.  It's like you're attempting to argue with me by telling me things I already agree with!  Buy "Our creator" I mean whatever being or force of nature or whatever created all of this.  Our creator is whatever put all of these wheels in motion.  Whatever layed the building blocks for evolution, whatever made the microbes that live in the sea, whatever killed the dinosaurs and evolved men from apes.

Lastly, you say everything came from nowhere.  Please educate me....if you can stop your uncontrollable laughter for just a moment.  That's not normal, by the way.

If you ask a question, I respond...that's the appropriate action. Not sure what's difficult to understand about that? (<-actual rhetorical question - get it?)

The laws change as a result of advanced knowledge. Much like science, they are imperfect in that they offer the best solutions at any given time. A dolphin doesn't care about human laws either as it isn't governed by them so why would it? By the way, the ocean analogy is a perfect example of why I think you've nothing to bring to the table. You want to represent an omnipotent being as a body of water? Lol wow.

You're not saying anything about the terrible-ness of the event, just saying "his will be done" is not making a point on whether or not it is terrible or not. You've made this same non-argument twice now. Bordering on insanity are we?

Right you think evolution requires a guiding force - it does not. You demonstrate a lack of education on the mechanism itself. Rectify that, will you...

What existed prior to t=0? Nothing. No time, no space, no laws, nothing. Thus...everything from nothing...pretty simple stuff.