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Author Topic:   Method of Madness: post-hoc reasoning and confirmation bias.
Hangdawg13
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Message 84 of 253 (114900)
06-13-2004 8:18 PM
Reply to: Message 82 by nator
06-13-2004 7:50 PM


There were three people in this room. Micah, his friend, and her friend (the demon-possesed girl). I got the impression all this lasted less than an hour. The events I described happened several times while they were in the room. The girl's face would contort and she would act very strangely, her eyes would roll back, and her own personality would come and go while this battle went on.
All I have to go on is Micah's testimony. I have not talked to the other girl (the one that wasn't possesed).
I knew Micah for a full school year before he told me this. He has a typical no-nonsense engineer personality and I have never known him to be dishonest.
His testimony was, to me, an answered prayer. I had much going on and felt really down that day, so I went into the chapel and prayed off and on for several hours for encouragement, that God would let me know how close and how real he really is, and that he would strengthen my faith again. When I got back to my room, Micah came in and he told me about this and other things God had let him see. I got my answer.
Anyway... believe what you will.

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Hangdawg13
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Message 85 of 253 (114901)
06-13-2004 8:20 PM
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06-13-2004 7:51 PM


Re: Justice
Nothing. I did not say learning things was the reason for all suffering although it is usually a big part. Although we will certainly be able to appreciate heaven to a much greater degree after having lived through suffering on earth.

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Hangdawg13
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Message 88 of 253 (114910)
06-13-2004 8:56 PM
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06-13-2004 8:40 PM


Re: Justice
Right, but the atheist argues that because Satan has been alowed to do these things and because evil people are alowed to do these things by God, God is indirectly to blame because he has the power to stop it. I am saying there is a reason he has alowed human and angelic history to occur in the manner it has occured and that his character is not violated by alowing events to play out as they do.

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Hangdawg13
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Message 90 of 253 (114916)
06-13-2004 9:44 PM
Reply to: Message 89 by Ziw eht ekima
06-13-2004 9:02 PM


Re: Justice
I know. It still annoys me that Schrafinator says God causes rape/killings though.
I haven't worked out the intricacies of how God works nor do I think I will ever be able to. But I believe this: there is the permissive will of God and the active will of God and the plan of God.
I believe human history is an appeal trial of Satan where God and Satan present their arguments. I believe God's permissive will makes it possible for Satan to have a fair trial. God's active will enables believers to accomplish things in his power. God's plan is what God ultimately desires and what he will ultimately accomplish which is for his creations to fully understand his character and love him of their own free will.

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Hangdawg13
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Message 156 of 253 (116564)
06-18-2004 6:54 PM
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06-18-2004 4:35 PM


Re: Ok an athiests turn then
Hangdawg is young.
WHAT!?!? I'm nearly 19! haha
He might have said the bad things are to teach us something. That's too simplistic though.
Well, I certainly don't think the 6 year old girl was edified during her life on earth. But in eternity, she will understand God's justice better seeing her rapist in eternal judgement. KIND of like if my sister was raped and murdered, I would appreciate the justice system in America a whole lot more after her murderer was arrested convicted and executed.
But who can fathom all the purposes God has for everything anyways??? It seems kind of pointless to guess why and when and what he's going to do next. He has chosen the lowly things of this world to shame the proud and the foolish things to shame the wise. Our human wisdom cannot comprehend the things God has in store for us. We know his plan is perfect... a very comforting thought in any circumstance.
Also, something was said about free will vs. omnipotent God. I can't explain it all. Only God understands it all. But we can approximate with human words and arguments. God's permissive will allows things to happen under the natural laws he created. His direct will, influences things in unobserved ways and sometimes miraculously outside the bounds of nature. His plan is how all things work together for good to those who love him and those who are called according to his purposes. Fatalism is what you people think rules if God is omnipotent. You think because I chose to do something God wanted me to choose it and I had no choice in the first place. God willed that I had the choice. The choice I chose may have displeased him, but he allowed me to make it anyways because that is how this chapter in our lives called human history works. If it did not work this way, it would not have the outcomes he intends to produce.
Atheists think that if God was perfect he could produce all the desired outcomes without any pain. This is the epitome of arrogance. Can a vessel say to the potter that made it, "why did you make me this way?"
Eternity is a very long time and this is an understatement. Human history is only the first seven chapters of a very long novel. We cannot even imagine what will happen in the future.
Well, except that if God is all-powerful, he's about evil, too.
I understand this argument. It is similar to why the democrats want Bush, Cheney, and Rumsfeld out of office for the Abu-Ghreb Prison scandal. (of course Bush, etc. are not omnipotent) All this evil happens under His watch, so you think it's his fault.
Well, I do not pretend to understand the intricacies of his plan, but we are promised it is a good one and his justice will be served. As I have already explained how from the time/no-time viewpoint his justice will be served.
To feed the sick desires of a murderous rapist?
Dude. I already explained how in light of eternity (from her perspective) or in the absence of time boundaries (God's perspective) his justice will be served and injustice vanishes. Are you still ignoring this? Would you like me to explain it again?

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Hangdawg13
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Message 164 of 253 (116982)
06-21-2004 12:56 AM
Reply to: Message 157 by nator
06-19-2004 9:28 PM


Re: Ok an athiests turn then
Do you then think that sometimes bad things happen without God wanting to teach us anything?
A LOT of bad things have happened in my life. I am glad for it. I used to be VERY arrogant, and still tend to be. In fact, participating in this forum has been a bad thing for me sometimes, because it tends to make me more arrogant, but I'm getting over that. By applying Bible doctrines to situations in my life I have gained a great deal of humility and learned a lot more about God in the process. He has been faithful to not test me beyond what I can bear, and His grace has always been sufficient for me. His power is made perfect in my weaknesses.
We gain wisdom as humans when we apply Bible doctrine in life. This earthly life by God's design teaches us about His attributes. Shraf, you cannot even imagine what it will be like to be out of this body with it's sin nature. Now we know in part, then we will know fully even as we are fully known. Now we see but a poor reflection, but then perfection will come.
Well, you do, apparently.
Of course I don't. I only know what God has told us in his word.
I mean, you were the one who made the claims about what God's powers were and what God's purpose for suffering is in the first place.
Suffering in this life for the believer is either for edification and blessing or for discipline to bring the believer back to God if he has strayed.
But the more one knows the more sorrow one has because the world is filled with suffering. But this is meaningless. The world in it's present form is passing away. Pleasure, wisdom, suffering, power, money, everything else this world has to offer, is meaningless. Only a relationship with God is meaningful and can give meaning to the things of this world.
But that doesn't seem like justice. That seems like revenge.
Nope. It's justice. However, I wouldn't hang my happiness on seeing her murderer die. I would also hope and pray that her murderer DID believe in Christ before he died. Eternal judgement is not something to be wished upon anyone. I'm just saying that after judgement by God, no one will question his justice and righteousness. Even those in hell will agree they deserved what they got.
That seems like a copout to me.
Who has known the mind of God? But we have the mind of Christ. Now we know in part, then we shall know fully. I'm saying right now we cannot know all the whys hows whens and whats.
However, when bad things happen that do not seem to be consistent with a God who is benevolent, loving, all-powerful God, er throw up our hands and conclude that we just don't understand God's ways, but that what we think is a really bad thing is somehow good in a way only God can understand.
It's father's day, so I'll use the Hebrews analogy of God as our father. When I was a little kid, my parents did things I couldn't understand, thought were unfair, or just plain didn't agree with. Now that I'm older I see their purposes behind the things they did and am very glad for it.
It's the same way with God. At first I didn't understand why God allowed the things to happen to me that did, but now I do. In fact I even relish setbacks, challenges, sufferings, and whatnot, because it gives me more strength in my weakness, beacuse I depend and trust on God instead of myself. I also get opportunities to show God's strength to others, and I also store up treasures for myself in heaven. When I get to heaven I will understand even better the whys and hows.
[qs]Then you cannot ever claim that God ever bestows any blessings or any curses, right? You just can't know anything about what God does.
If He has control of everything at all times, He is responsible. You cannot logically have a God that is in complete control of everything and also have free will.
I think Mike's already explained this somewhere else. But why not? Why can't a God who's in complete control give us free will? Are you limiting God's power by saying he can't give us free will? That is dumb. If God could not give us free will he wouldn't be all powerful would He? Human arguments about God are foolish.
Free will in this case is an illusion...
No. God to you is an illusion.
It's obvious, though, that there is so much more horrific pain and suffering than necessary.
Suppose I'm right and you're wrong. Suppose God is real and as great as I know He is. If He is infintely greater than you, infact only because of him are you alive, who are you to say what is necessary???

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Hangdawg13
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Message 165 of 253 (116988)
06-21-2004 1:05 AM
Reply to: Message 158 by crashfrog
06-19-2004 9:42 PM


Well, just to toss in an extra wrinkle, what if her rapist converts to Christianity? I mean, honestly and sincerely, and recieves forgivness from his sins from God?
I would pray that her rapist did receive Christ. This would not change the fact he deserves the death penalty. But it would change the fact that that person will not spend eternity in hell. Your emotions cloud this issue.
Wouldn't she maybe think "what the fuck?
No. This is how YOU think NOW. Don't apply your idiocy and subjectivity to things you do not understand.
I guess the point is, one can hardly posit heaven as a place where cosmic scores are settled in a religion that believes in ultimate universal redemption for the asking.
Why not? All sins were paid for in full on the Cross by the only perfect sacrifice, Christ. This satisfied God's justice so that all who accept him are justified. At the final judgement, two things will count: did you believe in Christ, and if so, what fruit of the spirit did you produce with the spiritual life that he gave you?

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Hangdawg13
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Posts: 1189
From: Texas
Joined: 05-30-2004


Message 168 of 253 (117192)
06-21-2004 3:30 PM
Reply to: Message 167 by nator
06-21-2004 1:50 PM


Re: Ok an athiests turn then
Just because these concepts work doesn't mean God exists, and it certainly doesn't mean that God controls everything at all times.
Yet again you reveal that you are against God, even though you claim to think objectively about the matter and "doubt your doubting". I was explaining your question, not even attempting to PROVE God's existence, yet you turn it around to try to negate His existence. Shraf, you are incapable of having an objective thought about God since every fiber of your being is against him. With such impenatrable arrogance you can never know God.
You have already admitted that that 6 year old didn't learn anything from God by getting raped and murdered, but now you still say that this is the reason for suffering.
I said the reason for BELIEVER's suffering is either blessing or discipline and ultimately edification in this life OR THE NEXT. The little girl didn't get that far IN THIS LIFE. HOWEVER, she will be blessed greatly in eternity.
Doesn't make sense.
Nothing to do with God makes any sense to you because you have rejected him. A simple decision to accept him instead of fight him, and you will be amazed at how the pieces of the puzzle fall into place and things WILL make sense, even to your critical mind. But you could never do this. As long as you think you are something when you are nothing, you will remain as you are, arrogant and condemned.
I thought you just said that we can't know God's reasons for why He does anything?
Which is it?
Again schraf, you are willfully ignoring what I said. I said that we cannot know ((((ALL)))) of God's reasons. We know in part (what he has told us in His word) and after we are with God in heaven we will know fully.
It's not if He is all-powerful or not.
So you are denying God's essesence? Well in that case we are not even talking about the same god and what you are saying may be true of some other god that is not omnipotent.
My God is omnipotent, which means he can give us free-will. He can also alow this power experiment called human history to unfold according to it.
If free will exists, He does not have control of everything that happens.
That is only logical.
It is human logic which fails because it puts human limits on God. It's like saying God can't make something so heavy he can't lift it. God is not bound by anything except his own character. If he wants to give us free-will so we can see for ourselves which is better, humility or arrogance, then so be it.
Then all of your arguments that make specific claims about the nature of God and what He does are foolish, too.
My claims about God's nature and character are founded on the principles from God's Word, therefore they are not human in origin.
Edited to add:
So, are you saying that the rapes and murders of many thousands of children over the centuries are considered by God to be necessary?That is one sick, immoral God you worship.
As you've just shown to me in your arguments above, you have no understanding of God's character and his essence does not enter your logic. This statement only reveals more ignorance and arrogance on your part. I've already shown you how God's character and integrity remains perfect. You have not refuted my statements, yet you keep coming back to this argument (4 times), which is a purely emotional reaction and unfounded on theological doctrines. Essentially you are ignoring the truth in favor of a lie.
"The fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom." "The fool has said in his heart, 'There is no God'".
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Hangdawg13
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Message 170 of 253 (117327)
06-21-2004 10:00 PM
Reply to: Message 169 by mike the wiz
06-21-2004 9:40 PM


Re: Re:Just a warning cos you're a good member so far
Yes, you are right. And I am definately not offended! I almost erased that whole line after I wrote it, but went on with it anyways because I was late for work and didn't give it enough thought... my bad! My apologies Schraf.
I am not one to say who is condemned. If Schrafinator has at one time believed in Christ, she is sealed with the Holy Spirit and will be in heaven some day no matter what.
Like I said, God is ALWAYS working the arrogance out of me. It still pops out from time to time.
Thanks for pointing that out Mike. I enjoy reading your posts a lot.

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Hangdawg13
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Message 175 of 253 (117358)
06-21-2004 11:24 PM
Reply to: Message 172 by NosyNed
06-21-2004 10:05 PM


Re: D o o m e d !
As long as you are alive and kicking, you have an opportunity to believe in Christ and therefore are not doomed. If you never accept him even unto death you will not receive eternal life.
Behind all this argumentation, which amounts to nothing, is a simple decision to either accept or reject God.
Were you referring to "sealed with the spirit"? I get that from Ephesians which says something to the effect that when you believed you were sealed with the spirit. In other words you are preserved for the exit ressurection of all believers (rapture) and are guaranteed a place in heaven. How you continue to "work out" your salvation determines what inheiritance you receive in heaven.

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Hangdawg13
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Message 176 of 253 (117359)
06-21-2004 11:27 PM
Reply to: Message 173 by jar
06-21-2004 10:14 PM


Re: D o o m e d !
Jar, is there anything from the Bible that you believe to be truth? It seems to me you have rejected everything the Bible says in favor of your "humble" opinions.

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Hangdawg13
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Message 178 of 253 (117365)
06-21-2004 11:58 PM
Reply to: Message 177 by jar
06-21-2004 11:37 PM


Re: D o o m e d !
Ask yourself why GOD would care whether someone believed in him or not?
(assuming your married) ask yourself whether you would care if your wife knew you or not.
would he really be so trivial as to worry about what Ned says or even believes?
No one is trivial to God. Just because he is awesome doesn't mean he loses track of the little things. This is what makes him so awesome. The God of the universe cares about us!
But God has integrity. His righteousness and justice must be satisfied. If God did not adhere to his own character, he would cease to be God.
edited to add: no I haven't read "The Last Battle".
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Hangdawg13
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Message 180 of 253 (117909)
06-23-2004 1:44 PM
Reply to: Message 179 by jar
06-22-2004 12:16 AM


Re: D o o m e d !
Well, are you, or your wife, or anyone that you know, GODs?
No, but in the Bible we have a picture of God's love for us as the love between a bridegroom and bride in marriage.
Christ's love for the Church is like that of a husband's love for his wife.
Again, you have ignored God's Word and replaced it with your own subjective thinking.
If you look at your last post you might note that it is totally written from YOUR perspective, from YOUR point of view and Christian Bias. And it is totally unrelated to what I had said.
No it is written from the BIBLICAL perspective. It is not based on my subjective experience or attitudes, but the BIBLE. YOUR statements are purely speculation on your part and not related to any outside source. Therefore it is YOU who is subjective and injecting personal BIAS into the argument.
as though Ned (or anyone else for that matter) can attack, threaten, damage or challenge GOD's righteousness and justice.
Sure, any one can do this. Satan is the accuser. He challenges God's character, and so do people operating under arrogance.
As though GODs existence is dependant on Ned's belief, or your belief, or my belief.
I never said that. OUR eternal life and OUR relationship with him depends on OUR belief. Christ said this.
That makes GOD sound like some corner pimp that just got dissed. Now he needs to get in somebody's face.
What???
That is silly.
If god is not omnipotent, omniscient, omnipresent, sovereign, just, righteous, love, immutable, eternal life, and truth, what kind of god would he be??? God cannot violate his own character because it is his character that makes him God.
No, IMHO, GOD is far more than that. GOD actually cares enough to send his son down to get killed for all the folk that didn't believe in him. Who exactly do you think he wanted to save? Believers?
Of course he cares enough to send his son to die for the sins of ((ALL)). This is grace. Who is saved by grace? Those who believe.
You seem to think everyone will be saved. This is contrary to what the Bible tells us and God's character. Jesus said the path leading to eternal life is narrow and few find it, but the path leading to destruction is wide and many follow it.
Again you have replaced your "humble" opinions with what God has told us in His Word.
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Hangdawg13
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Message 182 of 253 (117952)
06-23-2004 3:31 PM
Reply to: Message 181 by jar
06-23-2004 2:07 PM


Re: Saved?
But as you say, that's only my humble opinion.
Thank you for admitting that this is your subjective opinion and not grounded in what the Bible says.
Thank you for also giving me a personal encounter to serve as a good example of a religious person adding in their own subjectivity and becoming divorced from the religion's original beliefs. This discussion belongs in the radicalism in religion thread. Because YOU lean to the liberal left, you have shaped your Christian beliefs to fit your liberal ideals regardless of what the Christian scriptures say.
A lot of Christians like Hitler, the infamous Dr. Scott or Jerry Falwell will, IMHO, be SOL. Folk like Judge Moore and liars like Hovind, Wyatt and such have no chance of salvation.
WOW! I cannot imagine a more subjective statement!

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Hangdawg13
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Message 186 of 253 (118499)
06-25-2004 12:14 AM
Reply to: Message 183 by nator
06-24-2004 5:14 PM


Re: Ok an athiests turn then
I am merely asking how it is that you reconcile this view you have of God and what He does contrasted against how the world seems to work.
So far, your explanations have not been very strong logically, and now you are getting frustrated with me for continuing to press my point.
Shraf, if I am frustrated, it is because you keep ignoring what I have said, do not rebut MY arguments, but keep repeating your own as if they get stronger every time you repeat them; and then you make me repeat mine because it sounds like you have compeltely ignored them.
I explained to you several posts ago how God's Justice is maintained. You have not pointed out to me any logical fallicies in my arguments, but only repeated your own.
Hey, you are the one who says he knows the nature of God.
...except that you also say that nobody can know why God does anything.
GOD has communicated to us through His WORD which was written by MEN through the inspiration of the HOLY SPIRIT that his essence or character includes justice, righteousness, love, sovereignty, omnipotence, omnipresence, omniscience, immutability, veracity, eternal life, etc.
AGAIN you have ignored that I said we cannot know ((((((ALL)))))) of the whys. God tells us a great deal in his WORD. "Now we know IN PART, then we shall know FULLY even as we are fully known." I most certainly did not say nobody can know why God does anything. This is a lie.
Can you know the reasons for God's actions or can't you?
You have claimed both, and that's what doesn't make sense.
Can you not understand how we can know PART of something, but not all? I know SOME things about how my computer works, but not all. I know some things about how and why my car works, but not all. I know some things about how and why people work, but not all. I know some things about how and why God works, but not all.
I'm sorry, but I've grown tired of these useless arguments.
Thank you for making me think a little. Good night.

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