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Does the Errancy of Fundamentalism Disprove the God of the Bible?

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Hal Jordan
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01-30-2006 11:00 AM 		Reply to: Message 6 by DeclinetoState
01-30-2006 12:04 AM

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If God exists, and God is perfect, then everything He has created must be perfect.
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Why must this be so?
If a perfect God exists and creates something, and that something wears out or becomes in some way imperfect, how does this in any way translate to God being imperfect?
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Forgive me, but I'm afraid I do not follow.
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01-30-2006 12:00 PM 		Reply to: Message 11 by ramoss
01-30-2006 11:56 AM

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I believe the reasoning is that a perfect being would not create something that is less than perfect, and if something wears out, then it it is 'perfect' to begin with.
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Do you mean 'imperfect to begin with'?
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