Why God logically cannot exist: [Spirituality & Religion]

@Emosaur same as you I guess. Is this so called Abrahamic god the only interpretation? Humans naturally want rainbows and lollipops. But there is a greater purpose to life. Evil is usually something humans do to each other

@Emosaur but is it the correct interpretation of the nature of God?

@Emosaur but you don't have to. I am in that 1% I guess

@Axeroberts You're suppose to look at the chart and follow it based on your beliefs to arrive at the different end conclusions, it's suppose to allow you to think about your own views and challenge your belief system like if God doesn't know about evil then he is not all knowing but if you answered yes, he is all knowing then you follow the line.

@SatanBurger you sure don't know my beliefs.

@Axeroberts Lol never said anything about your beliefs, I was explaining how the flow chart works, that's all. You didn't seem like you knew, was just helping out.

@Emosaur again many people want to put others in a box. Natural theology or intelligent design. But I am not 100% with that either. I don't let others dictate how I feel. I don't need others to tell me what to believe

@SatanBurger well you said [quote] follow it based on your beliefs[/quote]. So I took it as my beliefs

@Emosaur I'm not sure I understand you. You project a lot

@Emosaur whatever your flowchart is of I don't think you understand the nature of God.

@Emosaur I think you like these restrictions like Abrahamic God etc instead of just thinking about a Creator

@Emosaur Sunday school would have helped you immensely, Those that believe in the Abrahamic God look at him differently. Whether Jew, Muslim or Christian, it is important to understand that the “messenger” is key in any hermeneutical understanding of God.