And let me reiterate something else. God does not want people to burn in Hell either.
Yet he chooses to send them there? God is omnipotent I'm sure he had other options.
I suppose if you prefer that God shouldn't believe in justice and he shouldn't worry about telling lies nor in giving people the opportunity to do the right thing then that might make sense
Your supposition is incorrect. What part of making homosexuals burn for eternity is a contribution to justice?
Stop being so narrow minded. You tried to reason by omnipotence. You think power is the only thing that needs to be considered. But it is not. I've already told you this is not about homosexuality. It is about treason. Rebellion. That is the issue. There is more in this universe at stake than simply one narrow issue. Don't get so locked into it that you forget your humanity,
If I were omnipotent, or even just very powerful, the last thing I would be concerned about would be what happens between two consenting adults behind closed doors.
Are their homosexuals in Heaven more worried about themselves - than they are about praising God? I doubt it. To even ask that question - demonstrates persuasively that you have never understood Christianity,
Actually, I knew the answer before I asked the question - I only asked to clarify that you understood how absurd your position is.
Homosexuals don't make a choice in becoming homosexuals.
Well you need to come and live in the real world for just a little while. The ordinary view today is that people's views about sexual orientation is fluid.
Do you prescribe to the "ordinary view"? No, you do not think sexuality is fluid so why mention it?
What will I gain from living in the real word? Will you give me a straight answer? Do gay people choose to be gay yes or no? Is sexual attraction something which one decides yes or no?
Harry Potter's creator has been canceled because she believes in feminism and not fluidity.
JK. Rowling was cancelled for her "hateful" book, Troubled Blood, which contained a character whom was a murder and also happened to utilize cross dressing as a means of gaining the trust of women. Though I find such a cancellation to be absolutely insane, it has nothing to do with being gay.
Me, I object to fluidity.
So then it follows from sexuality not being fluid that homosexuals are not being fluid and their attraction is science based?
I think science trumps feelings. Facts over emotions I say. Yes, I know that is anti-modern thinking and likely to lead me to getting canceled. but I do think that a man is a man and female is a female.
See? We could be great friends we're not so disimular are we?
I think people choose to be homosexual
If people are “choosing” to be gay, it follows that sexuality is a choice. If this is so, to prove your point, why don’t you become gay for a year and then revert? If the homosexual community consists of people choosing to be attracted to the same sex, as opposed to being biologically necessitated towards it, then why don’t you join up for a bit?
Either
- Homosexuality is ingrained in a being
- Homosexuality is a choice
If a), then it suggests that the “ingrainer” (God) messed up
If b) then go and be gay to prove it. Also, why wouldn’t gay people just choose to be straight? That would be so much easier for themselves
My personal view is that each of your arguments p1 - p4 are flawed. Why?
What is free will? You don't explain that.
The ability to chose to do act X without being compelled. I can sub it in for you if you wish
p1. All humans have the ability to choose to freely engage and make decisions, so long as they are physically and logically cogent.
p2. Assuming that people have p1, the ability to choose to freely engage and make decisions, so long as they are physically and logically cogent, people display degrees to which people are moral and immoral.
- All this asserts is that
- There are free agents in this world
- Those free agents are individuals
- Some of the individuals are more moral than others.
c1. Someone people who possess the ability to choose to freely engage and make decisions, so long as they are physically and logically cogent, are more moral than others.
c2. It is possible for a free person to choose to do good.
c3. God, being omnipotent, therefore could have created an individual described in c2.
c4. If c3, then God could have created free creates who only choose to do good.