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for trust in the name, the law is called casuality http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Causality_(physics). hmm anyway, i won't get into discussion about this. Genesis is clear enough, and trying to comprehend how everything was CREATED is impossible to do, because then we would become the CREATOR.
J
When I stated. "Just in case The above post is too long, the abridged version is below." You might want to think, "what is the above post he is referring to?"
Go back to my post. click --- > http://christianchat.com/375631-post59.html <--- click Look at the above post. Then it will make sense what I was doing.
Also go to this post. click ---- > http://christianchat.com/376081-post69.html <--- click read it, and look at the one above.
However, since you have brought it up. Is God's love the only reason we should be obedient? Is the only reason we as Christians love and obey God, that he gives?
Go back to my post. click --- > http://christianchat.com/375631-post59.html <--- click Look at the above post. Then it will make sense what I was doing.
Also go to this post. click ---- > http://christianchat.com/376081-post69.html <--- click read it, and look at the one above.
However, since you have brought it up. Is God's love the only reason we should be obedient? Is the only reason we as Christians love and obey God, that he gives?
Right, and it's not a universal law.
From http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Causality_(physics):
One crack in this belief system has been produced by radioactivity. An atom of some radioactive substance such as radium will eventually decay, and in the process it will emit energy. But there is no known triggering event that could serve as the cause of this decay event. In a large collection of radium atoms the rate of decay can be accurately predicted, but the identity of the decayed atoms cannot be determined beforehand. Their decay is random and uncaused. Of course it is possible to assert that there must be a hidden factor interior to the radium atoms that predetermines their time of decay, but that factor has not been found.
Another crack in this belief system has been produced by quantum mechanical events such that the same sequence of causal events (or causal factors) regularly produces different effects (i.e. results), but the results may repeat themselves in some random (unknowable) sequence. Furthermore, the percentages of results of each kind can be calculated and they are highly predictable.
From http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Causality_(physics):
One crack in this belief system has been produced by radioactivity. An atom of some radioactive substance such as radium will eventually decay, and in the process it will emit energy. But there is no known triggering event that could serve as the cause of this decay event. In a large collection of radium atoms the rate of decay can be accurately predicted, but the identity of the decayed atoms cannot be determined beforehand. Their decay is random and uncaused. Of course it is possible to assert that there must be a hidden factor interior to the radium atoms that predetermines their time of decay, but that factor has not been found.
Another crack in this belief system has been produced by quantum mechanical events such that the same sequence of causal events (or causal factors) regularly produces different effects (i.e. results), but the results may repeat themselves in some random (unknowable) sequence. Furthermore, the percentages of results of each kind can be calculated and they are highly predictable.