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If God wanted us in his own image—Why did he create us to sin?
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If God wanted us in his own image—Why did he create us to sin?
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If all the guff were to be true then we are indeed created in his own image because he was also not without sin. He was a mass murderer and a cruel and heartless God. He also broke his own rules by 'begetting' a son with another man's wife. Why anyone would want to worship such a deity is beyond me.
Read the Old Testament. He was right into the worst of sin Himself.
The real joke is the Clayton's "free will".
"Do whatever you like, it is your choice but if you don't do as I demand and worship Me then you will suffer for eternity."
Incredibly the faithful expect their decision to worship this monster to be respected. Bizarre.
The real joke is the Clayton's "free will".
"Do whatever you like, it is your choice but if you don't do as I demand and worship Me then you will suffer for eternity."
Incredibly the faithful expect their decision to worship this monster to be respected. Bizarre.
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Rav1D is correct until you get down to the nuclear level.
Chemical bonds are electromagnetic. The Electromagnetic Force is mediated by Photons. The atoms in a chemical bond are exchanging Photons. (Both Electromagnetism and the Weak Force are manifistations of the ElectroWeak Force)
At the nuclear level the Strong force is predominant. The Standard Model holds that these bonds are the remnants of the Color Force that hold Quarks together. This force is mediated by Gluons.
I have always thought it sad that Crayons had already been used as a subatomic particle name when Quarks were proposed. What would be better than a Crayon to mediate the Color Force.
Chemical bonds are electromagnetic. The Electromagnetic Force is mediated by Photons. The atoms in a chemical bond are exchanging Photons. (Both Electromagnetism and the Weak Force are manifistations of the ElectroWeak Force)
At the nuclear level the Strong force is predominant. The Standard Model holds that these bonds are the remnants of the Color Force that hold Quarks together. This force is mediated by Gluons.
I have always thought it sad that Crayons had already been used as a subatomic particle name when Quarks were proposed. What would be better than a Crayon to mediate the Color Force.
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