Objections to God's Existence

In this video, we review two objections to the existence of God: the Problem of Evil and the Sufficiency of Science.

[zombiewriter]

That's a bit of a copout. If your god is claimed to be the literal creator of everything - time, space, all matter. Then he is responsible for evil. You can't claim him the author of all and then say he's not evil because it's some type of byproduct of god's goodness. If you say he created everything then he is responsible for everything. Buck stops where? Laying it all at humanities feet is dishonest And victim blaming.

Another objection is If he's omniscient then he created his good with full knowledge of the evil to come. Therefore he created evil You can't be in possession of all knowledge and not know evil. If he knows evil, then he can be evil and create evil. Can't be omnibenevolent and omniscient at the same time.

[RedefineLiving]

The efficiency of science fails on its own terms few ways.
1. I without the creation model, the naturalistic model fails by Karl Popper’s line of demarcation.
2. David Hume acknowledged the problem of induction when it comes to the prerequisites of science.
3. Conclusions in science are provisional and subject to change.
4. It is a reification fallacy to assert that science can come to its own conclusions. Science cannot be personified.
5. Scientific “facts” are interpreted by a worldview. It doesn’t follow that because the consensus interprets scientific conclusions in light of their naturalistic worldview, that there for the opposing interpretations are false.
6. It does not follow that because we can describe things with great scientific specificity, that therefore, God is not singularly in control of all state of affairs.

The scientific method has not been verified by the scientific method. I believe that the statement “science is sufficient” only begs the question.

[__-onrk]

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