A) Whether there is a non-physical existence; B) What we can infer about the nature or wishes of such entities or entity; C) How can such an entity, even given that we can establish that it is in fact the Judeo-Christian God, be both omniscient, omnipotent AND benevolent
I think the first point is a matter of personal subjective credence. I have more serious problems with points B and C.
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Date: 2007-08-27 03:16 pm (UTC)A) Whether there is a non-physical existence;
B) What we can infer about the nature or wishes of such entities or entity;
C) How can such an entity, even given that we can establish that it is in fact the Judeo-Christian God, be both omniscient, omnipotent AND benevolent
I think the first point is a matter of personal subjective credence. I have more serious problems with points B and C.