To: Greg or e who wrote (30278 ) 10/1/2001 5:46:38 AM From: Solon Respond to I said: "God can change His mind and re-direct His Will." "If God is a completely perfect being wouldn't a change indicate a lack of perfection? Was He mistaken about something? Did He forget? Is there some contingency that He is unaware of? God, being already perfect, is immutable, He does not change." immutability , which you ascribe to the nature of God, translate into stripping God, not only of free will--but of everything. Can you denude God of His attributes??compelled to answer or not answer a petitioner in prayer? Do you claim that He does not make choices? That He does not judge? Silly, silly, silly.HAD to travel at 186,000 M.P.S.? Do you think that God could NOT have made everything in the universe different than it is, in an infinite variety of ways?spiritual bowling balls--insubstantial and immaterial...but with excellent memories (recorded on nullity) of this and of that. A strange conspiracy of light and sound (SLOUND) might have hopped from ball to ball, cycling them through a random and infinite succession of "shapes" . The bowling bowls might "see" these shapes as temperatures rather than as squirkles.does not deserve to have Greg M. tell Him that His supernatural powers are limited by the "natural" limitations imposed by the same Mr. McRitchie. The very definition of God asserts that He is NOT limited by ANY "natural" laws. God is a supernatural being, the Alpha and the Omega. God does "miracles". God's laws are arbitrary. They were not compelled; they were chosen . YOU do not tell GOD what His limitations are. God will show you what yours are.
