| > Christians believe that there's an epic battle for mankind going on between God and Lucifer which started when God created Men, because God loves Men more than the angels (and Lucifer). Here is another plot hole, if god is indeed almighty he could simple strike down all foes instantly. And what are the other angels doing? don't they have free will are they just robots? If Satan is indeed a fallen angel than God, really screwed up, which is again a problem because he is almighty and all knowing. > The tree was a test for mankind which Satan made Adam and Eve fail. If god is almighty and all knowing and have created man, and even sees the future, he would have known the outcome in advance, so basically there would have been no reason to do it. > There's a whole set of rules, that's why he won't kill Satan just now. Then God is probably not that almighty if he has to stick to rules, instead of hurling a lighting bolt or a ball of fire at Satan. I am not saying that God can't exist, I am saying that the Christian definition is impossible, a god can't be all of these at once: - almighty - all knowing(could see even the future) - be good/nice whatever - be perfect - have free will And I don't even want to get into Jesus, that would be a huge topic by itself. |