WOTMQ: God Wants To Be Known
Seven years ago, Dr. Sean Carroll and Dr. William Lane Craig debated cosmology. Of course, only one of those people is an actual cosmologist, so it was like shooting fishermen in a barrel.
But during the debate, Carroll made a great point about God's omnipotence in regards to Craig's "fine-tuning" argument: God doesn't need anything to be fine-tuned. He's the all-power creator of everything, subject to no laws or rules. He's like Carman from South Park — He does what He wants!
In response to Carroll, the folks at "Uncommon Descent" made one of the silliest arguments I've ever seen. I dismantle it here, with your help! Thanks, gang!!! And enjoy! B
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My guess: Craig misread Carroll's expertise. He thought it was "cosmetology." Hey--it's an easy mistake to make.
"Process? I don't have to wait for no damn process!" --God
Cartman. (Do I win a prize for finding a typo, Bri Bri?). 😜
If it says “Carman” or Carmen” I’m going to freak out!
The snarky comment (which I love in general) "Unless their overweight." should have been "Unless they're overweight" no?
D'oh!!! That's what I get for not having a proofreader anymore. Thanks!
My first thought upon reading the title of this video was, "Then he should make himself known, for crying out loud!" Sheesh, he made the flippin' universe, right? How hard can it be for him to just poke his head out of the clouds and say, "Howdy?"
What? So both the Old Testament and the New Testament should be discarded because those ancient Hebrews weren't "techno-man" so they weren't really supposed to know god. That is an amazingly stupid argument, even for desperate believers.
That's all they have left.
Cheeeses Crust… the mental somersaults, handsprings, backflips believers will go to, just cling to a sky daddy who is invisible —but wants to be known?