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To: The Green Goblin
I will alter my argument. On philosophical grounds alone I cannot be sure the personal nature of God is good from our perspective. God could change the temporal order without changing His eternal nature. I believe there is solid ground for believing God is good on a philosophical basis- but I only attain assurance by revelation.

I will however argue that my point stands, in that there the seems to be an arbitrariness built into the very nature of the evolutional system. If morality is the product of evolution and evolution will always produce change- is it not merely a matter of time before morality and human nature are altered?

144 posted on 01/07/2002 2:40:14 PM PST by st.smith
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To: st.smith
I believe there is solid ground for believing God is good on a philosophical basis- but I only attain assurance by revelation.

What kind of revelation?

145 posted on 01/07/2002 2:41:58 PM PST by The Green Goblin
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