What did God do on the planet today? (myth, atheist, bible)

[eddie gein]

I figure God did today what he does everyday. Sits and waits for that red heifer to be born so he can send Jesus back in for the win.

[Eusebius]

Originally Posted by Texan2008

Yes, you apparently are making the claim God exists apparently so where is the evidence for that. I'm not sure what the laws of physics and existence of the planet proves except that there are laws of physics and the planet exists at this moment. So in answer to my question, you are stating that God kept the laws going today and the Earth existing?

Where is the evidence God does not exist?

[Eusebius]

Originally Posted by micC

Free will is also an illusion. It is unsupportable both scientifically and philosophically. Once you realise this, your faith will become untenable.

Not really. God is sovereign over the affairs of man.

Dan_4:35 All abiding on the earth are reckoned as naught:
According to His will is He doing in the army of the heavens
and with those abiding on the earth. And no one will actually
clap with his hands and say to Him, "What doest Thou?

[garya123]

Originally Posted by Texan2008

Believers, what did God do on the planet today? Please let us know with details and collaborating evidence. Thanks!!

He let you ask a dumb question so that others could be amused.

[openmike]

God allowed what we did and that's what He did today.God is sort of a slacker I suppose, but just letting us cook or own butts gives Him a chance to chill and snicker at we fools. God talked to me He said It Oy Vey! Seriously, He gave us a total creation in which to live today.

[Texan2008]

Originally Posted by garya123

He let you ask a dumb question so that others could be amused.

Really then. Why don't you answer the question just to amuse us then.

[Texan2008]

Originally Posted by Eusebius

Where is the evidence God does not exist?

The default position is that things do not exist until proven otherwise. Provide the evidence that God exists.

[Norne]

Somewhere on the planet somebody played a beautiful piece of music today.

Somewhere on the planet a student made a top score on his exams.

Somewhere on the planet somebody made love to his woman, and she conceived a beloved, long-expected child.

Somewhere on the planet a scientist in a lab finally made a discovery he has been breaking his head over maybe for years.

Somewhere on the planet someone has achieved a goal he has longed and struggled for.

And all of this is a work of Odin - that creative impulse within man that helps man bring forth great things into the world.

[Texan2008]

Originally Posted by Norne

Somewhere on the planet somebody played a beautiful piece of music today.

Somewhere on the planet a student made a top score on his exams.

Somewhere on the planet somebody made love to his woman, and she conceived a beloved, long-expected child.

Somewhere on the planet a scientist in a lab finally made a discovery he has been breaking his head over maybe for years.

Somewhere on the planet someone has achieved a goal he has longed and struggled for.

And all of this is a work of Odin - that creative impulse within man that helps man bring forth great things into the world.

...and here I thought all those things happened because of the Egyptian God Ra....thanks for the clarification. LOL

[Norne]

Originally Posted by Texan2008

...and here I thought all those things happened because of the Egyptian God Ra....thanks for the clarification. LOL

If you are inspired by Ra, then sure. If you are inspired by Jesus, or YHWH, or Allah - likewise. Those are all powerful myths, and I don't believe any is more true than another. It's what you draw your inspiration from that matters.