can god not influence human mind?
Posted: Fri Jan 21, 2011 5:18 am
can god not influence human mind? if he can then he had no need to come to earth and proove his existence. if no then he is not omnipotent and he need not be there.
"The heavens declare the glory of God; the skies proclaim the work of his hands." (Psalm 19:1)
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Why is it misery if there is no god? It's all part of nature, no misery, no evil, no right, wrong, or moral values. Just a bunch of chemicals interacting.rajanpunj wrote:my dear friends, i know god only wants every thing to be the best for mankind, peace allaround and no misery for anyone. if god is omnipotent and his intentions are good why is he letting so much misery to be there in this world? if he realy can influence human mind why he does not do anything? what is the use of a power which when required is not used that too if it is for the better.as only jesus was son of god rest all are humans so god should be able to do something.
Raj,my dear friends, i know god only wants every thing to be the best for mankind, peace allaround and no misery for anyone.
Do you understand the difference between a computer and a human mind? What makes a human human? would you even be human if you were forced/programmed to do things without any control over your thoughts and actions? I'd say no. God can make us do what He wants us to do. But the probelm is, you are no longer you. In fact, you aren't and you weren't.if he realy can influence human mind why he does not do anything? what is the use of a power which when required is not used that too if it is for the better.as only jesus was son of god rest all are humans so god should be able to do something.
Here is a good starting point. Not real sure what you are saying here. Are you saying that you have made up your mind to know the truth, (in other words, you have set your mind on pursuing truth) or, that you made you mind to know the truth? There is a difference.i have just made my mind to know the truth.
Let's clarify what you are saying here because it seems to be self-defeating. You say, there is certainly a God. That means you are certain there is a God. Next you say, in a form which is NOT known."there is certainly a god in a form which is not known to us."
You say that you KNOW what God wants. How?"i know god only wants every thing to be the best for mankind, peace allaround and no misery for anyone."
The reason I ask these things, (And I would like an answer) is how can we be expected to explain suffering and misery if you in fact have invalid and faulty conceptions of who this God really is?if god is omnipotent and his intentions are good why is he letting so much misery to be there in this world?
rajunpunj, help me out here. You want help and to discuss things, and that is fine. Would you please tell us a little bit about who you are, where you live, what you do (student, work, retired etc.) and what your beliefs are. That will help us to know as much about you as you can find about many of us by checking profiles and past threads.rajanpunj wrote:dear jlay i dont get any revelations.i have just made my mind to know the truth. my mind is like a child's mind. i have lot of queries, i am seeking truth, tales and scriptures are not going to satisfy me, they can only guide me.all great men only tought and guided us how to live a good and just life(again as i always say there is no absolute, so the degree varied). kindly dont get offended by my questions,my intentions are to get some knowledge from wise people like you who use this site.
If you don't get ay revelations, how do you account for your ability to know anything?rajanpunj wrote:i dont get any revelations.i have just made my mind to know the truth. my mind is like a child's mind.
Argumentum ad circulum. Why do you assume that the Sciptures aren't truth? If you don't know what truth is, how will you know when to start looking, and why will you exclude the Scriptures?rajanpunj wrote:i have lot of queries, i am seeking truth, tales and scriptures are not going to satisfy me, they can only guide me.
On what authority will you make this claim? Don't we first have to have a standard by which we can judge "great men" as well as define a "good and just life"?rajanpunj wrote:all great men only tought and guided us how to live a good and just life
Are you absolutely sure that there are no absolutes?rajanpunj wrote:(again as i always say there is no absolute, so the degree varied).
I hope that this is true. As Bart suggested, we need to know both your starting point and your standard for your search for truth.rajanpunj wrote:kindly dont get offended by my questions,my intentions are to get some knowledge from wise people like you who use this site.