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→‎My Parthian Shot: Would you take away free will from everyone if you were God? As a matter of simple logic, suffering is inevitable if there is free will.
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::You just deleted my response for no apparent reason without warning. THIS is the sort of thing I was pointing out before. Your entire worldview relies on censorship to be perceived as accurate. But Andy, no matter how many times you delete an answer, you can never delete the point it makes. If God loved us, then He would end the suffering right now, thus allowing far more people to escape the horrors of hell, free will or no. Also, a conceivably omnipotent being would no doubt be able to find a way to have free will WITHOUT evil. Omnipotent beings have no restrictions, even in the laws of physics and philosophy. Yet another hole in your argument. In all honesty, Andy, I'm beginning to wonder if you actually believe what you say. This is the kind of thing a parodist or Internet troll would say, a weak argument that overall undermines the cause they claim to support. Parodist or not, that argument was ridiculously weak, and if that's the best the theists can do, then the atheists are probably right. As I said above, good bye and live a happy and pleasant life. --[[User:Bdor24|Bdor24]] 18:21, 24 May 2012 (EDT)
 
::You just deleted my response for no apparent reason without warning. THIS is the sort of thing I was pointing out before. Your entire worldview relies on censorship to be perceived as accurate. But Andy, no matter how many times you delete an answer, you can never delete the point it makes. If God loved us, then He would end the suffering right now, thus allowing far more people to escape the horrors of hell, free will or no. Also, a conceivably omnipotent being would no doubt be able to find a way to have free will WITHOUT evil. Omnipotent beings have no restrictions, even in the laws of physics and philosophy. Yet another hole in your argument. In all honesty, Andy, I'm beginning to wonder if you actually believe what you say. This is the kind of thing a parodist or Internet troll would say, a weak argument that overall undermines the cause they claim to support. Parodist or not, that argument was ridiculously weak, and if that's the best the theists can do, then the atheists are probably right. As I said above, good bye and live a happy and pleasant life. --[[User:Bdor24|Bdor24]] 18:21, 24 May 2012 (EDT)
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:::I went over the prior edits and could not find anything I deleted.  If it happened, it was an accident.
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:::What's your "yes" or "no" answer to this: Would you take away [[free will]] from everyone if you were God?  As a matter of simple logic, suffering is inevitable if there is free will.--[[User:Aschlafly|Andy Schlafly]] 22:10, 24 May 2012 (EDT)
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