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No. That was him who declare that the law of logic does not apply to God.Given (name removed by moderator)'s post and this response, it is more likely that (name removed by moderator) is not the one lacking logic.
No. That was him who declare that the law of logic does not apply to God.Given (name removed by moderator)'s post and this response, it is more likely that (name removed by moderator) is not the one lacking logic.
Why is that illogical?No. That was him who declare that the law of logic does not apply to God.
Can God lift a stone he cannot lift? Sure yeah.Why is that illogical?
That is an example of an illogical question.Can God lift a stone he cannot lift? Sure yeah.
God is either subjected to logic or can defy it.That is an example of an illogical question.
More illogic. False dichotomy.God is either subjected to logic or can defy it.
Nah. God is either subject to logic or can defy it. Which one do you pick?More illogic. False dichotomy.
Yah. I pick neither.Nah. God is either subject to logic or can defy it. Which one do you pick?
Could you please tell me the difference between your God and whatever?Yah. I pick neither.
How could anyone provide a reasoned answer to such and poorly formed question?Could you please tell me the difference between your God and whatever?
That was a correct question regarding your answer “neither”.How could anyone provide a reasoned answer to such and poorly formed question?
Whatever is irrelevant thing you have no idea or concern about it.{edit}
What is a “whatever”?
Indeed, God not only ‘creates’, but He also sustains - often by means of ‘laws’.Unless He Created and controls time.