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The more we understand natural law, the less we believe in God.
Because the idea of God's power are against all natural laws.
Natural laws are the anti-thesis of gods.
AnswerThe more we understand natural law, the more we are tempted not to believe in God. Full of pride, we begin to think that now, knowing the laws, we can control them, or even change them. Our delusions go even further to the extreme to think about them as if we have invented them. How stupid that is. God's power is not against the natural laws. The natural laws are in fact manifestations of God.Natural laws are anti-thesis only of superstition and prejudice. On the other hand, superstition and prejudice are themselves anti-theses of God. This, of course, does not prove that God and natural laws are not in contradiction, but for anyone that knows God, this is obvious. We may only pray so that He squashes the pride and self-delusions in all that think that God is somehow in contradiction with Himself due to our observations of His creation.
AnswerIt contradicts the notion of a god which meddles or "micro-manages", effects daily events etc, not the god of the deist which just started simple life or made the universe and went away.The notion of a "meddling" god is contradicted by the observable fact that electrons and protons, light, gravity etc always behave the same way, and 99% of the world's processes, weather, biological life, reproduction, the formation of the elements etc can all be explained via these behaviors.
To answer the question...Natural law doesn't put limits on God. Natural law may indicate that God limits Himself as far as what He will or will not do, but it doesn't imply that God cannot override natural law when He sees fit, such as the incident with Moses where the sun did not set for 24 hours, or the incident when a shadow moved the opposite direction of what it should've done. FUTILITYAGAIN DO NOT TRY TO EXPLAIN GOD WITH THE LIMITED CAPACITY AND UNDERSTANDING OF THE HUMAN MIND. GOD IS GOD AND THATS HOW I PUT IT. YOU CANNOT EXPLAIN SOMETHING THAT EXCEEDS YOUR KNOWLEDGE.Natural laws do not limit God. However, God has ascribed for himself limitations. It is impossible for God to lie: Heb 6:18. The natural law of time once set in motion from the start of creation can not be suspended or traveled back into in order to make changes.
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Is god just a human notion?
Answer: Yes, I personally believe it is, but cannot prove it, and dont really need to.Answer: No, I personally know God is much more than a notion.
Why Jainism rejects the notion of a Creator God?
Because there dumb
Why might there not be god?
The simple answer is that there isn't a God. The concept of a God is a man made notion from thousands of years ago when man invented God to explain everything that they did not understand. Thankfully due to Science & rational thinking we now have much Knowledge & no longer require the outdated notion of a fictitious God.
What does the notion of honor mean in rural Yemeni culture?
That they belive in god
Can God take the form of anything besides Jesus?
Yes God is all powerful with no limitations.
Does God cause natural disasters?
No. Natural disasters are from natural causes. Maybe we can say God allows natural disasters.
Is agnosticism a religion?
It is a belief based on the premise that there is no proof that there is a God, and no proof there is not a God. I guess it is just the notion that reality in its purest sense is elusive.
Explain about: How was the question of the existence of God resolved with respect to the notion referring expression?
I need a specific answer.
What are the devils limitations?
The devil has no limitations if you do not give him any. The only free will god gave man was the will between good and evil. We will our mind and our emotions to be what we want to be. If we choose to serve god we know that all that god created was good. The devil choose to do evil over good.
Who was the god of energy?
Energy is much a notion of modern times, so none of the ancient gods will fit in there.
What ideas were linked from Christianity?
By no means an exhaustive list: The sanctity of life. Equality of women under the law Child protection Self sacrifice for the well being of others The notion of personal liberty The notion of benevolence toward widows, orphans, and the indigent The idea of Armageddon and the end of the world The idea that The Bible is God's Word. God as Creator The idea of obstruction of justice The idea of capital punishment The idea of forgiveness The notion of sin The idea of doing unto others as you would have them do unto you The notion that "the Church" is the people, not the building The notion of the possibility of miracles and direct Divine intervention The notion of caring for the sick and injured
Is infinity a natural or moral attribute of God?
Natural?
