"Examples of logical absolutes are : something can not be itself and not itself at the same time ( Law of non contradiction ) . A thing is what it is ( Law of identity ) . A statement is either true or false ( Law of excluded middle ) . These are simple , absolute logical absolutes ."
"There are contradictions in the bible , for so the bible does n't obey the law of non contradiction . As to the law of identity , Jesus is called both the `` Son of God `` and the `` Son of Man `` , which means Also , many parts of the bible are taken as 'metaphors ' - yet the law of excluded middle should prevent us from doing that . I 'm sure someone will be able to refute my individual points , but on the whole the bible is not an entirely logical source . Furthermore , even if these laws were created by a God , this God does not have to be the same one described in any religion whatsoever . In fact , he does n't have to be omnipotent , so he could even be dead - Atheists could state that God created these laws then died . In which case , God does not exist but Atheists have still accounted for the creation of said laws ."
"A statement is either true or false ( Law of excluded middle ) . These are simple , absolute logical absolutes ."
"There are contradictions in the bible , for so the bible does n't obey the law of non contradiction"