God Chooses Life

1. "For one, few scientific theories that explain that the paranormal isn't impossible."paranormal?...and no one is claiming, here, that the paranormal is possible or impossible.If you are trying to introduce a new topic, please start another debate. I have spoken only about the supernatural, as in "unable to be explained by science or the laws of nature....of or relating to an order of existence beyond the visible observable universe; especially : of or relating to God or a god, demigod, spirit, or devil [1].2. "...every thought your mind creates before you think it. If that's the case, there is no "free will.""Having the knowledge of the future does not imply having control over that future. Just because God may "know" what choice you are going to make does not prevent you from freely making that choice.Here is a really simple example - let us assme you are a normal person and are thirsty. You have a choice to drink between a glass of refreshing water and a glass full of sand. I know you will choose water, but the choice is still yours to make - my knowledge of that choice has no influence on your choice.3. "God can do anything but doesn't lift a finger to stop all the disasters, massacres and wars..."There is an obvious implication here, and that is for free will. Just because we have free will does not mean we are free from the consequences of our choices. However, the simplest reason for you to understand why God "allows" for bad things to happen is that it is part of having the freedom to choose. For if God were to stop the "bad" then He must surely stop all the bad...stop war, stop thievery, stop lies....and even stop bad thoughts...this is contrary to the notion of free will...contrary to the notion of life, and therefore God chooses free will...and more importantly chooses life.Also, it is consistent with the characer and nature of God to be beyond our human understanding, to be beyond accountability to us. Just a child is unable to punish their parent, or to "ground" their parent from vide games.4. "In addition, If something exists, it can be scientifically quantified..."This is an ambituous claim by Con, but unsupported. Science, by its very nature, is unable to prove anything."There is always some uncertainty associated with scientific conclusions; science never absolutely proves anything."[2]Science cannot quantify laughter or heartbreak, but they exist. Science cannot quantify the satisfaction of helping the needy or the value of a friendship - but all of these exist.Nevertheless, the lack of evidence does not conclude with the lack of existence.Your proposition here is commonly known as an argument form ignorance or one of personal incredulity [3].5. "--praying does not work. In Matthew 7:7 Jesus says"every one who asks receives"..."God's covenant for prayer does not imply that you will get exactly what you ask for (i.e. a stack of gold). This is a basic tenet in Christian faith. That God answers prayers, but you may not receive what you want or when you want it.(see also my response #3 above)6. "I think that'll be enough for you to ponder over."arrogance is no substitution for a good and reasonable argument. [1] http://www.merriam-webster.com...[2] http://www.ted.com...;[3] https://yourlogicalfallacyis.com...;