Can God create another God?

Oh God not you as well.
Is this the latest creationist craze? To insist that anyone who does not believe in God must also believe that mechanistic determinism is true and that freewill does not exist?Maybe we are an arrangement of atoms so complex that we do have freewill? Have you ever even considered that possibility? Well at least we agree on that. You should however talk to Syamsu....... Apparently molecules, toothbrushes, paperclips and all sorts of other parephenalia have both intent and decision making capacity. Apparently this is the crux of the creationist argument. According to Syamsu anyway. You two really should get together Forced? By who/what? Really? Well that would explain why I kep responding to your posts. Despite my better judgement.........This is really off topic. Maybe you should start a new thread?

Just so you do not forget. Here is the question you previously ignored.

Really? What will my first one be then?

Well what object, mineral, vegetable or animal can you give as an example of something, that in your opinion, does not have freewill?

I have no idea what this has to do with the topic or my questions but - Science would suggest that life the universe and everything was derived from simplicity and that complexity has evolved from simple beginnings. In a very very very broad nutshell.We now have 3 seperate (if related) lines of questioning in one thread. Lets filter and condense.....?Edited by Straggler, : No reason given.

Not really but we can start there if it makes you happy. So what does the Torah say specifically about killing? If anything?Edited by Straggler, : No reason given.

Really. Interesting. So are you saying that all other matter (animal, mineral or vegetable) should behave equally predictably and deterministically?If not what makes the behaviour of some things more difficult (even impossible!!) to predict than others?Planetary orbits Vs chimpanzee behaviour for example?

So how about answering the question then? Is that a lie?

Now you know the Torah/Bible/Whatever better than me but....You said "on the day that he eats from it"..........? So did he die on that fateful day or not?Edited by Straggler, : No reason given.

No. Actually I am immortal. But don't tell anyone else. Now I don't know what the Torah sayd so I am genuinely asking but you do seem to be contradicting yourself when you say "that on the day that he eats from it he will die" is the same as dying several years later. In fact was Adam not supposed to live hundreds of years or something equally silly?Edited by Straggler, : No reason given.

Is hardly the same as saying "that on the day that he eats from it he will die". Is it? I am sure you will argue that this should be interpreted to fit in with the rest of your fantasy. I'll leave you to it. This is going nowhere.Edited by Straggler, : No reason given.

However it remains possible that such texts were written by the deluded for the deluded