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That didn't answer the question. If the limit of human lifespan was set at 120 years, then how come we have incidents of people living longer than that?
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That didn't answer the question. If the limit of human lifespan was set at 120 years, then how come we have incidents of people living longer than that?
If He says one thing, and then does another, how is that not changing His mind?
Lewis W said:If He says one thing, and then does another, how is that not changing His mind?
To say that God changed His mind is to say that, He is not all knowing,and that He is not perfect. He does not make mistakes. And says I thought of something better. He gets it right the first time. But you can think anyway you want, because it don't change a thing.
Jimbob said:Lewis W said:If He says one thing, and then does another, how is that not changing His mind?
To say that God changed His mind is to say that, He is not all knowing,and that He is not perfect. He does not make mistakes. And says I thought of something better. He gets it right the first time. But you can think anyway you want, because it don't change a thing.
Then why didn't He create humanity perfectly from the start and instead had to wipe them out with a flood and start over?