Evidence for God from Science

He combined my 'location' and 'interest' boxes into a sig for me, but I still do not have the signature box anywhere.

I trust that godandscience's technical support team is working hard to resolve this issue.

I have a MySpace, you can find it by clicking here. <---click there <---- follow those instructions.

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(it appears that a mod here has given me a signature now, although I cannot edit it anywhere)

(spooky)

*scary music plays*

Thanks!

Yea, I dont have the box there to input a signature It makes me sad and I cant really sleep at night anymore.

So, my answer is how do you go about saying God is good without running into problems, as well as showing that God's decisions on right and wrong are not arbitrary. I don't think they are, but I cannot develop a good enough answer to keep me happy. I'm trying to figure out why you titled the thread...

Isnt this just the euthyphro dilemma? Or is there something I am missing?

I've never understood the reply of, "Well I live without God and I am moral, therefore God is not needed for morality." It doesnt seem to answer the question. If God exists then you are living in His world and even though you are denying Him you are still capable of hearing the moral code ...

*kkkkt* Uh... hello... my name is Calvin, but not really, but it is on here, so you can call me Calvin. Nice to meet you, and by you I mean whoever is reading this. If I happen to not like you then please pass over that. Question: Do you have to be here for a certain amount of time or have a certain...

Could not this be compared to the Euthyphro Dilemma but with logic? God does not arbitrarily choose what is right or wrong nor does He ascribe to a higher power, for His very Being is moral. Then this could be true for logic as well. God's very nature is rational. For these reasons God cannot do thi...